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Are mushroom's producer's?
No, they are decomposers.
Is a mushroom a decomnposer?
yes, mushrooms are decomposers.
Is a mushroom is producer consumer decomposer?
Fungi are "decomposers".
Is a mushroom consumer producer decomposer?
Fungi are "decomposers".
Is a mushroom a consumer a producer decomposer?
Fungi are "decomposers".
What does a mushroom decompose?
Yes mushrooms are decomposers.
Is a mushroom a producer consumer decomposer?
Fungi are "decomposers".
Which is not a decomposer mushroom leech termites or millipede?
Leeches are not decomposers.
Is a mushroom a scavenger?
Fungis / mushrooms / bacterias are both Decomposers... Yes
Are geese decomposers?
No. A decomposer is something like a mushroom that decomposes dead material.
What decomposers are in the boreal forest?
fungi (example mushroom), bacteria, worms
What type of consumers are fungi?
Mushroom is a type of fungi. They are heterotrophic organisms. Mainly feed on detrivores.
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