A Tropical Glasshouse is a specialized greenhouse designed to replicate the warm, humid conditions of tropical environments. It typically features large glass panels that allow sunlight to enter while maintaining a controlled climate. This structure is ideal for growing a variety of tropical plants, including orchids, ferns, and palms, which thrive in high humidity and temperatures. These glasshouses often include systems for temperature regulation, humidity control, and irrigation to support plant growth. They serve as important research facilities for botanists and horticulturists studying tropical ecosystems and can also be popular attractions in botanical gardens, such as the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.