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Components: Discovering Plant Habitats-Understanding Living & Non-living Elements
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- Biotic: The organisms, both plants and animals, living in a habitat are its biotic components.
- Abiotic: The non-living things such as rocks, soil, air and water in the habitat constitute its abiotic components.
- There are certain features that help organisms, including plant habitats, thrive in their respective enhancing their ability to live in their surroundings better.
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Adaptation in Plant Habitats: Exploring the Dynamic Interplay for Survival
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- The presence of specific features or certain habits, which enable an organism to live naturally in a place is called adaptation. It differs in every plant habitat.
- Adjustment Method: Adaptation is the method by which organisms get well adjusted to the climate.
- Time Consuming: It takes a long time because the abiotic factors of a region also change very slowly.
- Survival: Only the adapted organisms survive in case of calamities or sudden changes in surroundings.
- Organisms adapt to different abiotic factors in different ways and this results in a wide variety of plant habitats and diverse organisms in different habitats.
 Some typical plants that grow in desert
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