Not at all. Decomposers are organisms such as fungi, bacteria, worms and fly maggots.
Sawgrass is a type of sedge with surrounded by spiny-edged leaves. It is not a decomposer but a producer, since it is capable of photosynthesis.
Yes, when grass dies it turns to hay the decomposes in the the ground
Microbes and insects are involved in the decomposition of plant matter.
Yea
fungi, mushrooms insects(such as beetle), and bacteria.
Grassland animals are animals that live in the Grassland. Such as elephants, giraffes zebras, and rhinos.
shoutout to jackoboyearthworms and decoposers are living in grass lands
if you have food for animals or you can use the grassland to eat but they need water is the important
decomposers get their carbon from dead plants and animals.
fungi, mushrooms insects(such as beetle), and bacteria.
Grassland animals are animals that live in the Grassland. Such as elephants, giraffes zebras, and rhinos.
bacteria and fungi few mushrooms
The kangaroo rat and the kultarr are grassland animals. Additional grassland animals include the kestrel.
fungus and mold are just about everywhere
shoutout to jackoboyearthworms and decoposers are living in grass lands
Grassland animals eat grass. the other animals that are grassland animals like cheetahs that dont eat grass eat other grassland animals like gazzelles. grassland animals also need the temperature of the grasslands. Different animals live in different biomes.
if you have food for animals or you can use the grassland to eat but they need water is the important
decomposers get their carbon from dead plants and animals.
no animals are not decomposers they are comsumers
waht animal are omnivore that live in the grassland?
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