Wetlands occurring in areas with a large amount of trees are most likely swamps. (a)
Further Explanations:
A forested wetland is known as Swamps. The Swamps are characterized by both water and land or can also be considered as the transition zone of both land and water. Most of the swamps are formed along the large rivers where they only depend upon the natural water source. Some swamps also have dry land protrusions hidden by aquatic vegetation.
Two main types of Swamps found in are “Swamp forest” and “Shrub swamp”. Some of the world's largest swamps are found along the major rivers such as Mississippi, Congo, and Amazon.
Hammock is one such example of wetland found in South America, usually having hardwood trees. Hammock grows on raised up areas, few inches high to the wetland that cannot hold up these trees. The Atchafalaya Swamp of the Mississippi River is among the largest swamp of the United States which I also known as southern cypress swamp.
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Answer details
Grade: High School
Subject: Geography
Chapter: Wetlands
Keywords:Swamps, land, water, aquatic vegetation, Swamp forest, Shrub swamp, Mississippi, Congo, Amazon, Hammock, Atchafalaya Swamp, cypress swamp
