What is Flora and Fauna? Explain with Examples

BY Team Aakash Byju's

Flora: The plants found in a particular area are termed as flora. 

Types of flora:  Native flora, Weed flora and Horticulture flora.

Native flora: It refers to indigenous plants of a particular area.

Weed flora:  It refers to weed plants of an area.

Horticultural plants:  It refers to cultivated plants by a human.

Examples of flora: Sal, teak, mango, Jamun, silver fern, Arjun., etc.

Fauna:  The animals found in a particular area are termed as Fauna.

Types of fauna: Microfauna and Macrofauna.

Micro Fauna:  It refers to microscopic animals of an area.

Macrofauna:  It refers to macroscopic animals of a place.

Examples of Fauna: Chinkara, blue bull, barking deer, chital, leopard, wild dog, wolf., etc.

Importance of Flora and Fauna: Flora and fauna are parts of the ecosystem. These interact with each other. These are maintained balance in the ecosystem.