Resident microbiota are microorganisms that are always living in a particular environments. This can refer to microorganisms living within the human body in particular sites like the human gut.

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MIcrobiomes contain two types of bacterial microbiota. 
- resident microbiota
- transient microbiota

Types of Microbiota in Microbiomes

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Resident Microbiota

Transient microbiota are microorganisms that are not always living in specific environments. This commonly refers to the human microbiome, where many species of microorganisms can live temporarily.  

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