Bacteria and fungi are important decomposers. however, which decomposition function is almost entirely the work of fungi?

Decomposition, also called putrefaction, is the process by which organized bodies, whether of animal or plant origin from the moment they are deprived of life, degenerate under the action of biological factors that completely change their appearance. and their composition.

The decompositions of fungi are:

Digestion of metallic materials (but slower than organic matters)

The degradation of woods and woody materials

Decomposition of bacterial colonies (since fungi are "stronger" than bacteria)

The decomposition of human and animals

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