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Mangroves grow in salt water

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Soil composition affects growth of plant life

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That a study has already been done on the affects of water composition on Grey Mangroves (Avicennia marina)

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Climate affects how plants grow, especially water levels and wind affect how Mangroves grow

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What specific elements in soils that can be harmful to Grey Mangroves

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What specific elements in soils that can benefit Grey Mangroves

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That Grey Mangroves grow best in 50-75% salinity

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Climate can also dramatically affect soils, especially from long shore drift and erosion

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That the scientific name of the Grey Mangrove found in Australia, is Avicennia marina

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The range in depth of water that Grey Mangroves can grow in

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The climate conditions in the Western Port Bay region; and the conditions that are suitable for Grey Mangrove growth

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How they reproduce (including conditions needed) and what time of year do they reproduce

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What are the ideal soils that Grey Mangroves grow in

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Western Port Bay has Grey Mangroves and is predominately composed of muddy soils

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What is the general composition of soils in the Western Port Bay region