What are some native plants in Algeria?

Answer 1

Northern Algeria's native plants are the olive and cork oak. The coastal plains of this region contain many grape vines, which are endemic to the area. The mountain and plain regions have large evergreen forests of pines, junipers, and oaks, as well as some deciduous trees. Warmer areas grow pines, eucalyptus, agaves, and fig trees. The semi-arid regions contain esparto grass, alfa, and drinn. The Sahara region to the country's south contain very sparse vegetation. Fauna in Algeria comes in many varieties but in limited abundance. The forests of the mountainous regions are filled with jackals and boars. The other common mammals of the country are rabbits and jerboas. The deserts provide little mammal life, but do have a variety of snakes, both poisonous and non poisonous, scorpions, and countless kinds of insects. Camels are used in great numbers throughout the country.