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Question
Distinguish between Producers and Decomposers.
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Solution
| S.No. | Producers | Decomposers |
| (i) | They are self-nourishing components of the ecosystem. | They are organisms that are incapable of preparing its own food. |
| (ii) | Producers are called Autotrophs. e.g. Plants, Algae, Bacteria, etc. | Decomposers are organisms that are incapable of preparing its own food. They are called Saprotrophs. e.g. Fungus, Mushrooms. |
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