1. The " Lambertias " are sclerophyllous shrubs or small trees. 2. It is dominated by sclerophyllous and deciduous trees. 3. There also are sclerophyllous trees such as species in the family Combretaceae, for example Terminalia bentzoe 4. The drought-tolerant sclerophyllous tree is believed to have originated in the eastern Mediterranean Basin. 5. Sclerophyllous plants generally resist dry conditions well, making them successful in areas of seasonally variable rainfall.6. Sclerophyllous plants occur in many parts of the world, but are most typical in the chaparral biomes.7. Semi-dry sclerophyllous forests occur between the coastal areas and an altitude of 360 metres on Mauritius and Rodrigues. 8. Sedge heights are usually below 1 m, with sclerophyllous grasses densely packed providing a large amount of ground cover. 9. With the cessation of traditional burning non-sclerophyllous species have re-colonised sclerophyll habitat in many parts of Australia. 10. Sclerophyllous low forests are found growing on serpentine soils and represent the transition between the dry forests and cajalbanensis ".
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