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What are wetlands decomposer?
Sea Slater and worms
Is a water strider a comsumer producer or decomposer?
consumer
Is an amphipod a decomposer?
Some amphipods are detritus (a decomposer that live in water), but some are carnivore.
What is an river decomposer?
water snails
What is a decomposer in a fresh water biome?
fungi and bacteria
What s the consumer of water lettuce?
is a water lettuce a producer consumer or decomposer
Is a water strider a decomposer in science?
yes water strider are decomposers
What has the author Scott Slater written?
Scott Slater has written: 'Exits' -- subject(s): Last words 'California water law and policy' -- subject(s): Water, Law and legislation
What types of decomposer are found in the water?
diffrent types can be fungi
Who invented the first water powered textile mill?
Samuel Slater
How did slater transport the plans for the water frame to the US?
no one care
How did Slater transport the plans for the water frame to US?
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