Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Objects Facet
3. Built Environment (hierarchy name)
4. Settlements and Landscapes (hierarchy name)
5. landscapes (environments)
6. natural landscapes
7. vegetation

Additional parents:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Associated Concepts Facet
3. Associated Concepts
4. scientific concepts
5. physical sciences concepts
6. earth sciences concepts
7. earth features
8. physical features
9. vegetation features

Narrower term/s

• grasslands[+]
  • llanos (grasslands)
  • meadows
  • pampas
  • prairies
  • [grasslands by biome] [+]
    • savannas
    • temperate grasslands
• tundras[+]
  • [tundras by biome] [+]
    • Arctic tundras
    • alpine tundras
• scrublands
• forests (plant communities)[+]
  • jungles
  • rainforests [+]
    • evergreen rainforests [NP]
    • seasonal rainforests [NP]
    • temperate coniferous forests [NP]
    • temperate broad-leaved rainforests [NP]
  • woods (plant communities) [+]
    • groves (plant communities) [+]
      • sacred groves [NP]
  • woodlands (plant communities)
  • [forests by biome] [+]
    • boreal forests
    • tropical forests [+]
      • jungles [NP]
      • evergreen rainforests
      • seasonal rainforests
      • semi-evergreen forests
      • moist/dry deciduous forests
    • temperate forests [+]
      • moist conifer and evergreen broad-leaved forests
      • dry conifer forests
      • mediterranean forests
      • temperate coniferous forests
      • temperate broad-leaved rainforests
      • temperate deciduous forests
• ephemeral communities (plant or animal communities) [NP]

Anotations

Scope note:

Naturally occuring groups of plants that share a common environment and interact with each other, animal populations, and the physical environment. Plant communities tend to co-occur on the landscape due to shared environmental requirements.