The normal environment or vegetation type in which the plant grows.
The natural environment of an organism within an ecosystem. The place, in an ecosystem, where an organism lives.
A Latin botanical tern1 referring to the location where a wild herb may be found.
A situation in which a wild plant grows.
The environment where a plant lives.
The environment or vegetation type in which a species is usually found.
The natural environment of a living organism, the place where it is usually found.
The environment in which a plant is usually found growing—the concept of habitat encompasses many factors, the most important being climate and soils, but microclimate is also significant, as are a plant’s interactions with all the other plants, animals and micro-organisms present.
The location where an organism naturally thrives or inhabits, does not invariably correspond with its ecological niche.