This plant is known as the mangrove, possibly
because no man can live in the swampy groves that are covered with
it in tropical countries. The seeds germinate, or form roots
before they quit the parent tree, and drop into the mud as
young
trees. The old plants send out aerial roots into the water, upon
which the mollusca adhere, and as the tide recedes they are seen
clinging to the shoots, verifying the statements of old travelers
that they had seen oysters growing on trees. All parts of this
tree contain tannin. The bark yields dyes, and in the West Indies
the leaves are used for poulticing wounds. The fruit is edible; a
coarse, brittle salt is extracted from the roots, and in the
Philippines the bark is used as a febrifuge.
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