What are the types of vegetation?

Vegetation types are classified based on climate, soil, and geographical factors. The main types include:1. Tropical Rainforests: Found near the equator with high rainfall and biodiversity2. Temperate Forests: Four distinct seasons with deciduous trees3. Boreal Forests (Taiga): Cold climates with coniferous trees4. Grasslands: Dominated by grasses rather than trees (includes savannas and prairies)5. Deserts: Sparse vegetation adapted to arid conditions6. Tundra: Cold, treeless regions with low-growing plants7. Mediterranean Vegetation: Adapted to hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters8. Mountain Vegetation: Varies with altitude (altitudinal zonation)Each type has unique plant adaptations to their specific environment. The classification helps ecologists understand ecosystem dynamics and conservation needs.