English, asked by Richa01, 1 year ago

what are the flora and fauna in the poem the Brook

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Answered by Anonymous

Flora actually means plants While fauna means animals.together they are known as flora and fauna (plants and animals) this phrase used very frequently. in many places

Richa01: I know that I want to know what are the flora and fauna in the poem the Brook

Anonymous: Yeah they do mean the same from the poem

Richa01: you didn't get my question

Anonymous: Oh OK i mean plants and animals

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