Urgently, the English names of our common flowers and trees???

This is a tree and these are some flowers

The basic sentence structure of there be is: there be + person or thing + place. Among them, there is a leading word, there is no specific actual meaning, be is a predicate verb, and a person or thing is the subject of this sentence pattern, and the place is dug vertically in the middle of the sentence as an adverbial cover.

In this residual core sentence pattern, there be means "to have", which means a kind of existence.

In the there be sentence structure, you can use a verb that indicates a state in addition to the verb be. In this sentence pattern, the verb be can only use is, are, was, were.

In addition, in fact, you can also use some verbs to indicate the state after there, such as live, stand, appear, exist, etc., there is an apple on the English bookThere is an apple on the English book.

There is the principle of proximity in the sentence pattern:

The be verb in the there be sentence pattern needs to be consistent with the subject following it, when the subject is an uncountable noun or a singular noun, it needs to use is or was, and if the subject is plural, it needs to use are or were.

So what if the subject is a parallel subject? At this time, the be verb should be consistent with its nearest subject in terms of number, which is the so-called proximity principle.

Found a few, I don't know if it's the one you need:

moagone (khay senegalensis) 2. african oak (african afizelia)3. rose wood (petrocarpus erinaces))4.

iroko/kambala (chorophora excelsass)

1.African Mangrove 2African Oak 3Pear.

Wood 5iroko = English called version african teak, so Chinese called non-quanzhou teak.

What kind of tree is it?

You didn't say that, did you?

Rhododendron simsii ; azalea (also known as "Yingshan Red"); rhododendra ； rhododendron

Lily (100 years of good harmony).

Narcissus daffodil

peach blossom (I wish you peach blossoms.)

mango trees; rose; Tulip tulips.