Mullet Pond is a section of the Simpson Bay Lagoon which still contains a substantial portion of Red Mangroves " Rhizophora mangle ".
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Here black mangrove ( " Avicennia germinans " ) and red mangrove ( " Rhizophora mangle " ) are the northernmost mangroves in the Atlantic.
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Of the six species of mangrove identified in the Gulf, red mangrove ( " Rhizophora mangle " ) is the most common, mostly occupying the areas permanently inundated by the tides.
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Mangroves are not native to Hawaii, but the red mangrove, " Rhizophora mangle ", and Oriental mangrove, " Bruguiera sexangula ", have been introduced and are now naturalized.
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Cuban Mangrove forests top layer is made up by 4 tree species; Rhizophora mangle ( Red mangrove ), Avicennia germinans ( Black mangrove ), Laguncularia racemosa ( White mangrove ) and Conocarpus erectus ( Button mangrove ).
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Two species of mangroves occur in the area, red mangrove ( " Rhizophora mangle " ) and white mangrove ( " Laguncularia racemosa " ), both of which thrive in the brackish water of the swamp.
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Sustainable harvesting for medicinal remedies found in native wetlands plants in the Caribbean and Australia include the red mangrove ( " Rhizophora mangle " ) which possesses antibacterial, wound-healing, anti-ulcer effects, and antioxidant properties.
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The forest at the mouth of the river is composed of three mangrove species : red mangrove ( " Rhizophora mangle " ), white mangrove ( " Laguncularia racemosa " ), and black mangrove ( " Avicennia germinans " ).
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The name " black mangrove " refers to the color of the trunk and excreted at night and on cloudy days . It is often found in its native range with the red mangrove ( " Rhizophora mangle " ) and the white mangrove ( " Laguncularia racemosa " ).
