Decomposers in ecosystems are fungi and bacteria.
They live on virtually every surface in an ecosystem, but most decomposition occurs in the soil. The decomposers use dead plant, animal, and other organic matter to use as food for themselves. They break the organic matter down using digestive processes that convert the complex material into simpler forms. This broken down material is generally returned to the soil and enriches the soil and the ecosystem with important nutrients such as carbon and nitrogen.
Without decomposers, dead plants and animals would pile up everywhere without ever being broken down.
A decomposer is something that takes thing a way like anamals in an ecosystem
a mushroom is a decomposer a decomposer is the last step in a ecosystem they eat up the dead animals this is from macpg
Ship Worms
yes, if they exist in the ecosystem, they are the decomposers
i think it can be a decomposer
decomposer
Decomposer.
a mushroom is a decomposer a decomposer is the last step in a ecosystem they eat up the dead animals this is from macpg
worms
the role of a decomposer in an ecosystem is to use waste materials and dead organisms for food.
producer, consumer, and decomposer :)
Ship Worms
producer
yes, if they exist in the ecosystem, they are the decomposers
i think it can be a decomposer
The three energy roles in an ecosystem are producers, consumers, and decomposers. ;)
decomposer
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