Are there any fruiting trees that do well occasionally being flooded?

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I live in Florida, on the border of the 9a/b zone. I have a pasture, that used to house animals, but in the 5 years I’ve had the house, it’s flooded twice. The first time, it was about half my pasture, and only under about a foot. But then Hurricane Ian put my entire pasture under quite a few feet of water (2-5’). So I rehomed my animals.

But now I have a sunny area that does nothing. Are there any trees, preferably fruiting, that could handle the occasional flood? Or do I just appreciate my pasture as is?

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