A low, wet land that supports grass and trees is a swamp. Many swamps occur along large rivers where they are dependent on the water fluctuations. Swamps also occur along the edges of lakes.
Tall grass is a marsh and if there are trees it is a swamp.
Flat land, less trees, few rolling hills, low grass.
This would be a prairie or a grassland, typically found in regions with low rainfall and tall grasses. These areas are characterized by open, vast expanses of grass with few or no trees.
Large stretches of very flat land without trees are typically called plains. These areas have low vegetation and are often used for agriculture due to their fertile soil. Examples include the Great Plains in North America and the Eurasian Steppe in Europe and Asia.
The Great Plains.
im not really sure...but i thing its a "plain"
Most deers live in foresty areas or tall grassy areas. Forest deer hide behind large trees. Grass deer lay low in the tall grass to hide.
A mixed grass, too much alfalfa will cause a lot of problems, a timothy grass mixture is good for them. Goats can survive on low quality grasses and love to eat bushes, trees and grass.
The presence of grasses and grazers in this biome indicates that the conditions favor herbivores over trees. Grazers feed on grasses, preventing the growth of trees by consuming seedlings and saplings. Additionally, factors such as fire, nutrient-poor soils, and grazing pressure can limit tree establishment and growth in this grassland ecosystem.
Some characteristics of the Interior Plains are: - its just low grass and barley any trees and little water source. -the natives live there and ate Buffalo.
Some characteristics of the Interior Plains are: - its just low grass and barley any trees and little water source. -the natives live there and ate Buffalo.