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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
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The decomposers in the forest will take all the nutrients from the animal and return it back to the soil for it to be used again.
Well to tell you the truth, there aren't many decomposers but i know one of them. The main decomposer in the Amazon Rain Forest is acid rain. Trust me... you do not want to be there when it is raining acid.
In a deciduous forest, little water is available (due to the low temperature). Because of this, trees will shed their leaves until moisture returns. Then the decomposers break down the leaves for the trees to use. If there were no decomposers, the trees would not get sufficient water.
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Yes, the Amazon rain forest is the largest rain forest in the world
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.
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