Microflora refers to the tiny living organisms, such as bacteria and fungi, that exist in a specific environment, like a human body or soil. These organisms are too small to be seen without a microscope. The term "microflora" is often used to describe the community of bacteria that naturally colonize our skin, mouth, gut, and other parts of our body. They play an important role in maintaining our health and protecting us from harmful bacteria and diseases.
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