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what would happen to an ecosystem if all the organisms that breakdown dead plant and animal matter suddenly disappeared?
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what would happen to an ecosystem if all the organisms that breakdown dead plant and animal matter suddenly disappeared?
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If decomposers suddenly disappear from an ecosystem, then major cycle like nitrogen and carbon cycle will stop and no recycling of nutrients will occur.
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