The most common plant seen in temperate climates is grass, specifically various species within the Poaceae family. Grasses thrive in a wide range of environments and are characterized by their long, slender blades and hollow stems. In temperate climates, grasses are prevalent in meadows, fields, and lawns, playing a crucial role in the ecosystem as a primary food source for herbivores. They help prevent soil erosion, support diverse wildlife, and contribute to carbon sequestration. Grasses adapt well to changing conditions and have various agricultural uses, including forage crops and turf management.