White mangrove (Combretaceae)

White mangrove

Also known as: Bushwillow

White mangrove belongs to a family primarily consisting of shrubs and trees, often found in tropical and subtropical regions. These plants typically feature simple, opposite leaves and are well-known for their unique winged fruits which aid in dispersal by wind. The flaky or peeling bark aids white mangrove in surviving in various environments, contributing to its resilience and spread. This family is ecologically significant in preventing soil erosion and in various medicinal uses.

Scientific classification

Family

White mangrove (Combretaceae)

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