Tropical Seasonal Forest/Savanna

Definition

Tropical seasonal forest/savanna is a biome characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons. It consists of scattered trees with grassy areas dominating the landscape during the dry season.

Related terms

Monsoon: A seasonal wind pattern that brings heavy rainfall during certain times of the year.

Grassland: A biome dominated by grasses rather than trees or shrubs.

Drought:

An extended period of abnormally low rainfall resulting in water scarcity.