Probably Halophytes, as they are able to metabolise salt or brack water and are normally found in arid and harsh environments.
Beach plants grow in the upper beach because they are adapted to drier conditions and can tolerate exposure to sunlight and wind. The lower beach is typically submerged during high tide, making it unsuitable for most plants to grow.
Cocoa plants grow best in areas where the lands are able to drain the water a little easier. Thus, really damp areas would not be a good place for them to grow.The Eastern Andean Mountains are however.
what are the possible plants that grow in lowland areas
nothing...
No plants specifically grows in beach soil.
xerophytes
Dandilions.
Because mosses require water for their motile gametes and also being very delicate damp areas are best for growth
Cotton grows best in semi-sandy soil. It will grow best near the beach.
Plants can grow on the shoreline of a lake in areas with moist soil and enough sunlight for photosynthesis to occur.
Bryophytes and ferns grow in damp or wet areas and out of strong sunlight
Jalapeno plants grow best at temperatures between 70-90 degrees Fahrenheit.