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The decomposers in an ecosystem
The decomposers in an ecosystem
- (a)convert inorganic material, to simpler forms
- (b)convert organic material to inorganic forms
- (c)convert inorganic materials into organic compounds
- (d)do not breakdown organic compounds
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