Mangrove (noun)

1. A tropical coastal tree or shrub that grows in saline soils and often forms dense thickets, especially in estuaries and mangrove swamps.
2. A tropical tree or shrub that grows in saltwater marshes and swamps.

Origin:

From spanish manglar, from taíno mancara.

Examples:

1. Mangroves are found in the coastal areas of tropical regions.
2. Mangroves help to protect coastlines from storms and erosion.
3. Mangroves provide a habitat for many species of animals and fish.
4. Mangroves are an important source of wood and other products.
5. Mangroves play an important role in the ecosystem as they help to filter pollutants and sediment from the water.