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What are decomposers?

What are decomposers? Here are some definitions.

Noun
  1. plural of decomposer
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On the other hand, although they are also primarily decomposers associated with soils, certain oribatid mites are herbivorous on living plants.
Other types, also harmless, live in soil and leaf litter and are important decomposers.
They are the primary degraders of organic matter and plant residues, which are then further degraded by bacteria decomposers.
Once an organism has died, be it plant or animal, the phosphorus is returned directly to the soil by the action of decomposers such as bacteria and fungi.
These organisms form the important class of decomposers within the food web, without which cellulose would continue to accumulate in the environment.
Fungi are some of the most-significant decomposers of plant matter, which makes up the vast majority of detritus in terrestrial environments.

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