Question

Fungi can act as decomposers in the environment. Why is this inportant

Answer 1

Because decomposes decompose food, and if it weren’t for decomposes, producers wouldn’t have food to eat and the food chain would stop

Answer 2

Answer:

Fungi help in clear waste and dead material and provide nutrients to the plants.

Explanation:

Decomposers are very essential for any food web in an ecosystem. If there were no decomposers in any ecosystem, the autotrophs would not get important nutrients, and waste and the dead matter would pile up.

Fungi are the primary decomposer of litter in most of the ecosystem. They decompose dead, organic matter or waste by releasing various enzymes to break down the material. They absorb the nutrients form in the decaying material.  

Hyphae are the part that breaks down and absorbs nutrients,

Thus, the fungi help in clear waste and dead material and provide nutrients to the plants.