What is the vegetation in Mexico City?

Chaparral: It's a kind of bushy, thick vegetation that covers most of the urban area of Mexico City. It's characterized by small, evergreen trees and shrubs with leathery leaves. Some common chaparral plants in Mexico City include palo verde, chamiso, and manzanita.

Temperate forests: Mostly found on the outskirts of Mexico City, where the climate is a bit cooler and there's more rainfall. Temperate forests are characterized by tall trees, such as oaks, pines, and firs. Some common temperate forest plants in Mexico City include the Montezuma cypress, the oyamel fir, and the white oak.

Grasslands: Grasslands are areas covered by grasses, with few trees or shrubs. They are found in some areas of Mexico City, such as the Valley of Mexico. Some common grassland plants in Mexico City include the bunchgrass, the fescue grass, and the windmill grass.

Wetlands: Wetlands are areas of land that are covered in water, either permanently or seasonally. They are found in some areas of Mexico City, such as the Xochimilco district. Some common wetland plants in Mexico City include the water lily, the cattail, and the tule.