Lotus, the Cyperus papyrus / paper reed, fig, date palm, mulberry. The Nile Delta Vegetation consists of Phragmites australis, Typha capensis, and Juncus maritimus, with some small sedges. However the Nile being over 4,000 miles long, plus the fact that part of it flows through jungle this answer cannot be comprehensive. The links below will give more information.
In ancient times several kinds of trees grew along the banks of the Nile: date palms, doum palms, persea, the baq, acacia, tamarisk, mimosa, lemon trees, willows and sycamores. The doum has since become extinct in Egypt.
Papyrus reeds grew in huge swathes along the river, reaching about 9 feet tall, along with white and blue lotus. There were also cornflowers, poppies, mandrakes, chrysanthemums, mallows, iris, larkspur, jasmine, ivy and other wildflowers.
Papyrus became extinct in Egypt by the 18th century AD and was re-introduced late in the 19th century.
Papyrus.....and im not really sure other than that
The Papyrus plant is very commone
Along the Nile River, papyrus reeds grow.
Papyrus, lotus.
Payparius which they made paper out of
Papyrus
On the banks of the nile. In the process of a year the egyptians would plant, the nile would flood and nourish the plants, then the water would draw back, then it would leave a layer of smooth dirt that would leave the plants very fertile, and then the plants would grow strong.
There are two types of Egypt. The stereotypical Egypt which is sand dunes, and the extremely fertile Egypt were food is abundant. Along the Nile and its floodplain, the ability to grow crops is very good. The floodplain is rich in nutrients and water supply.
The bottom side of the Nile.
The fertile parts of Egypt (present and past) are all along the Nile River.
Many people live along the Nile River. They live along the Nile for transportation, water supply, and other resources, and religious statements.
for plants to grow from the Nile
Papyrus.
the nile river flood every year and it deposited fresh soil that helped crops to grow and it had many tipes of animals plants birds and fish. some plants helped them to make clothes and paper.
Each year, the Nile flooded parts of egypt, and the Nile is the living source for Egypt.
Papyrus.
reeds that grew along the Nile River
Without it they could not grow crops.
Farmers on the River Nile benefitted from the river's annual flood. The flood irrigated and fertilized the land along the Nile, making it possible for them to grow and harvest crops.
No plants grow in the North Pole because it is far too cold for anything to grow. Most plants need certain temperatures to sprout, along with soil.
The Egyptians settled along the Nile because they needed the water. They did this because water is nearly non exsistent in Egypt. When the Nile flooded they would use the thick soil (black silt) and the liquid to help feed and grow their crops.
The Mesopotamians were one of the first peoples to begin domesticating plants and animals. The Mesopotamians lived in desert settlements along the Nile River.
They lived along the river Nile, because the areas directly bordereing the Nile were (and still are) the only fertile areas where crops can grow and cattle can graze.