vegetative geography

Vegetative geography is the study of how plant life distribution and types are affected by environmental factors across different regions. It examines how climate, soil, altitude, and other conditions influence the types of vegetation found in an area. For example, forests grow in warm, moist regions, while deserts have sparse, drought-resistant plants. Understanding vegetative geography helps us see how ecosystems are shaped by their surroundings and how they change over time, providing insights into biodiversity, land use, and environmental health.