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flora (noun):

1: a treatise on or list of the plants of an area or period
2: plant, bacterial, or fungal life

Source : Merriam -Webster

Etymology : Flora means “flower” in Latin, and Flora was the Roman goddess of spring and flowering plants, especially wildflowers and plants not raised for food. She was shown as a beautiful young woman in a long, flowing dress with flowers in her hair, strewing flowers over the earth. English preserves her name in such words as floral, floret, and flourish. A region’s flora may range from tiny violets to towering trees. The common phrase “flora and fauna” covers just about every visible living thing.

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