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    Nature Recycles

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    Nature recycles through decomposition. Leaves fall to the ground, decompose and turn into compost (nutrient-rich soil). Organic materials serve as food for bacteria and fungi, forming a chain of life where bacteria and fungi are food for earthworms, and earthworms are food for beetles and ants, continuing the food chain. Decomposers are nature's "garbage collectors" - when plants and animals die, decomposers use them for food and in the process release nutrients like carbon and nitrogen back into the soil, air or water.

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    Nature recycles through decomposition. Leaves fall to the ground, decompose and turn into compost (nutrient-rich soil). Organic materials serve as food for bacteria and fungi, forming a chain of life where bacteria and fungi are food for earthworms, and earthworms are food for beetles and ants, continuing the food chain. Decomposers are nature's "garbage collectors" - when plants and animals die, decomposers use them for food and in the process release nutrients like carbon and nitrogen back into the soil, air or water.

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    Nature recycles through decomposition. Leaves fall to the ground, decompose and turn into compost (nutrient-rich soil). Organic materials serve as food for bacteria and fungi, forming a chain of life where bacteria and fungi are food for earthworms, and earthworms are food for beetles and ants, continuing the food chain. Decomposers are nature's "garbage collectors" - when plants and animals die, decomposers use them for food and in the process release nutrients like carbon and nitrogen back into the soil, air or water.

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    Nature Recycles

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    Nature recycles through decomposition. Leaves fall to the ground, decompose and turn into compost (nutrient-rich soil). Organic materials serve as food for bacteria and fungi, forming a chain of life where bacteria and fungi are food for earthworms, and earthworms are food for beetles and ants, continuing the food chain. Decomposers are nature's "garbage collectors" - when plants and animals die, decomposers use them for food and in the process release nutrients like carbon and nitrogen back into the soil, air or water.

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