Decomposers MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Decomposers MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Which type of microorganisms are primarily responsible for the aerobic decomposition of organic matter?
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Which biological agents are primarily responsible for the mineralization of biomass remaining after the death of algae?
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What is the biological process of breaking down organic matter called?
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Which group of organisms, alongside fungi, is classified as heterotrophic?
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Which of the following organisms are classified as saprotrophs?
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Which group of organisms is responsible for breaking down complex organic matter into simple inorganic compounds?
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Which type of bacteria can decompose organic matter both in the presence and absence of oxygen?
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What does the acronym 'SRB' stand for in environmental microbiology?
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Which type of organism is characterized by its ability to respire in the absence of oxygen?
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Which organisms are primarily responsible for the production of ammonia during the decomposition of organic matter?
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