Biology, asked by dashbiju09, 6 months ago

Why are non biodegradable substances not decomposed by microbes?

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Answered by MoonxDust

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Microbes cannot break non biodegradable substances because enzymes are specific in their action, they only break down specific substances, like plastics are non biodegradable.

Answered by ItzIshu

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Microbes cannot break non biodegradable substances because enzymes are specific in their action, they only break down specific substances, like plastics are non biodegradable.

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Why are non biodegradable substances not decomposed by microbes?​

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Microbes cannot break non biodegradable substances because enzymes are specific in their action, they only break down specific substances, like plastics are non biodegradable.

Why are non biodegradable substances not decomposed by microbes?