Why are bacterial decomposers important?

A) Most of them cause disease.
B) They produce spores.
C) They fix nitrogen.
D) They are commonly uised in biotechnology.
E) They break down complex organic molecules in wastes and remains of other organisms.​

Bacterial decomposers play a crucial role in breaking down complex organic molecules in wastes and remains of other organisms. This process facilitates the release of nutrients back into the ecosystem, which is essential for the growth of new organisms. Bacterial decomposers are therefore important for maintaining a healthy and sustainable environment. Choices A, B, C, and D are not correct because not all bacterial decomposers cause disease, produce spores, fix nitrogen, or are used in biotechnology.