paludic

Example:The paludic ecosystem of the Everglades supports a unique and diverse array of plants and animals.

Definition:A type of ecosystem that is characterized by the presence of water-saturated soils and plant life adapted to low-oxygen conditions.

Example:Paludic fungi, such as Pyxis, has been found thriving in the mangroves of the Louisiana wetlands.

Definition:Fungi that have adapted to survive in swampy or marshy areas, often by developing special mechanisms to cope with poor soil conditions.

Example:Paludic flora species like the carnivorous sundew can be found in the dense wetlands of South Carolina.

Definition:Plants that are adapted to grow in or close to waterlogged soils, often in swampy or marshy environments.