Oceania Vegetation Data

Show a soft, poorly drained wetland that is characterized by the growth of only non-woody plants (for example: grasses) and often forms a transition region between a waterbody and land.

Show a tract covered mainly by low-growing, uncultured, woody plants that are thickly tangled together.

Show a dense thicket of mangrove that is subject to tidal inundation and forming a muddy swamp.

Show a seasonally flooded, poorly drained wetland with more woody plants than a marsh and better drainage than a bog.

Shows a poorly drained wetland that consists of decaying vegetation, retains stagnant water, and is too soft to bear the weight of any heavy body.

Show a continuous growth of shrubs planted as a fence, a boundary, and/or a windbreak.

Show a tract covered by systematic plantings of trees that yield fruits (including nuts).

Show a tract covered mainly by grasses that have little or no woody tissue.

Shows an area that has been tilled for the planting of crops.

Show a tract of trees whose canopy is not closed (allows sunlight to reach the ground) and often includes undergrowth.