What is flora and fauna?

Answer by  Lharn (97)

Biologically speaking, flora and fauna are terms used when you study about the environmental classification of a place. Flora is a term referred to the group of plant species while fauna is distinguished as the classification of group of animals. In other words, flora and fauna is not the same thing.

Answer by  Valentine62 (2131)

Flora concerns all plant life of a certain location or era, additionally, fauna is relevant to the animal species of a particular region or instance.

Answer by  Bess2728 (682)

The term "flora" means all the plant life of a particular region or time period - for example, the flora of New Hampshire or the flora of the Jurassic Period. The term "fauna" refers to all the animal life of a geographic region or time period - for example, the fauna of the Antarctic.

Answer by  fishlover49 (643)

They do not mean the same thing. Flora refers to plants and fauna refers to wildlife in a particular region.