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Flora is plant life collectively, as distinct from animal life (fauna); or, a book or other work that describes the plant species occurring in a particular area or region.

Flora may also refer to:

• Flora (margarine), the name used in the UK and Ireland for the Becel brand of margarine made by Unilever
• Flora (microbiology), the collective bacteria and other microorganisms in an animal host
• Flora (mythology), a goddess in Roman mythology
• FC Flora Tallinn, a football team in Estonia
• Flora, a painting by Titian
• Flora (grape), a California wine grape

[edit] People

[edit] Given name

• Flora Brovina, a Yugoslavian pediatrician, feminist, poet, and human rights activist
• Flora MacDonald (Canadian politician), a Canadian politician
• Flora MacDonald (Scottish Jacobite), a Jacobite who aided Bonnie Prince Charlie
• Flora Purim, the singer on Chick Corea's early Return to Forever albums
• Flora Robson, a British actress
• Flora Stevenson, a Scottish educational reformer
• Flora Tristan, a founder of modern feminism
• Flora Twort, an English painter

[edit] Surname

• Jim Flora, an American illustrator
• Snowden D. Flora, American meteorologist and climatologist; tornado researcher

[edit] Fictional

• Flora (Winx Club), a fictional character from the show The Winx Club
• Flora Poste (Cold Comfort Farm), the fictional main character of the book Cold Comfort Farm
• Flora Miguel (Chronicle of a Death Foretold), a secondary fictional character in novella Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

[edit] Places

• Flora, Norway
• Flora, Apayao, The Philippines
• Flora (Prague Metro), a station on Line A of the Prague Metro
• Flora und Botanischer Garten Köln, a park and botanical garden in Cologne, Germany
• 8 Flora, an asteroid

In the United States:

• Flora, Illinois
• Flora, Indiana
• Flora, Louisiana
• Flora Township, Minnesota
• Flora, Mississippi

[edit] See also

• Flores (disambiguation)
• Floro

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