Mangroves thrive in coastal regions, providing critical habitat for various marine species and serving as natural buffers against storm surges and erosion. Marsh grasses, found in freshwater and saltwater wetlands, play a vital role in water filtration and erosion control. Cypress trees, with their unique root structures, are well adapted to saturated soils and contribute to the biodiversity of these ecosystems. Together, this vegetation supports wildlife, improves water quality, and helps maintain the ecological balance of the Coastal Plains' wetland habitats.