What plants are there in the forest? What are their characteristics?

1. Trees are the most common plants in the forest. There are many kinds of trees, most of which we usually see are trees and shrubs. The tree is very tall, the trunk and crown are obviously different, and the height is more than six meters. Common trees are poplar, willow, kapok, pine, magnolia, birch and so on. Shrub refers to trees with no obvious trunk and clumps. Common shrubs include roses, azaleas, boxwood, Sabina vulgaris, Sabina vulgaris and Salix psammophila.

2. Flowers are the most beautiful ornament in the forest, adding touching colors to the forest. Sparrows grow in pieces, plum blossoms are proud of snow, camellias are abundant, gardenias are fragrant, orchids are fragrant, dandelions dance in the wind, and there are peach blossoms, crape myrtle, morning glory, begonia ... and many unknown wild flowers. Flowers bloom in the forest all the year round.

There are countless grasses in the forest, which are rooted in the forest and provide habitats for many small animals. Common grasses are green bristlegrass, plantain, bowl flower, reed and mimosa.

In addition to plants, there are clusters of small mushrooms with different shapes on the forest floor. After the rain, many mushrooms will suddenly appear in the forest. This is because there are many fungi in the humid forest. They absorb nutrients and grow into very small mushrooms. After heavy rain, mushrooms will stretch out after absorbing enough water.

5. Pteridophytes are the general name of woody plants that grew in lowlands during Devonian. They need water as part of the regeneration cycle. Since then, they have derived various species, and today they are still a very dynamic plant.