The natural habitat where a plant grows is called its "habitat" or "ecosystem." This environment provides essential factors for the plant's survival, including light, water, soil nutrients, and appropriate temperatures. Different plants thrive in specific habitats, such as forests, grasslands, deserts, and wetlands. The characteristics and resources available in these habitats significantly influence plant growth, adaptation, and biodiversity. Understanding a plant's habitat is essential for conservation efforts, as preserving these ecosystems supports ecological balance and protects various species that rely on these environments for survival.