Bacterial flora
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The bacterial flora is the community of bacteria that exists on or in the body but which are not part of the body and so exists in its own biochemical environment:
- Exogenous bacteria
- Flora (microbiology)
- Gut flora
- Human flora
- mouth flora
- Skin flora
- Respiratory flora (tracheal flora)
- Vaginal flora
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