different between microflora vs microfauna
microflora
English
Etymology
micro- +? flora
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -????
Noun
microflora (plural microflorae)
- Microscopic plant life, especially the bacterial colonies found in the gut of normal, healthy animals and humans.
Related terms
- microbiome
- microbiota
- microfauna
Translations
See also
- macroflora
Anagrams
- coraliform
Italian
Etymology
micro- +? flora
Noun
microflora f (plural microflore)
- microflora
microflora From the web:
- what microflora does
- microflora meaning
- microflora what does that mean
- microflora what does it do
- what is microflora in the body
- what is microflora in humans
- what is microflora balance
- what is microflora in soil
microfauna
English
Etymology
From micro- (“small, tiny”) +? fauna (“animals”).
Noun
microfauna (plural microfaunae or microfaunas)
- The smallest of the faunal size divisions, including mainly microorganisms but also sometimes applied to the tiniest species of animal groups such as ticks, insects, etc.
Derived terms
- microfaunal
Translations
See also
- microbiota
- microflora
Italian
Etymology
micro- +? fauna
Noun
microfauna f (plural microfaune)
- microfauna
Spanish
Noun
microfauna f (plural microfaunas)
- (zoology) microfauna
microfauna From the web:
- what microfauna means
- macrofauna meaning
- what is microfauna in soil
- what does microfauna mean
- what are macrofauna organisms
- what does microfauna
- what does macrofaunal mean
- what is a microfauna in biology
Share
Tweet
+1
Share
Pin
Like
Send
Share
you may also like
- microflora vs microfauna
- microbiota vs microfauna
- mealtime vs dinnertime
- onlooker vs looker
- wesleyan vs wesleyanism
- scrutineer vs scrutinize
- inscrutable vs scrutinize
- ichnogram vs ichnology
- bidet vs commode
- discommode vs commode
- paralipsis vs proslepsis
- pointwise vs punctual
- microtuning vs microtuner
- probiosis vs probiotic
- lunar vs lunarian
- plaintiff vs plaint
- brewing vs brewery
- brewer vs brewery
- postposition vs postpositive
- elephantic vs elephantiasis