Pneumatophores are the aerial root systems that allow mangroves to get oxygen as the mud they live in is anaerobic. Choose Usage Type:A3 Fine Art Print

Pneumatophores are the aerial root systems that allow mangroves to get oxygen as the mud they live in is anaerobic. Choose Usage Type:A3 Fine Art PrintPneumatophores are the aerial root systems that allow mangroves to get oxygen as the mud they live in is anaerobic. Porosus Creek, Hunter River, Kimberley Coast, Western Australia, Australia.

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