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Fungimold and mildew break down dead organic materials like plants, while bacteria such as saprobic bacteria eat and digest tissues and amino acids using enzymes like protease. Cockroaches and springtails also help break down decaying organic matter, with cockroaches breaking down food to be consumed by bacteria and springtails directly eating decaying organic matter.
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