In what way do fungal decomposers contribute to earth's carbon cycle? a.) fungal decomposers are not involved in earth's carbon cycle. b.) fungi fix carbon while decomposing proteins. c.) they sequester carbon on the forest floor, preventing it from entering the atmosphere. d.) they use co2 during photosynthesis. e.) they return carbon atoms to the atmosphere in the form of respiratory co2.

Fungal descomposers contribute to Earth's carbon cycle because they return carbon atoms to the atmosphere in the form of respiratory CO2. Option E is correct.

During the carbon cycle, carbon which is a mineral which constitutes the main component of many minerals, is exchange among the biosphere, pedosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere of the planet.

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