* Tropical Rainforest: Epiphytes, like orchids and bromeliads, are common due to the high humidity and abundance of trees. These plants grow on other plants for support.
* Savanna: Grasses like elephant grass and Rhodes grass dominate, along with scattered trees like acacia and baobab trees that can withstand drought.
* Temperate Deciduous Forest: Deciduous trees are the hallmark of this biome, shedding their leaves in the fall. Examples include oak, maple, and beech trees.
* Temperate Grassland: Grasses are again the dominant plant type, including species like buffalo grass and blue grama.
* Desert: Cacti are the iconic desert plants, adapted to survive with little water. Other common types include succulents, shrubs, and grasses that can tolerate arid conditions.
* Taiga (Boreal Forest): Coniferous trees, like spruce, fir, and pine, are well-adapted to the cold and snowy conditions of this biome. They have needle-like leaves that help them conserve water.
