Definition of microfauna in English:

microfauna

noun ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)fɔːnəˈmaɪkroʊfɔnə

mass nounEcology

Microscopic interstitial animals living in the soil.
〔生态〕小型动物区系，微型动物群
Example sentencesExamples
- In other words, much of metazoan evolution was cryptic, bound up in tiny animals devoid of skeletons and perhaps surviving as interstitial benthic microfauna.
- Nematodes and other microfauna help boost soil fertility by accelerating decomposition and decay, recycling the nutrients and making them available to plants.
- Unlike the fusulinides, lagenides survived both the end-Guadalupian and end-Permian mass extinctions to become dominant elements of the Mesozoic calcareous benthic microfauna.
- Diverse crop species encourage soil microfauna, which can help reduce soilborne plant diseases.
- It is formed from decaying plant roots, leaves, etc. deposited at the surface, and the remains of microflora and microfauna living in the soil.

Definition of microfauna in US English:

microfauna

nounˈmīkrōfônəˈmaɪkroʊfɔnə

Ecology

Microscopic animals.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nematodes and other microfauna help boost soil fertility by accelerating decomposition and decay, recycling the nutrients and making them available to plants.
- Diverse crop species encourage soil microfauna, which can help reduce soilborne plant diseases.
- Unlike the fusulinides, lagenides survived both the end-Guadalupian and end-Permian mass extinctions to become dominant elements of the Mesozoic calcareous benthic microfauna.
- It is formed from decaying plant roots, leaves, etc. deposited at the surface, and the remains of microflora and microfauna living in the soil.
- In other words, much of metazoan evolution was cryptic, bound up in tiny animals devoid of skeletons and perhaps surviving as interstitial benthic microfauna.

词汇	microfauna
释义	Definition of microfauna in English: microfauna noun ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)fɔːnəˈmaɪkroʊfɔnə mass nounEcology Microscopic interstitial animals living in the soil. 〔生态〕小型动物区系，微型动物群 Example sentencesExamples In other words, much of metazoan evolution was cryptic, bound up in tiny animals devoid of skeletons and perhaps surviving as interstitial benthic microfauna. Nematodes and other microfauna help boost soil fertility by accelerating decomposition and decay, recycling the nutrients and making them available to plants. Unlike the fusulinides, lagenides survived both the end-Guadalupian and end-Permian mass extinctions to become dominant elements of the Mesozoic calcareous benthic microfauna. Diverse crop species encourage soil microfauna, which can help reduce soilborne plant diseases. It is formed from decaying plant roots, leaves, etc. deposited at the surface, and the remains of microflora and microfauna living in the soil. Definition of microfauna in US English: microfauna nounˈmīkrōfônəˈmaɪkroʊfɔnə Ecology Microscopic animals. Example sentencesExamples Nematodes and other microfauna help boost soil fertility by accelerating decomposition and decay, recycling the nutrients and making them available to plants. Diverse crop species encourage soil microfauna, which can help reduce soilborne plant diseases. Unlike the fusulinides, lagenides survived both the end-Guadalupian and end-Permian mass extinctions to become dominant elements of the Mesozoic calcareous benthic microfauna. It is formed from decaying plant roots, leaves, etc. deposited at the surface, and the remains of microflora and microfauna living in the soil. In other words, much of metazoan evolution was cryptic, bound up in tiny animals devoid of skeletons and perhaps surviving as interstitial benthic microfauna.
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