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Madilynn Aguirre
21 August, 17:08
Decomposers consume nonliving organic matter.
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Anna Brock
21 August, 18:11
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This is correct. An example of this would be fungi that grows on bread and decomposes it. Many fungi and bacteria are decomposers.
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Malia Hoover
21 August, 20:31
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Decomposers consume nonliving organic matter is true. They are organisms that are responsible for the breaking down dead organisms. They use organic substances to get energy, carbon and nutrients for growth development.
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