Hawaii's mountain regions are home to unique brush plants adapted to the diverse climates and elevations. Common types include native species such as ʻōhiʻa lehua (Metrosideros polymorpha), which thrives in volcanic soils, and the Hawaiian snowball (Polyscias oahuensis), found in higher elevations. These plants often exhibit adaptations to withstand strong winds, varying moisture levels, and volcanic activity, contributing to the islands' rich biodiversity. The ecosystems in these mountainous areas are fragile and critical for conservation efforts.
silly people live on mountains and cuddle up with some plants and you are sexy
millions of plants
Alpines.
grass
plants in hawaii are coconut trees, allspice plants, cinnamon, guava, cofee, lilikoi, mango, cannon ball trees, koa, noni, and etc.this is guava.this is a cinnamon tree.
no because plants are stupid and the people that thought there was are probably stupid too.
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Yes. If you get to about a mile high, plants are shorter and scrubbier than usual; eventually, if you get high enough, the plants do disappear.
Only strong animals can live their because their bodies are adapted to that.
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