Marsh Habitat

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Meaning of Marsh
Formation of Marshes
Characteristics of Marsh
Examples of Food Chains in a Marsh Habitat

A marsh is a wetland/lowland that is usually flooded or waterlogged all the time. Tall grasses and shrubs are predominant.

Formation of Marshes:

Marshes are formed in areas where drainage is poor. Such as flood plants of rivers, and river mouths with extensive delta.

Marshes usually develop where rivers overflow their banks.

Some marshes are seasonal and occur when the river is high, flooding grassland areas.

Types of Marshes:

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