Lowland flora

Lowland flora refers to the variety of plants that grow in low-altitude regions, which are typically flatter and warmer than higher elevations. These plants include grasses, wildflowers, shrubs, and some trees suited to the milder climate and richer soil found in these areas. Lowland flora is important for supporting local ecosystems, providing food and habitat for animals, and often contributing to agriculture. The diversity of plant life in lowlands is influenced by factors like soil type, moisture levels, and land use, making these regions vital for both ecological balance and human activity.