Noun
(biogeography, uncountable) A type of tropical savanna biome occupying much of central Brazil and parts of Paraguay.
(biogeography, countable) A region with this biome.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgIntermediate forms include the dirty field, the "cerrado" field, and the "cerrado" sensu stricto, according to a growing density of trees. Source: Internet
The Amazon biome and the Cerrado are also cause for concern. Source: Internet
The cerrado was used for low-density cattle-raising in the past but is now also used for soybean production. Source: Internet
The plant's thick bark and roots serve as adaptations for the periodic fires which sweep the cerrado landscape. Source: Internet