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If there was a sudden decrease of fungus in a area, explain the impact this would have on the plant population within this environment
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If there was a sudden decrease of fungus in a area, explain the impact this would have on the plant population within this environment

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It wouldn't flourish because there are no more decomposers. With no decomposition there cannot be a food chain because it all depends on that specific part of the link. You see, the plant population would die. Due to the lack of fungus(decomposers)
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