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THE DECOMPOSERS IN THE TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST ARE:Other Insects and parasitesOther single cell creaturesProtozoansBacteriaTermitesFungiEarthwormsTHE DECOMPOSERS IN THE TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST ARE:Other Insects and parasitesOther single cell creaturesProtozoansBacteriaTermitesFungiEarthwormsTHE DECOMPOSERS IN THE TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST ARE:Other Insects and parasitesOther single cell creaturesProtozoansBacteriaTermitesFungiEarthwormsTHE DECOMPOSERS IN THE TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST ARE:Other Insects and parasitesOther single cell creaturesProtozoansBacteriaTermitesFungiEarthwormsTHE DECOMPOSERS IN THE TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST ARE:Other Insects and parasitesOther single cell creaturesProtozoansBacteriaTermitesFungiEarthwormsTHE DECOMPOSERS IN THE TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST ARE:Other Insects and parasitesOther single cell creaturesProtozoansBacteriaTermitesFungiEarthwormsTHE DECOMPOSERS IN THE TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST ARE:Other Insects and parasitesOther single cell creaturesProtozoansBacteriaTermitesFungiEarthworms
Decomposers are helpful because they help to break down rotting materials. In a deciduous forest some of the decomposers are various types of fungus, beetles, and worms.
bears
I do believe that earthworms and termites are decomposers as well.
Fungi. Moss. Ferns.
decomposers are single-celled organisms that brake down dead or decaying plants and animals. (natures cleaners)
list of decomposers are-------> fungi bacteria earthworms termites protozoans
some decomposers are beetles mushrooms flies mushrooms and worms
Members of the Fungal Kingdom are our most common forest floor decomposers.
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