[Grammar] "lack of" or "a lack of"

[gangan555]

- My flowers died from a lack of rain.

or

- My flowers died from lack of rain.


There are both cases in the resources I look up, so I cannot tell the difference.

Are they both correct? or Either is wrong?

Is there any difference in the meaning?

 

[bhaisahab]

- My flowers died from a lack of rain.

or

- My flowers died from lack of rain.


There are both cases in the resources I look up, so I cannot tell the difference.

Are they both correct? or Either is wrong?

Is there any difference in the meaning?

They are both correct and there is no difference in meaning.

 

[gangan555]

Thank you very much!