Who is gaia in roman mythology?

In Roman mythology, Gaia is not a prominent figure as she is in Greek mythology, where she is the personification of the Earth and the mother of the Titans. Instead, the Roman equivalent of Gaia is Terra (or Tellus), who also represents the Earth and fertility. Terra was honored in various Roman rituals and was often associated with agriculture and the nurturing aspects of the Earth. Both Gaia and Terra symbolize the life-giving and sustaining qualities of the Earth in their respective mythologies.