Most deserts have different plants but the most dominant would be the grasses.
The dominant plants of the desert biomes would depend on what desert you are referring to. In the Mojave, for instance, the more dominant plants would be cacti, mesquite trees and Joshua trees. In other deserts, only sand exists. The dominant plants of the grassland biomes is grass.
There are dozens of deserts around the world and each has its own unique ecosystem. If you can come up with a specific desert, we may be able to list the dominant plants and animals found there.
Depends on the type and location of the desert. Most deserts have endemic apex species. Most north American deserts have some form of cactus as the predominant specie, where as African deserts do not have endemic cactus species.It is safe to say that the prevalent plant species in a hot, dry desert is zerophytic.Of course not all deserts are hot, there are also cold deserts such as Antartica, where there are no plant species.Depends which desert.most are dominated by many kinds of plants which have been specially adapted to survive there such as cacti
The most common plants in deserts are cacti. These plants are able to go for long period of time without water and that is why they do well in deserts.
All the mainland states have deserts, and all have native plants. Tasmania has no deserts, so logically it has no native desert plants. However it may have plants, also found in deserts.
the benefits are the plants (cacti) that grows only in deserts
Romania hasn't tundra and deserts.
The importance of the deserts are..- Deserts are fertile for animals & plants. *Fertile: good place to live
Plants that can thrive in semi-arid deserts include cacti, succulents, agave, yucca, sagebrush, and mesquite. These plants have adapted to survive in arid conditions by storing water in their tissues or having deep root systems to access underground water sources.
The sporophyte generation is dominant in ferns.
Most deserts have fertile soil but need irrigation to grow plants.
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