The two main types of microbes responsible for decomposition.
What are Bacteria and Fungi?
The most abundant decomposers.
What is Bacteria?
The household waste management method that uses microbes to create soil.
What is Composting?
The use of living organisms to remove enviornmental pollutants.
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What is Lucero?
The process of breaking down dead organisms and organic waste.
The structures fungi use to penetrate tough organic materials.
What is Hyphae?
What microbes consume during secondary wastewater treatment.
What is Organic Matter?
The common organisms used in Bioremediation?
What are Microbes?
What is Red?
Three important nutrients that are released back into the soil during decomposition.
What are Carbon, Phosphorus, and Nitrogen?
Two complex plant materials that fungi specialize in breaking down.
What are Lignin and Cellulose?
What is the removal of physical debris?
What are Oil Spills?
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What is the recycle of nutrients?
The decomposers that generally break down sugars and amino acids first.
What is Bacteria?
What activated sludge is made from.
What are Sludge, Sewage, and Air?
What microbes can convert certain enviornmental pollutants into during bioremediation.
What are Water and Carbon Dioxide?
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What are Baked Hot Cheetos?
The process of converting organic matter into inorganic nutrients.
What is Mineralization?
The difference between Bacteria and Fungi in decomposition.
What is different materials?
The three stages of wastewater treatment.
What are primary, secondary, and tertiary?
Bioremediation's significance to environmental cleanup.
What is transformation of pollutants?
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What is Biology?