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The fungi in a forest ecosystem act as:

Correct answer: B. Decomposer

  • A. Macroconsumer
  • B. Decomposer
  • C. Omnivore
  • D. Producer

Explanation

Fungi secrete enzymes that decompose dead plants and animals, converting complex organic matter into simpler substances and recycling nutrients. This makes them decomposers rather than producers or macroconsumers.

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