mushrooms,fungus and worms provide decomposion in forest ecosystems
Decomposition is the process of breaking down organic matter into simpler substances. An example sentence using decomposition is: The fallen leaves in the forest undergo decomposition, returning nutrients to the soil.
That is the process of decay.
in tropical rain forest the climate is warm and moist, increasing the rate of decomposition
It is significant in the sense that they aid in the decomposition of organic materials; they are also significant in our ecosystem
If there was no such thing as decomposition in a forest ecosystem, then the forest floor would fill up with dead bodies and trees. This would decrease the carrying capacity of the forest, or, in other words cause the living populations to decrease. There would be little room for the trees to survive, and there would be less habitat space for the animal populations, and little to no space for any sort of succession (succession is the process in which a destroyed environment so to speak grows back.) Also, the nutrients released from the decomposed compounds help fuel the trees which produce oxygen. Without these nutrients, there would be even less of a tree population. Long story short, without the force of decomposition in a forest ecosystem, it would, on the long run be challenging for the ecosystem to support life.
Mark E Harmon has written: 'Long-term experiments on log decomposition at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest' -- subject(s): Wood, Forest ecology, Chemistry, Deterioration
fairy rings can be found in any humid forest where there is lots of decomposition. Around the north-west coast of North America they are quite common.
Decomposition
It's called Decomposition. For example, 2KClO3 --> 2KCl + 3O2
the examples of decomposition is sugar
decomposition of Al2O3