Science, asked by rjrajat143, 9 months ago

Why bacteria and fungi are called decomposers ?​

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Answered by unnati971
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Answer:

Because they decompose the dead remains

Answered by Firesuper
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Explanation:

bacteria and fungi are called decomposers because they release an acid on things that they are staying on and the acid erodes the thing and decomposes it.Thus bacteria and fungi are called decomposers.

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