1. the community of fungal species present in or on a particular organism, environment, or substrate
Usage: technical; biology; ecology

Examples

• The mycoflora of the human gut plays an important role in digestion and immune function.
• Researchers studied the mycoflora of the forest soil to understand nutrient cycling.
• Changes in the plant's mycoflora can indicate disease or environmental stress.
• The mycoflora associated with tree roots helps the plant absorb water and minerals.
• Antibiotics can disrupt the mycoflora of the skin, leading to fungal infections.