Exploring the Diversity and Characteristics of Grasslands

Grasslands are diverse ecosystems characterized by their grass cover and specific rainfall patterns, receiving 25-75 cm of rain annually. This amount prevents desert formation but is insufficient for forests, leading to cycles of drought and fire. North American grasslands experience extreme seasonal temperature changes, while African savannahs are hot with minimal rain. Soil quality varies, with North American grasslands having fertile soils, unlike the less fertile African soils, affecting the biodiversity in these regions.

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