An organism that breaks down dead organisms and their wastes.
decomposer
Decomposers get these 2 things after they break down their food.
energy and matter
A type of fungi that can be found on food.
mold
One group of living things that are neither plant nor animal.
Fungi
Fungi create this in order to eat their food.
digestive juices
Fungi store this food for a short period of time.
sugar
One group of organisms that are too small to be seen without a microscope
Bacteria
When fungi cannot digest all of their food, it goes to these 2 places.
air and soil
Fungi do NOT store food as this.
fat
A type of decomposer that lives in the soil. They eat dead leaves and chunks of dead material and wastes found there.
earthworm
Without these things none of the living things that die would break down.
decomposer
This type of decomposer has no way of storing excess food.
bacteria
A type of well known fungi.
mushroom
What the decomposer does with dead material and waste.
break down into simple materials
When bacteria cannot live or break down waste, it dies or becomes this... means still alive but growing or developing
What is dormant