File:Life cycles of mangrove species.jpg
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English: Life cycles of mangrove species Left: Rhizophora species use viviparity Right: Avicennia species use cryptoviviparity |
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| Author | Mathew A. Vanderklift, Christopher Doropoulos, Daniel Gorman, Inês Leal, Antoine J. P. Minne, John Statton, Andrew D. L. Steven and Thomas Wernberg |
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