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Yes, a termite is considered a decomposer as it eats wood. their teeth must be very sharp

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If it gets it's teeth stuck into a Beethoven symphony, then yes it's definitely a decomposer!

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14y ago

They don't decompose the wood-they can digest cellulose; meaning they eat it, literally.

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13y ago

yes. because if they didn't exist there would be a lot of extra wood and wood is thrown out all the time such as in places like forests and scrapyards.

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14y ago

they break down large matter made up of celluose to small particles

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13y ago

Not in the decomposition of bodies. Termites only eat wood

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13y ago

Yes, Termites use protozoa to decompose wood, and Earthworms use the same to decompose earth.

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15y ago

No, termites are wood boring insects.

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