<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As a travel writer, you're crafting a feature article on a picturesque forest retreat with a unique twist – an interactive guide to its diverse tree population. One of the highlights is a majestic tree grove featuring 10 distinct species, each with up to 2 offspring per parent tree.

To enhance the interactive experience, you want to incorporate a dynamic layout showcasing the tree grove's structure. Leveraging the expertise of igraph's Layout module, you're keen to rotate the Kamada-Kawai layout by 90 degrees to provide a fresh perspective on the forest's layout.

Could you explore how to implement the 'rotate' function within igraph's Layout module to achieve this rotation and generate a visually captivating representation of the forest's tree grove?
### Response:
import igraph as ig

# Assuming that 'layout' is a Layout object obtained from a Graph
g = ig.Graph.Tree(10, 2) # Create a sample tree graph
layout = g.layout('kk') # Generate the Kamada-Kawai layout for the tree graph

# Rotate the layout by 90 degrees around the Z-axis (2D rotation)
layout.rotate(90, dim1=0, dim2=1)

# Plot the rotated layout
ig.plot(g, layout=layout)
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