Will the natural replenishment of soil take place even if decomposers are not there?
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No, in normal course of action, natural replenishment of will not take place in the absence of decomposers as the breakdown complex organic molecules bought to the soil by various sources will not take place. In absence of decomposers, this breakdown of complex molecules can take upto many years by rarely occuring physical phenomenons, and hence will result in the habitat loss and extinction of organisms.
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No, in normal course of action, natural replenishment of will not take place in the absence of decomposers as the breakdown complex organic molecules bought to the soil by various sources will not take place. In absence of decomposers, this breakdown of complex molecules can take upto many years by rarely occuring physical phenomenons, and hence will result in the habitat loss and extinction of organisms.
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