Vegetation composition and structure can directly affect bird survival and reproduction, and thus they are considered important influences on avian assemblages and bird–habitat relationships (Rotenberry 1985, Skowno and Bond 2003, Su ́rez et al. 2003, Whittingham et al. 2006). read more
In the Northern Campos, for example, the area occupied by native grasslands was reduced by ~ 9% between 1990 and 2000 in Uruguay and by 15.6% between 1976 and 2002 in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil (Martino and Methol 2008, Cordeiro and Hasenack 2009). read more
A grassland is a larger area consisting mostly of taller grasses or whatever is indigenous to that area and is most likely not maintained by anyone (although there may be some intermittent grazing or farming) and larger wildlife may roam there. read more
Both Toi Toi and Pampas are Poaceae or the grass family. Their classification is identical until classification of the variant types, which are different . Interestingly, the Toi Toi grass's genus is Cortaderia Stapf which is a pampas grass. read more