No, but non living things can be made from living things
Answer:
Yes, when the plants and animals die, decomposers such as bacteria and fungi etc which are microorganisms feed on these dead bodies of plants and animals and broken down their bodies into simpler substances. This decomposition occurs both with oxygen and without oxygen. When energy is released with the addition of oxygen, this process is called aerobic respiration while when energy is released without the use of oxygen, this process is called anaerobic respiration.
Answer & Explanation:
Aquatic plants don't have to deal with drying stress, so, for example, the number of stomas will be lower or even absent. Also, the pressure and temperature conditions underwater are way different than on earth. Therefore, the movement of fluids and metabolic products will be quite different.
