Scrub vegetation is usually plants that are low to the ground hugging shrubs. Deserts are a good example of what this means. The plants have adapted themselves to be able to survive in conditions other taller plants, couldn't. They can store water a long time, provide food for those who know what to do with them & have been used in any number of dishes (including candy!) to sustain desert dwellers. Cacti are one of the best examples of that.
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it has been reduced to scrub vegetation by overgrazing
scrub forest
In New Zealand scrub can be used to refer to bushy vegetation (not trees) and the term implies low value.
In many arid areas all over the world.
The dominant vegetation regions in the South are temperategrassland and desert scrub.
Scrub land refers to land where only brush grows, no trees or substantial vegetation, and waste refers to land where little if anything grows.
Grassland, forest, scrub, tundra.
Chaparral - scrub and woodland
Cactus, grasses, scrub bushes, small trees, & succulents.
Norther Tundras, Prairies, Dessert Scrub, and Forest.