Categories of organisms-trophic structure of ecosystems

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The major categories of organisms that make up the trophic structure of ecosystems are:

A) producers and consumers.

B) consumers, detritus feeders, and decomposers.

C) fungi, bacteria, and decomposers.

D) consumers, producers, detritus feeders, and decomposers.

E) autotrophs, chemosynthetic organisms, and photosynthetic organisms.

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