"indigenous flora" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the native plants of a certain region. For example, "The island is home to a wide variety of indigenous flora and fauna."
Physical isolation, contrasting soils, and a wide range in elevations have produced a rich indigenous flora.
During those years in Madagascar, she also discovered that there were no textbooks on the indigenous flora and fauna.
In New York, Dallas, London, Paris, Toronto and Costa Rica, flower-lovers can learn at the elbow of the head florist (like James Pitman, above, in the London hotel), using indigenous flora and techniques.
For years, I have believed this, and for years people have warned (or promised) me that any day now the heterogeneous site would be steamrolled by commercial forces that would wipe out the indigenous flora and fauna.
The Arctic sea ice could disappear in the summer some time between 2013 and 2040 and the consequences of this will be catastrophic not only for the indigenous flora and fauna but for weather patterns globally.
For almost 20 years, he has traveled nearly every weekend to the serpentine mountains near the town of Cazadero, Calif., where he treks the rugged terrain observing and recording the indigenous flora in photographs and notebooks.
Visitors can also climb from the 36-hectare Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens on the mountain's eastern side, one of the world's most beautiful with 7,000 plant species including indigenous Cape flora and South Africa's signature Protea flower.
> The New Zealand indigenous vascular flora shows a 2-fold mean CN with respect to the Italian flora.
Just as European depictions of Indigenous people, flora and fauna gained accuracy as contact, dispossession and white settlement expanded.
The expedition was instructed to inspect the Spanish territories in America and the Philippines, as well as make new hydrographic charts and gather information on indigenous people, flora and fauna, and other natural resources.
Excellent recent examples of this can be found in the paintings of Napoleon Bonaparte's artists – pictures that were made during Nicolas Baudin's early 1800s exploration of Australia in which the Indigenous people, flora and fauna were studied and depicted.
