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Are organisms that break down dead or decaying organisms, and in doing so carry out the natural process of decomposition.
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Is a catfish a producer consumer or decompose?
Bamboo es producer, consumer or descomposer
What kind of descomposer eats a whale?
I don't really now but I think it's bacteria
What is a descomposer?
its something that breaks down dead animals or dead plants
What does descomposer mean?
They are the bacteria involved in making something rot.
What is the name of in organism that eats only producers?
Herbivore
What is an example of descomposer?
When a musshroom is on a dead plant the mushroom eats the left oververs from the plant and it decomposes the plant.
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Bamboo es producer, consumer or descomposer
Is a strawberry a consumer producer or decomposer?
Strawberries are plants. Plants produce energy from sunlight. They don't eat other organisms or cause decomposition.
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