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distinguish between tropical grassland and temperate grasslands

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Answered by krishna9959
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Tropical grasslands

(i) They are located in the tropi­cal latitude in the interior of the continent in the trade wind belt.
(ii) The grass is tall (3m) coarse and spiky which is neither juicy nor nutritive and there are scat­tered deciduous trees.
(iii) They are known as the 'big game country' as there is a va­riety of herbivores and carni­vores.
(iv) People practice nomadic herd­ing.
(v) Soil is not very fertile.
(vi) They are known as savannas in Australia and Africa, and llanos and Campos in S. America.
Temperate Grasslands

(i) They are located in the temperate latitude in the interior of the conti­nent in the belt of Westerlies.
(ii) The grass is short, soft, juicy and nutritive. These are treeless plains as rainfall is less.
(iii) The prairies are known as the 'bread baskets of the world'.
(iv) Commercial farming and commercial herding is carried on.
(v) Soil is very fertile.
(vi) They are known as prairies in N. America, steppes in Asia, pampas in Argentina and Downs in Australia.
Answered by pintoo99
18
Tropical grass land.
These occur on either side of the equator and extend till the tropics .This vegetation grows in the area of moderate to low amount of rainfall . The grass can grow very tall ,about 3 to 4 metres in height .Savannah grassland of Africa are of this type .Elephant ,zebra ,giraffes, deer,leopard are common in tropical grassland

Temperate grassland
These are found in the mid latitudinal zones and in the interior part of the continent. Usually ,grass here is short and nutritious .Wild buffaloes, bisons,antilop are common in the temperate region
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