Who else, besides fungi, can act as a decomposer in an ecosystem?

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Who else, besides fungi, can act as a decomposer in an ecosystem?

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Answer:

bacteria, worms and other organisms.

Explanation:

Bacteria can break things down. worms can decompose by eating the dead matter.

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Answer:

bacteria

Step-by-step explanation:

bacteria also move in to break down things in ecosystems

Scott Hutchinson answered Oct 22, 2021

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