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- Grasslands

Temperate Grasslands Consumers: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
October 7, 2025
7 minute read

This post compiles a complete, curated list of 40 Temperate Grasslands Consumers, including scientific names, trophic roles, and regional distributions across global temperate grasslands. Ideal for students, educators, ecologists, and nature enthusiasts, the list highlights key herbivores, omnivores, and predators that shape grassland ecosystems and explains their roles in food webs and habitat dynamics.

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- Foraging

Forest Fruits: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
October 5, 2025
12 minute read

Explore 48 forest fruits in this complete, easy-to-use guide that covers scientific names, edibility, and habitat & season for each species. Whether you’re a forager, gardener, or nature enthusiast, learn how to identify wild berries, nuts, and other woodland edibles, understand when and where they appear, and get practical safety tips for responsible harvesting.

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- Wildlife

The Complete List of African Savanna Primary Consumers

Posted byby Flora
October 4, 2025
8 minute read

This post lists 45 African Savanna Primary Consumers with scientific names, typical weights, and range/habitat notes. Ideal for students, educators, and nature enthusiasts, the comprehensive table highlights key herbivore species that sustain savanna ecosystems and explains where each species lives and how heavy they typically are.

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- Wildlife

The Complete List of Savanna Primary Consumers

Posted byby Flora
October 4, 2025
2 minute read

This comprehensive list profiles 31 Savanna Primary Consumers — from elephants and giraffes to antelopes, zebras, and termites. Each entry provides the scientific name, typical weight, and range/habitat to help students, educators, and wildlife enthusiasts understand the herbivores that drive savanna food webs.

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- trees

The Complete List of Boreal Forest Trees

Posted byby Flora
October 3, 2025
8 minute read

Explore a complete list of 38 boreal forest trees with scientific names, natural ranges, and typical heights for quick field reference. This comprehensive guide helps students, naturalists, and forestry professionals identify and compare the dominant conifers and broadleaves of northern forests, with clear data for species recognition, ecological context, and basic measurement benchmarks—ideal for study and fieldwork.

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- Fungi

List of Savanna Fungi

Posted byby Flora
October 3, 2025
8 minute read

This comprehensive list of Savanna Fungi profiles 30 notable species found in grassland ecosystems, providing scientific names, habitat and range details, and edibility notes. Whether you are a mycology student, forager, or nature enthusiast, explore which savanna mushrooms are edible, toxic, or undocumented and learn where they occur, with identification and conservation tips.

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- mammals

List of Forest Mammals

Posted byby Flora
October 3, 2025
8 minute read

Explore 50 forest mammals with scientific names, ranges and average weights. This comprehensive list covers species from tropical, temperate and boreal forests worldwide and serves as a quick reference to compare sizes, learn distributions, and deepen your understanding of forest wildlife.

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- plants

Tropical Flora: The Complete List

Posted byby Flora
October 2, 2025
8 minute read

Explore 50 essential species of tropical flora in this comprehensive list, complete with scientific names, native ranges, and typical mature heights. Ideal for gardeners, botanists, and plant lovers, this guide helps identify and compare popular tropical plants—discover care tips and origins for each species.

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- Prairie Plants

The Complete List of Endangered Prairie Plants

Posted byby Flora
October 1, 2025
7 minute read

Endangered Prairie Plants: this comprehensive list profiles 36 at-risk prairie species with scientific names, conservation status, and native range information. Perfect for conservationists, botanists, and nature lovers looking to identify threatened prairie flora and learn how to support habitat protection.

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