1. Plural of microflora; the microscopic plant life, especially bacteria and fungi, found in a particular environment or organism.
Usage: Commonly used in biology, medicine, and ecology; Often refers to bacterial communities in soil, water, or the human body

Examples

• The microfloras in the human gut play an important role in digestion.
• Soil microfloras help break down organic matter and recycle nutrients.
• Different microfloras thrive in various pH levels and temperatures.
• The ocean's microfloras are essential to the marine food chain.
• Antibiotics can disrupt the beneficial microfloras in your intestines.
• Scientists study microfloras to understand ecosystem health.