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Strawberries are plants. Plants produce energy from sunlight. They don't eat other organisms or cause decomposition.

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There are many types of fungi that feed on dead carcasses and animals. Most of them are all over the place in the fungi kingdom and most of them we can't see. But there is a mushroom that can be found in the soil beneath bones of dead animals, native to Australia only and found in every state except the Northern Territory called Hebeloma Aminophilum. It can also grow under the remnants of bones from bush barbeques.

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Fungi is a decomposer. They make enzymes that decompose the decaying matter while feasting on the nutrients of that substance. This is why that most fungi are useful because without them, the biomass would be crowded with dead matter. Other decomposers include bacteria and actinomycetes.

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detritivores eat dead organic material. Examples are earthworms, woodlouse and some beetle-larva.

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it is a..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................producer no....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................consumer yes .....................................................................................................................................................................................................decomposer no.....................................................................................................................................................................................

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Most de-composers, like earthworms, bacteria and fungi live underground/in the soil or the live off the soil.

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Some of the decompoers in the savanna are bacteria

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maggots

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*It could be a couple of things. The mushrooms could have been under the ground you laid the sod on, however, if you have not seen mushrooms in that area in the past, that's probably not the cause. There could have been mushrooms growing on the farm where your sod was grown, though most farmers are careful to watch for and eliminate them. The most likely explanation is that the person installing your new lawn (or yourself) purchased soil or mulch that contained mushrooms to help fortify the ground before installing the grass. Your water and fertilizer simply helped to welcome them to their new home. *It could be old dead tree roots rotting if you sodded because of a tree removal. *Don't worry so much about mushrooms in your lawn. They may form beautiful fairy rings of darker grass. Consider them a blessing. Learn what they are. There are many lawn mushrooms that are edible. You may have some good ones to eat. You will never be able to kill them all, so enjoy them and look forward to their appearance every year. I collect and eat 5 different species from my own yard each year.

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Decomposers are organisms (Usually bacteria, fungi or worms) that consume and break down dead and decaying organisms and wastes of other organisms. Decomposers are also usually considered to be heterotrophic meaning that they use other organic substance in order to obtain energy.

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I do believe that earthworms and termites are decomposers as well.

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reviver

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Producers are organisms that produce their own food, and plants produce their own food by using Photosynthesis. So yes, the answer to this question is, Producers.

(Found this answer in Exploring Creation with General Science with Dr Wile, Apologia)

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No, it is deciduous.

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yes a fly is a decomposer it eats off dead and rotten animals

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Decomposers are invertebrates (such as worms), bacteria or fungi that consume and break down dead organisms and wastes of other organisms.
The process of breaking down organic matters

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a lake trout is a consumer

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Yes, because a mushroom is a species of Fungi and Fungi releases enzymes that decompose.

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Decomposers, or saprotrophs, are organisms that break down dead or decaying organisms. This ends up being called decomposition and the decomposers are using this tissue as their food source. Saprotrophs include bacteria, fungi and earthworms. Daffodils do not feed upon other tissue. They make their own food and are called autotrophs. Therefore, a daffodil is NOT a decomposer.

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decomposers break down dead animals and plants and turn the into soil by eating it and pooping out soil most things that do this are insects bacteria and muchrooms
A decomposer's role in an ecosystem is to break down dead organisms. They convert the organism into nitrogen, oxygen, carbon, and fertilizer for plants.