18-01-2017
Biology

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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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19-08-2017

the answer is the last option. both a and b are correct

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