The geographical region characterized by steppe grasslands is the Pampas in Argentina. Steppe regions are known for their flat, expansive prairies and moderate precipitation, which primarily supports grasses rather than trees. This environment is excellent for agriculture, especially livestock grazing. The Pampas are vital for Argentina's economy, contributing significantly to the country's beef and grain production. The unique flora and fauna of the Pampas also hold ecological importance and cultural significance in Argentine heritage.