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"Microflora"
Keywords:
fungi
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algae
,
microscope
,
actinomycetes
,
bacteria
Related Terms:
Fungi
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Fungus
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Actinomycete
,
Microorganism
,
Actinomycetes
,
Protozoan
,
Microorganisms
,
Microbes
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Microbe
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Lichens
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Micro-organisms
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Protozoa
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Monera
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Microbial
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Micro-organism
,
Bacterium
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Protist
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Protozoans
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Microbiology
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Protists
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Spores
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Sporulation
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Lichen
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Amoeba
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Haustorium
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Thallophyte
,
Sterilant
,
Protista
,
Bacteria
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Mold
,
Dinoflagellates
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Chlamydomonas
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Endophyte
,
Mesophile
,
Sterile
,
Mycorrhiza
,
Cyanobacterium
,
Infusoria
,
Spore
,
Microbiologist
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Slime mould
,
Mycorrhizae
,
Dinoflagellate
,
Alga
,
Cyanobacteria
,
Green algae
,
Colony
,
Culture
,
Myxomycetes
,
Vibrio
Bacteria, including actinomycetes; viruses, and fungi.
knowledgebank.irri.org
Bacteria, fungi and microscopic algae.
blackwellpublishing.com
Microflora are the plants and algae that cannot be seen with the naked eye.
neurolab.jsc.nasa.gov
Microscopic plants.
ncseonline.org
The small plants that can only be seen with a microscope, they include algae, fungi, bacteria, etc.
toprakforum.org
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Keywords:
colonies
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intestine
,
bacterial
,
excretion
,
fecal
The bacterial colonies found in the large intestine. These bacteria are important for proper digestion and fecal excretion of waste products.
whatislife.com
The colonies of bacteria found in the large intestine. They are important for proper digestion and getting rid of waste products.
activate.co.nz
The normal population of microorganisms in a healthy organism.
csa.com
The bacterial population in the intestine.
healthofchildren.com
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