Why are decomposers such as bacteria important to an ecosystem's food web?
they recover...
Biology, 22.11.2019 19:31 ulilliareinhart2
Why are decomposers such as bacteria important to an ecosystem's food web?
they recover nutrients from dead matter and waste.
they feed the primary producers.
they take in energy from inorganic compounds.
they provide nutrition directly to consumers.
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