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Under this definition, plants like Salicornia, Chenopodium, Sesuvium, Limonium, Atriplex, Coastal mangroves and saltmarshes have historically been undervalued and considered by many to be wastelands. the represent zones with different responses to inundation or other physical Salinity tolerance in mangroves depends on a range of adaptations, including ion compartmentation, osmoregulation, selective transport and uptake of ions, maintenance of a balance between the supply of ions to the shoot, and capacity to accommodate the salt influx. Ann Bot 70:501–509, Ellison AM, Farnsworth EJ (1997) Simulated sea-level change alters anatomy, physiology, growth, and reproduction of red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle L.). Salt tolerance mechanisms in mangroves: a review. 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