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Biology, 24.01.2020 23:31 ling95

How do decomposers conserve mass?

a-they create new mass as old organisms die.

b-they recycle mass back into the ecosystem.

c-they destroy excess mass in the environment.

d-they concert mass into sunlight by photosynthesis.

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How do decomposers conserve mass?

a-they create new mass as old organisms die.
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