Variety of Plant Life in Texas EcoregionsEcoregionTreesShrubsConifersSucculentsVinesGrassesWildflowersQ152711184166914325591394441215The table describes the number of the most common plants for ecoregions in Texas. Which statementcan best be supported by the information?16F Ecoregion Q has a lot of animals that eat the plants.G Ecoregion R has a variety of biotic factors that support the abiotic factors.H Ecoregion S has poor soil quality and extremely high precipitation.J Ecoregion T has the abiotic factors to support the greatest variety of plant life.

The plant types found in Texas fluctuate broadly starting with one area then onto the next. This is because of the sum and recurrence of precipitation, variety of soils, and the quantity of ice free days. From the woods of East Texas to the deserts of West Texas, from the lush fields of North Texas to the semi-bone-dry brushlands of South Texas, plant species change constantly.16. From the table we can see that, the ecoregion Q may have animals that eat plants or some of the plants may not grow in that region. The grasses are still at a better side of growth. Hence we cannot conclude there is a lot of animals to eat plants. In Ecoregion R, the growth of plants is good and conifers seem to be nil. We cannot conclude there are enough biotic organisms to support the abiotic factor. In ecoregion S, if precipitation is high and if soil quality is low, there will not be the growth of all varieties of plants. In ecoregion T, we can see optimum growth of all plants which indicates there are good abiotic factors support for a variety of plants. The answer is d.