What is Natural Vegetation? Give examples

Answer: A plant community evolved organically through time and without human intervention is referred to as natural vegetation. We refer to this as virgin vegetation. As a result, orchards and other types of planted vegetation are not considered natural.

The trees and plants that develop spontaneously, without the assistance of humans, and in response to conditions such as soil, temperature, and rainfall, among others.

For instance, grasslands and forests.

Examples of natural vegetation are:

• Evergreen tropical rain forests
• Forests of the deciduous or monsoon variety 
• Dry deciduous forests 
• Forests in the mountains
• Mangrove or tidal forests 
• Desert and Semi-Desert Plant Life