Sabal palms survive in submerged conditions due to their dense, fibrous trunks that resist rot and manage water efficiently. Their strong root system anchors them in wet soil, while they transport oxygen to submerged roots to prevent suffocation.
Sabal palms survive in submerged conditions due to their dense, fibrous trunks that resist rot and manage water efficiently. Their strong root system anchors them in wet soil, while they transport oxygen to submerged roots to prevent suffocation.