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What is treeless grass less land found in the tropics called?
A desert.
What is movement of air from sea to land during day when cooler air from above the the water moves over the land forcing heated less dense air above to rise is called?
Land Breeze
Which biome is characterized by temperate grasslands and grazing animams?
well there is grass and rather tall trees but not very hot and gets an average amount of rain.About one fifth of the Earth's land once had a cover of grass. Any more, the land would become a forest. Any less, the land would become a desert.Characteristics about grasslands is that there is wheat growing there mostly, and that the special animals such as the prairie Dog is rare.By:shanzayTemperature is the factor that maintains the characteristic plant community of temperate grasslands.
When the wind blows from land towards sea is called?
When the wind blows from land towards the sea, it is called a "land breeze." This phenomenon typically occurs at night when the land cools more quickly than the water, causing the air over the land to become cooler and denser. The resulting pressure difference causes the cooler air to move from the land to the warmer water. Land breezes are generally lighter and less persistent than sea breezes, which occur during the day.
What is it called when land becomes parched?
When land becomes parched, it is often referred to as "desiccation" or "soil degradation." This process can occur due to prolonged drought, overuse of water resources, or poor land management practices, leading to a loss of moisture and fertility in the soil. As a result, the land becomes dry and less capable of supporting plant life.
What is treeless grass less land found in the tropics called?
A desert.
What is the level and mostly treeless land from central Canada south through the US to near mexicpo is called?
Oh honey, that's the Great Plains. It's a flat and mostly treeless region stretching from central Canada down through the US to near Mexico. It's like the Midwest's less exciting cousin, but hey, it's got its own charm.
What are the effects of urbanization to the land?
there is less greenfield sites (grass that has not been developed on) which means that there is less grazing land for animals and there could be an increase into co2 levels because there is less vegetation to photosynthesise.
What are some physical characteristics in Edmonton?
Flat land, less trees, few rolling hills, low grass.
What is a dry land area?
the land which have less or scracity of water is called dry land area such as deserts are dry and xerophytic
Why would I want to grow buffalo grass on my land?
Buffalo grass is native to the US, uses much less water than other grasses, has an attractive appearance and texture, and attracts native wildlife.
What makes grass grow less?
less water, less light, less food, less warmth ?? :)
Why do grasslands have less wind erosion than beach and deserts?
BECAUSE it has nothing to carry the grass land has everything attach to the ground so they cant be carried by the wind
Is a grass blade a gram?
a blade of grass weigh a gram? Not normal grass anyway, weigh much less
What is another name for tufts of grass?
Tufts of grass can also be called plugs. Plugs have more roots then sprigs and can grow horizontally across, and usually establish a full lawn in less time the springing and seeding.
What continent is covered by the most water?
The Southern Hemisphere!
What is a dry barren land with less than 10 inches of rain per year called?
A desert
