https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg Made with a creative frenzy en-us 2018-04-23 07:13:41 UTC 2018-05-02 08:28:10 UTC hello@padlet.com aberkel_22 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272402

Their roots are able to grow and stay stiff in water which allows it to survive, 

adapted to being able to photosynthesis in salty water 

Brackish water mix between salty and fresh water,

Leaves turn at certain times of day which protects it from the sun

Has seeds germinate on itself then it falls into mud already somewhat deve

]]> 2018-04-29 05:06:14 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272402 salrawi_22 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272466 Mangroves have adapted to this environment since other plants can’t survive in such a habitat and they also do things such as prevent erosion with their roots and etc. Also, they have adapted to use photosynthesis with salt water. Roots stick up out of the ground and make them generally taller. The germinating seeds also fall and stick themselves into the mud so they can easily grow upwards.

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They’re able to convert salt water to freshwater as they can photosynthesize saltwater

Their roots come out of the ground instead of staying in the ground

The salt that enters the plant gets excreted 

The leaves turn from the sun so they can avoid part of the heat of the sun

Once or twice a day the mangroves get their roots exposed to breathe 

 

]]> 2018-04-29 05:07:41 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272515 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272521 Their roots are below the water and die over time, meaning they can be knocked over easily. These plants have adapted to the environment and are able to do photosynthesis with salt water. They avoid the harsh sun, by changing their orientation. Roots start to germinate before it falls, then they get stuck in the mud, and expand the forests.

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Millions of years of evolution

Mangroves have adapted to their environment/surroundings of saltwater by using the salt water to their advantage and using it as energy in the process of photosynthesis

They filter out 90 percent of salt water while the other ten forms in crystals on the leaves

Roots that stick out absorb air quickly when they have the chance to be exposed to air (when tide goes out)

Roots cant get air from the mud because it has no air

Causing the muf to take on a foul sulfur smell.

Leaves change their orientation to be shielded from the sun and avoid evaporation

Their seeds germinate (grow roots) before they have even fallen

This ensures that the seed can get stuck in the mud and not get washed away

]]> 2018-04-29 05:07:47 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272522 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272536 There are certain types of trees that have adapted to live in mangroves.

Mangroves adapted to the rapid changing tides.

Seeds torpedo into the mud to give it support in the water

]]> 2018-04-29 05:08:00 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272536 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272552 They excrete their salt so they have clean water. The leaves turn so they reduce water loss from the sun. The seeds germinate on the tree to increase chance of survival and when they fall into the water they get stuck in the mud. ]]> 2018-04-29 05:08:12 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272552 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272558 Different types of plants have adapted to this brackish water that is near mangroves. They have also adapted to the tide.]]> 2018-04-29 05:08:17 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272558 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272564 I think that the mangroves have adapted to holding themselves into the soil and spreading their roots out in order to cover more ground allowing for more nutrients.

The leaves turn to avoid too much light

]]> 2018-04-29 05:08:22 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272564 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272578 Mangroves are in water areas, and their roots grow above the ground to absorb sunlight above the water, and makes the trees a little taller. Plants that are able to survive in the brackish water. Leaves change orientation during day based on the sun. Remove a lot of carbon dioxide from atmosphere, and filters out about 90% of salt from water. Seeds germinate before falling off of the plant. Then drop into mud, or float until finding an anchor to grow in. ]]> 2018-04-29 05:08:33 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272578 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272659

Their roots grow up out of the ground, keeping out 90% of salt from water that they absorb

They can use salt water to do photosynthesis

Mangrove leaves change their orientation to be shielded from the sun and avoid evaporation

]]> 2018-04-29 05:09:46 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272659 zali_22 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272664 The roots are outside of the ground so that they can get oxygen. Also, they filter out the salt water so they can use it for photosynthesis. Also the roots make sure that they don't get moved or uprooted by the tide.]]> 2018-04-29 05:09:49 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272664 rkayed_22 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272692 Mangroves have adapted to the soil and spreading their roots out so that they can cover more ground which allows more nutrieants

]]> 2018-04-29 05:10:09 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272692 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272721 The mangroves have adapted to the environment by sticking the roots out of the ground so they can breathe. Sticks into the mud, grows shoots faster. Mangroves also adapt to the change in tide.]]> 2018-04-29 05:10:40 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272721 https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272780 They have adapted by growing short so animals can feed off of them like dugongs and provide shade for crabs and small fish.]]> 2018-04-29 05:11:39 UTC https://padlet.com/adamfox711/nno50hadgxzg/wish/256272780