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• Explain the niche for a decomposer in the environment.
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• Explain the niche for a decomposer in the
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decomposers and scavengers eat dead plants and animals and also break down waste they're very important to the environment because they give live plants essential nutrients and without them dead matter would pile up
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they digest dead waste which in return keeps the earth clean and gives nutrients (:
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