Decomposition of the organic matter in submerged soil is carried out by?

Correct answer: A. None of the above

  • A. None of the above
  • B. Fungi
  • C. Algae
  • D. Actinomycetes

Explanation

Submerged soil becomes oxygen-deficient, so organic matter is decomposed mainly by anaerobic microorganisms, especially bacteria. Actinomycetes and most fungi are more active under aerobic conditions.

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