Ochrosia Oppositifolia

Description

Ochrosia oppositifolia, commonly known as the yellow mangrove, is a robust coastal tree species renowned for its adaptability to saline environments. This evergreen plant features glossy, dark green leaves and produces fragrant yellow flowers, which attract various pollinators. Its dense, fibrous root system provides essential stabilization to shorelines, making it an excellent choice for coastal restoration projects. Additionally, the wood of Ochrosia oppositifolia is valued for its durability and resistance to decay, further enhancing its appeal for both ecological and commercial applications.