Detritus

... difficult to spot unless they are coated with dew. They greatly favor locations near water or near moss, and are often found in leaf litter and detritus or on the leaves of shrubs and trees.& it's nt so harmful"I think dis will help u.... :)

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... published in the journal, but some wastewater organisms are notoriously difficult to cultivate in the lab due to previous association with some detritus in the wastewater. And the 1% remaining organisms can still cause a lot of mischief. If you think your sponge is absolutely safe because 99% ...

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... in different types of soils. pH 6 soil can be found in a typical garden soil, even lower pH can even be found forest soil where a lot of detritus are decaying. Some free living Nitrogen fixer can be found in soil like Azotobacter. Rhizobium, which can fix nitrogen better can be found ...

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We have here biotic and abiotic factors. Biotic factors are those factors which are living or simply the animals, plants, and the decomposers or detritus feeders which include fungi and bacteria. The abiotic factors as what were cited by the two of the above are composed of non-living components. ...

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Decomposers known too as detritus feeders, bacteria and fungi... I think the size is a factor... Scavengers could be bigger animals in sense... like vultures, hyenas...

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