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Seeds grow on parent plant, and then fall when ready to grow alone. (Propagules)

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muddy skippers, white spoy, needle fish, flower crabs, tide crabs, mud crabs, mud lobsters, spiny fish things

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The moon drags salt water into the mangroves twice a day. Which is why it turns from fresh water to salt water every day.

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Carbon cycle in mangroves are much slower

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Sungei Buloh is a Malay name, It means Bamboo River

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What changes the tides

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The plants excrete leftover salt.

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What are the types of crabs.

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Why are there roots for the trees to breath if the roots aren't in water?

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What type of seed is this and why was there so many of them around the water?

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How many animal species are there at Sungei Buloh?

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Do monitor lizards always travel/ live in isolation?

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Do the amount/different types of animals affect the spacing of the trees?

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Can a house plant survive in mangrove water?

house plants cannot live in salt water because they do not have genes that allow them to tolerate salt. Mangroves and marine seagrasses do have such genes. There are special types of plants growing in saline soil or saline water with preponderance of salts in it. These are known as mangrove.

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Why are the trees farther apart in the water than on land?

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How are some mangrove roots flat and some of them sticking out of the ground?

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Wonderings we can answer at Sengei Buloh

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Wonderings we can answer at Sengei Buloh