savanna
A grassland plain or prairie without trees is an example of a savanna. Savannas are defined by their grassy terrain with scattered trees, and they are often found in tropical or subtropical regions.
No, not like the evergreens that are found up north in the boreal regions of Canada and the Rocky Mountain slopes of Canada and the USA. Those trees found in a tropical grassland are deciduous trees. However, since the tropics are located in an area where it IS green 365 days a year, yes, perhaps.
wide grass coved with few trees alpine and are mostly used for trees
A Grassland, by your question, I would think that your looking for a Tropical Grassland, and please just go to Yahoo Answers next time.... There is more reasonable people there like me :P Hope this helped.
A Savanna
No, the savanna is a grassland with some trees. It is not a desert.
A savanna
because some animals are not made to be livinng in the rain forest or some people brought them there
Because trees require plenty of water to thrive, and there is much more rainfall in tropical rainforests than in tropical grassland.
savanna
The Llanos are a tropical grassland, in South America, Venezuela. Llanos refers to grassy plains that have no trees.
Grassland and light shrub.-------------------------------------------baobab tree and acacia trees are common.
Prairie would be your answer.
A grassland plain or prairie without trees is an example of a savanna. Savannas are defined by their grassy terrain with scattered trees, and they are often found in tropical or subtropical regions.
An open canopy with a wide verity of trees and savanna grass.
No, not like the evergreens that are found up north in the boreal regions of Canada and the Rocky Mountain slopes of Canada and the USA. Those trees found in a tropical grassland are deciduous trees. However, since the tropics are located in an area where it IS green 365 days a year, yes, perhaps.