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Multiple choice zoology ecosystems decomposition in ecosystem ecosystem productivity and decomposition producers, consumers and decomposers

During the process of decomposition in which stage complex organic matter convert into inorganic ions and salts by fungi?

  1. Mineralization

  2. Catabolism

  3. Fragmentation

  4. All of the above

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A Correct answer
Explanation

Mineralization is the final stage of decomposition where fungi and bacteria convert complex organic matter into inorganic ions and salts.

Multiple choice zoology ecosystems decomposition in ecosystem ecosystem productivity and decomposition producers, consumers and decomposers

In which treatment, microorganism decompose fine organic matter?

  1. Preliminary Treatment

  2. Biological Treatment

  3. Secondary Treatment

  4. Tertiary Treatment

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Biological treatment processes in wastewater management utilize microorganisms to break down organic matter. This is the core mechanism for removing dissolved and fine organic pollutants.

Multiple choice zoology ecosystems decomposition in ecosystem ecosystem productivity and decomposition producers, consumers and decomposers

End product of 'aerobic' decomposition are:

  1. Unstable

  2. stable

  3. reactive

  4. Non Combustible

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Aerobic decomposition results in stable end products like carbon dioxide, water, and nitrates, which are not prone to further rapid decay. Unstable products are typically associated with incomplete or anaerobic processes.

Multiple choice zoology ecosystems decomposition in ecosystem ecosystem productivity and decomposition producers, consumers and decomposers

Bacterial decomposition of organic matter, releases $NO _{2}$ into

  1. Stratosphere

  2. Troposphere

  3. Atmosphere

  4. Biosphere

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C Correct answer
Explanation

Bacterial decomposition of organic matter releases various gases, including nitrogen compounds, into the atmosphere. The atmosphere is the general reservoir for these gases.