Plural of grassland

regular plural

The plural of grassland is grasslands.

Forms of grassland

They inhabit open country, from arid scrub to moister, high-altitude grasslands.2003, Mike Unwin, “Mammals”, in South African Wildlife: A Visitor’s Guide, Chalfont St. Peter, Buckinghamshire: Bradt Travel Guides…. From the entry aardwolf
Grasslands, bordering the marismas but usually separated from them by a belt of rushes Juncus spp. 7.1980, Erik Carp, Directory of Wetlands of International Importance in the Western Palearctic, IUCN, →ISBN, page 359. From the entry marisma
The pampas is renowned for its sprawling grasslands, which are home to unique species of grasses, including Paspalum, Aristida, and Stipa.2025, Joann Mendez, Pampas Paradise: Embracing the Natural Beauty of Argentina's Grasslands. From the entry pampas
This huge, wombatlike creature was adapted to grazing dry grasslands.2004, Diagram Group, On the Land, New York: Facts On File, page 49. From the entry wombatlike
Grasslands: The Steppe biome is a dry, cold, grassland that is found in all of the continents except Australia and Antarctica.2000, Mary Elizabeth v. N., “Steppe”, in Blue Planet Biomes, West Tisbury Elementary School. From the entry steppe

What is the plural of grassland?: The plural of grassland is grasslands.
Is grassland countable?: Grassland is a countable and uncountable noun.

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