Why are decomposers important? They break down dead and decaying organic material. They return nutrients and elements to a usable form in the environment. They consume the most energy of all the trophic

Why are decomposers important?

They break down dead and decaying organic material.

They return nutrients and elements to a usable form in the environment.

They consume the most energy of all the trophic levels.

Both A & B are correct.

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