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When organic matter decomposes, it becomes fertilizer, releasing nutrients that plants need in order to grow. It is basically a recycling process. If this was not happening, soil fertility would become exhausted as plants continue to take minerals out of the soil.

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They put in nutrients in the soil for plants to absorb.

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decomposes are important as they help to break down animal waste or dead organisms into simpler substances the are returned to the soil as nutrients for plants to reuse

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They break down dead organisms

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