What are the conditions for the Mangrove tree?

Mangrove trees thrive in coastal intertidal zones where saltwater and freshwater meet. They require warm temperatures and are typically found in tropical and subtropical regions. These trees are adapted to withstand waterlogged soil, high salinity, and regular tidal fluctuations, which allow them to establish complex root systems that stabilize shorelines and provide habitat for diverse marine life. Additionally, they depend on nutrients from both the ocean and adjacent land ecosystems.