Four of the five boroughs correspond to counties that the English etched out when they seized control of the area and created the colony of New York. Their 1683 map includes the counties of New York (Manhattan), Richmond (Staten Island), Kings (Brooklyn), and Queens (Queens, of course).
Mangroves which prefer to be cultivated in water can be cultivated in the water area as shown here freshwater aquarium, mangrove that normally grow a litte bit more land inward as Barringtonia sp., Heritiera littoralis, Nypa fruticans, Pandanus tectorius or the like can be cultivated at the land part of the paludarium.
[from the online Webster -- 1st link] So, the original true mangrove is Rhizophora mangle (see 2nd & 3rd links) but the name is now applied to other small trees that live in salty water. Source(s): http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/mangrove http://www.bogos.uni-osnabrueck.de/expo/...he trees grow along salt water shores. The roots of mangrove trees are adventitious and produced from the stem so the roots of the tree are visible above the soil surface.