Savanna, cerrado, grassland, wooded savanna, saxicolous vegetation

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Add to Cart Download Image Add to Lightbox Share Savanna (cerrado) in Brazilian Highlands Cerrado (savanna or wooded savanna) showing trees with contorted trunks and branches and thick bark which acts as a protection to fire. Brazilian Highlands, Brazilian Shield, northern Goias, Brazil. Filename: savanna cerrado brazil highlands JNGX0420.jpg From gallery: Savanna, cerrado, grassland, wooded savanna, saxicolous vegetation Source: Date: 14 Oct 2007 Location: Credit: Copyright: © Jacques Jangoux 2011 Model Release: No Property Release: No Restrictions: Direct Link:

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