Plants, such as Prosopis, Acacia, and Capparis represent examples of tropical:
Correct answer: A. Thorn forests
- A. Thorn forests
- B. Evergreen forests
- C. Deciduous forests
- D. Grasslands
Explanation
Prosopis, Acacia, and Capparis are drought-tolerant, often thorny woody plants typical of tropical thorn forests. Their spines, small leaves, and deep roots help them survive low rainfall and high evaporation.
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