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Principle of Mangrove Isolation

The second principle of Riley Encased Methodology is Adaptation, a process initiated as the juvenile plant habituates to the external environment, becoming self-supportive and independent of the REM Encasement Device.

REM Adaptation is a self-regulated process as the tree matures through its natural stages of development. Thus, seedlings do not suffer from the shock and exposure that often results in mortality when subjected directly to the harsh conditions that characterize high-energy and eroding shorelines. REM Adaptation causes changes to plant morphology and structure, which enables the establishment of reproductively mature mangroves in aberrant hydrology and non-native environments where natural regeneration cannot occur and conventional planting methods are ineffective.

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