mangrove造句

The mangrove forests are evergreen.

Under favourable conditions, mangrove trees can grow to large sizes.

The value of the mangrove ecosystem and its pollution problems.

It is the world's largest tidal mangrove forest.

They live inside the bases of three of the enormous mangrove-like trees.

The mangrove forest also sequesters carbon dioxide in its root system.

Shrimp farms have been a primary cause of mangrove loss, as well as urbanization and agriculture.

Many consider this the most beautiful mangrove forest in all Thailand.

He hid himself among the mangrove swamps close to the Kenyan border, assisting in the training of new recruits.

He decided to study how mangrove forests benefit humanity, but needed an accurate estimate of how much remains.

Used in wet sites which are not infested by shipworms, such mangrove piles can outlast non-treated inland hardwoods.

Ironically, mangrove forests are threatened by rising sea levels and increasingly strong storms which result from a warmer climate.

Along the mangrove waterways, creeks and estuarine waters, a rich tradition of artisanal mariculture has evolved and fish constitutes an important part of the peoples' protein supply.

At dusk, they gather with the other boats in the lee of a small island, beside a mangrove forest where the water is calm.

In Singapore, Hongkong and Malaysia, there is an established demand for mangrove piling poles used in land reclamation and the construction industry.

A group of scientists from the U. s. Geological Survey estimated mangrove forests cover about 53,190 square miles of coast and river delta, mostly in the tropics.

He looks over his shoulder at the silt-filled ponds behind him, and then shifts his gaze to a less-damaged area that may have been protected by a clump of mangrove trees near the beach.

And there are ways in which cultivation of fish and shellfish can be undertaken within mangrove areas without the need for conversion of these into ponds. Raft culture and floating cages for instance.