Oxygen is released.
Carbon dioxide is converted to energy rich carbon containing molecules. Decomposers breaks down and releases nutrients from dead organisms breaks down complex compounds of dead and decaying plants and animals into simpler molecules that can easily be absorbed.
The skeletal remains of sea creatures can be formed into a rock called coquina. It is compacted and cemented on the ocean floor.
When decomposers, such as fungi die, their remains are broken down by other decomposers. Examples of other decomposers are bacteria found in soil.
the dead animal is eaten by scavengers then the remains are decomposed
The decomposer decomposes it into the ground and gives plants the nutrients they need to survive.
In general, dead, decomposed organic matter becomes part of the soil, and contributes to the nourishment of plant life that grows in the soil.
They get decomposed by other decomposers
decomposition
Decomposition of dead organisms adds organic matter, or humus, to the soil; humus is necessary to support plant growth.
Fungus feeds on dead matter.Animals that feed on dead remains are called Scavengers eg Crow,Vulture etc
Decomposers_____________________OK...decomposers is correct, but a better term would be saprophytes.Saprophytes (or detritivores) are organisms that obtain nutrients from dead organic matter and thus assist in it's decomposition.
organic matter (dead plant and animal matter)
decomposition
Decomposition of dead organisms adds organic matter, or humus, to the soil; humus is necessary to support plant growth.
Why are decomposers such as fungi and bacteriaimportant to an ecosystem?
Generally protists help in decomposition of dead organic matter by feeding on them.Such type of protists or bacteria are called saprophytes
Decomposition of dead organisms adds organic matter, or humus, to the soil; humus is necessary to support plant growth.
the dead organic matter is overtaken by new plants.
Because the organisms that live on the organic matter (saprophytic organisms-that means organisms that live on dead organic matter) need oxygen to respire, because they need oxygen for energy to break down the O.M :) Hope I helped
Decay and decomposition are what forms humus.Specifically, the word designates organic matter in soil. Organic matter includes carbon and nitrogen. Its two main sources within soil will come from the breakdown of dead and dying animal and plant matter.
decomposition
Detritivores
Yes, the decomposition of organic material is a chemical process.
Fungi these are simple plant like organisms that live on dead organic matter read you book