Question

Grassland with scattered trees is called

• A. Savannah
• B. Deciduous forest
• C. Rain forest
• D. Evergreen forest

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Grassland with scattered trees is Savannah

Answer 2

Ans. A region of land where grasses predominate is known as a grassland ecosystem. Savannah is a term used to describe grassland with sporadic trees. 

• Between a tropical rainforest and a desert biome, it can be found. 
• It also goes by the name tropical grassland. 
• The grasses and plants make up the entire grassland ecosystem. 
• The temperate, tropical, and savanna habitats are examples of grassland ecosystems. 
• The grasses that thrive there are primarily what define grassland biomes. 
• Just enough rainfall and warmth are present to promote the development of tall grasses. 
• Some of the creatures that may survive in the grassland biome are deer, birds, wolves, and lions. 
• The Grassland Biome may be found in some regions of Australia, South America, and India. 
• The grassland environment, which makes up about 10% of the planet's surface, is referred to as one of its major biomes. 
• It is mostly found in areas with annual precipitation of 15 to 75 cm, which is more than a pure desert but not enough to maintain a forest. 
• This ecosystem contains five types of grasslands that are:

1. Desert Grasslands
2. Flooded Grasslands
3. Montane Grasslands
4. Tropical Grasslands
5. Temperate Grasslands

Small herbs, weeds, grass, trefoil, dicotyledonous shrubs, and other leguminous plants make up a grassland ecosystem, which contributes to a high level of preservation. 

The grassland habitat is economically significant because it supports the crop of several domesticated and wild animals, including cattle, sheep, goats, ass, pigs, horses, mules, camels, deer, and zebras. 

These animals give us transportation, food, milk, and wool.