The Agavaceae family, commonly known as the agave family, includes a variety of succulent plants primarily found in arid regions. This family is characterized by its rosette-shaped leaves, which are often thick and spiny. Many species within this family are well-known for their ornamental value and are used in landscaping. One of the most famous members of the Agavaceae family is the agave, which is used to produce tequila and mezcal. These plants are adapted to survive in harsh environments, storing water in their leaves. The family also includes other genera, such as yucca and furcraea.