The Flora of Korea consists of a diverse range of plant species due to the region's varied climate and geography. It includes approximately 5,000 vascular plant species, with many endemic to the Korean Peninsula. The flora is characterized by temperate deciduous forests, coniferous forests, and alpine plants, reflecting the distinct seasonal changes. In addition to native species, the Flora of Korea also features numerous introduced plants that have adapted to the local environment. Key habitats include wetlands, grasslands, and coastal areas, supporting a rich biodiversity that is essential for ecological balance and cultural heritage in Korea.