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which is a term for decomposer?
Detrivore
What is a term for a decomposer?
'DeDetrivore:DDetritivore
Which term also describes detritivores?
Decomposer
Another name for decomposer?
Saprophyte
What happens when a decomposer consumes dead organisms?
A decomposer eats waste and dead matter, also dead animals.
Is acid a decomposer?
No. The term decomposer refers to living organisms that feed on dead and waste material. Acids are not alive.
What is another decomposer other than bacteria?
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What is the other term for decomposer?
In the fungi section saprophyte would work, or the more general term detritovore.
What is an example of decomposer?
An example of a decomposer is bacteria; another is fungi.
Which term refers to the ecological niche of many bacteria and fungi in an ecosystem?
decomposer
Is rats prey or preditor or decomposer?
Rats are prey to larger animals, predators to some birds and smaller mammals, and are also scavengers. Decomposer is not the right term to use. This term is more used for fungi and some bacterial colonies.
Is sunflower a decomposer?
A sunflower is a producer. It is not a decomposer.
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