1. Plural of microbiota; the community of microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, viruses, and other microbes) that inhabit a particular environment, especially the human body or soil.
Usage: Often used in scientific and medical contexts; Commonly refers to the gut microbiota in health and nutrition discussions

Examples

• The human gut microbiotas play a crucial role in digestion and immune function.
• Different microbiotas thrive in various soil types depending on pH and nutrient levels.
• Antibiotics can disrupt the balance of microbiotas in the intestines.
• Researchers study microbiotas from different environments to understand microbial diversity.
• Healthy microbiotas are essential for overall wellness and disease prevention.
• The ocean's microbiotas are responsible for producing much of Earth's oxygen.