The phrase "assemblage of plants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or grouping of various plant species, often in a specific context such as ecology, gardening, or botany.
Example: "The botanical garden features an impressive assemblage of plants from tropical regions, showcasing their diversity and beauty."
Alternatives: "collection of plants" or "grouping of plants".
Myers talked about the late Miocene Anaverde flora an assemblage of plants that document the history of southern California coastal vegetation.
Wetland, complex ecosystem characterized by flooding or saturation of the soil, which creates low-oxygen environments that favour a specialized assemblage of plants, animals, and microbes, which exhibit adaptations designed to tolerate periods of sluggishly moving or standing water.
A remarkably diverse assemblage of plants, animals, and microbes live in inland waters, with nearly all major groups of living organisms found in one sort of aquatic ecosystem or another.
The Oligocene Coatzingo Formation (≈Pie de Vaca Formation), Puebla, Mexico, has yielded a diverse assemblage of plants among which Leguminosae are represented by wood, fruits and leaves or leaflets.
Three first-order bioclimatic zones encompass most of the conterminous United States regions in which climatic conditions are similar enough to dictate similar conditions of mature (zonal) soil and potential climax vegetation (i.e., the assemblage of plants that would grow and reproduce indefinitely given stable climate and average conditions of soil and drainage).
Several years later, members of the forest's climax community (that is, the final, stable assemblage of plants that is not shaded out by hardier species), which is often composed of mature beeches and maples, would rise in the disturbed area, outcompeting the other trees there.
Biotope is a division of the landscape (a topographic unit) characterized by similar environmental (physical) conditions and a specific assemblage of plant and animal species.
The problem with these approaches is that the original community is usually not restored once the causal disturbance has been reduced or mitigated; instead, what mostly results is a new assemblage of plant species, not predicted along the historical continuum (cf. Suding et al. 2004).
The Arabian Peninsula possesses a unique assemblage of plant and animal species that result from the dynamic geologic history and shifting climate of this region.
Because of this isolation, mountaintops harbour a distinct biota of youthful assemblages of plants and animals adapted to cold temperatures.
In addition, commercial preparations do not allow researchers to control the species of plant materials burned to produce smoke solutions, and chemicals are known to vary within different assemblages of plants.
