Its rich ground flora supports an abundant display of wildlife including deer.

These provide soils which are more fertile and a richer ground flora.

Local people use ground flora and these plants as indigenous treatments for a variety of diseases.

Woodland management is important to maintain sufficient light to support the ground flora.

The reserve also contains a large variety of ground flora, being known as a bluebell wood.

The ground flora consists mainly of plants from the Cyperaceae family.

A good ground flora is present mostly in the broad-leaved areas.

Coppiced areas allow in light and denser ground flora occurs.

It has a rich ground flora with a higher diversity of tree species.

Such woodland has limited ground flora as this area is acid.