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This pic is composition because the tree is dead and is releasing stored nitrogen
Lichens are a fungus that decomposes dead plants. In this example the tree is dead so lichens are growing and feeding
The lichens are again at work, but this time it's decomposing a small amount of moss.
There is moss in this picture decomposing the dead tree or plant
Succession is already in progress as the tree lays there. It decomposes and returns the nitrogen to the atea
Field Trip Explanations
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Ecology Progect
By Caleb Barge
Learn about plant and animal adaptations, along with tropism, erosion, succession, decomposition, and the nitrogen cycle.
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