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flora n.植物；群落（大写）Flora：[罗神]花神弗洛拉； 弗洛拉（女名）. (1) 我的教授研究古生代的植物群。(2) 粘土荒漠上的植物和碎石荒漠上的植物相似。(3) 结果表明，具化感作用潜力的加拿大一枝黄花明显影响了土壤中根部微生物群落多样性。 The use of the word flora as referring to a particular area's vegetation has been used by botanists since the 1640s, but it became common with Swedish botanist Linnaeus, who in 1745 wrote "Flora Suecica," a study of the plant life of Sweden. The word was a natural fit, as Flōra was the name of the Roman goddess of flowers. When scientists study a region's flora, they classify their findings and create a descriptive list, which is also called a flora.

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英 ['flɔːrə] 美 ['flɔːrə] (1) My professor studies flora of the Palaeozoic Era.(2) Flora of clay desert is similar to that of detritus desert.(3) The results indicated that allelopathic weed Solidago canadensis L. had a significant influence on the microbial flora. The flora of a particular area consists of its plant species, considered as a whole. The word also refers to the plant life of a particular era — for example, fossilized plants can help us determine the flora at the time of dinosaurs. 1[N-UNCOUNT-COLL 不可数集合名词](尤指某一地区的)植物群落 You can refer to plants as flora, especially the plants growing in a particular area.   [FORMAL 正式]...the variety of food crops and flora which now exists in Dominica.现存于多米尼加的各种粮食作物和植物群落

英语单词	flora
英美音标	英 ['flɔːrə] 美 ['flɔːrə]
中文释义	n.植物；群落（大写）Flora：[罗神]花神弗洛拉；弗洛拉（女名）.
英语例句	(1) My professor studies flora of the Palaeozoic Era. (2) Flora of clay desert is similar to that of detritus desert. (3) The results indicated that allelopathic weed Solidago canadensis L. had a significant influence on the microbial flora.
中文例句	(1) 我的教授研究古生代的植物群。 (2) 粘土荒漠上的植物和碎石荒漠上的植物相似。 (3) 结果表明，具化感作用潜力的加拿大一枝黄花明显影响了土壤中根部微生物群落多样性。
vocabulary简明	The flora of a particular area consists of its plant species, considered as a whole. The word also refers to the plant life of a particular era — for example, fossilized plants can help us determine the flora at the time of dinosaurs.
vocabulary扩展	The use of the word flora as referring to a particular area's vegetation has been used by botanists since the 1640s, but it became common with Swedish botanist Linnaeus, who in 1745 wrote "Flora Suecica," a study of the plant life of Sweden. The word was a natural fit, as Flōra was the name of the Roman goddess of flowers. When scientists study a region's flora, they classify their findings and create a descriptive list, which is also called a flora.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-UNCOUNT-COLL 不可数集合名词](尤指某一地区的)植物群落 You can refer to plants as flora, especially the plants growing in a particular area. [FORMAL 正式] ...the variety of food crops and flora which now exists in Dominica. 现存于多米尼加的各种粮食作物和植物群落

Flora Plant Word Life Study 英 Flɔːrə] 美 Flɔːrə