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What would happen to a forrest ecosystem if a disease killed off all the decomposers?
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What would happen to a forrest ecosystem if a disease killed off all the decomposers?
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What would happen to a forrest ecosystem if a disease killed off all the decomposers?
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There would be piles of nonliving organic matter and carcasses covering the forest floor.
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If that happened there would be dead organisms all over the place!!
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