Subtropic (noun)

A region or area lying just outside the tropics and having a similar climate, especially a region of low latitude near the tropics.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from sub- + tropical.

Examples:

1. Florida is a subtropic state with a warm and humid climate.
2. The subtropic region of Australia is known for its lush vegetation and diverse wildlife.
3. The subtropic areas of the world are ideal for growing crops such as avocados and mangoes.
4. The subtropic region near the equator is known for its high rainfall and abundant vegetation.
5. The subtropic climate provides a suitable environment for many species of plants and animals to thrive.