When the vegetation of any region reaches climatic climax, it is:
Correct answer: C. Mesophytic
- A. Lithophytic
- B. Xerophytic
- C. Mesophytic
- D. Hydrophytic
Explanation
A climatic climax is the relatively stable community shaped by the regional climate, usually with moderate moisture conditions, so it is termed mesophytic. Xerophytic and hydrophytic describe dry and aquatic moisture regimes rather than the usual climatic climax.
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