… plasticity that characterizes mangroves and intertidal environments gives rise to the
biocomplexity that distinguishes mangrove ecosystems. The traits that allow mangroves to tolerate …

… the uniqueness of coastal mangrove ecosystem functioning in respect of … mangrove and
intertidal environment giving rise to the biocomplexity that distinguishes mangrove ecosystem …

… Why should we look at biocomplexity in the context of coral reefs? Our knowledge of these
systems is relatively recent compared to that of temperate or cold marine systems. The first …

… considered of major importance in shaping mangrove ecosystem structure and function. The
… what we still need to clarify on the importance of biotic impacts on mangrove ecosystems. …

… Among the largest challenges to understanding the variation in functional properties of
mangrove ecosystems (eg, biodiversity, primary and secondary productivity) is our ability to scale …

… This study focused on the mangrove tree communities of the world's largest mangrove
ecosystem – the Sundarbans – which supports the … Biocomplexity in mangrove ecosystems …

… or temporary visitors of mangrove environment (Macintosh & Ashton … mangrove ecosystem
and other ecosystems. There are herbivores that feed on leaves, flowers, seeds or mangrove …

… ecosystem health indices are urgently needed for conserving and managing rapidly dwindling
mangrove ecosystems. The … of trees, with mangrove ecosystems often treated as terrestrial …

… The overall aim of this paper is to exemplify how the mangrove ecosystem is a model social-…
, mangrove ecosystems (Section 1.2) and ACs (Section 1.3) for use by mangrove researches…

… Whether or not mangroves function as buffers against … Our preliminary post-tsunami surveys
of Sri Lankan mangrove sites … Mangrove forests have iconic status as natural ecosystems …