* Steppe: This is a common term for a vast, grassy plain, typically found in temperate climates, with little to no tree cover.
* Prairie: Similar to a steppe, but often used to describe the grasslands of North America.
* Savanna: A type of grassland with scattered trees, often found in tropical and subtropical regions.
* Desert: A very dry and barren area with little to no vegetation, including trees.
* Badlands: A rugged, barren landscape often characterized by steep, eroded hills and canyons, usually formed by wind and water erosion.
* Tundra: A treeless, cold, and often frozen plain found in the Arctic regions.
The best word to use depends on the specific context and the features you want to emphasize.