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  • Grassland Types: Prairie, Steppe, Savanna & More - Definitions
    There are many names for a treeless plain or rolling grassland, depending on the specific region and characteristics. Here are a few:

    General terms:

    * Prairie: This is the most common term, especially in North America.

    * Steppe: This term is more common in Eurasia.

    * Savanna: While savannas typically have scattered trees, some areas may be more open and resemble grasslands.

    * Pasture: This term is used for land used for grazing livestock.

    * Meadow: This term is usually used for a smaller, wetter grassland.

    Specific terms:

    * Pampas: This refers to the grasslands of South America.

    * Veld: This refers to the grasslands of South Africa.

    * Downs: This term is used for the grasslands of Australia.

    * Heath: This term is used for a type of grassland with low-growing shrubs.

    * Tundra: This term is used for a treeless plain found in arctic or alpine regions.

    The best term to use depends on the specific context.

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