Decomposers occupy a trophic level

T_{1}

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T_{2}

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T_{3}

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T_{6}

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Solution

The correct option is D $T_{6}$
The first trophic level is represented as T $_{1}$ . It includes producers. The second trophic level is represented as T $_{2}$ . It includes primary consumers. These are herbivores. The third trophic level is represented as T $_{3}$ . It includes secondary consumers or carnivores. Decomposers are organisms which decompose the organic matter from dead animals and plants. They occupy the top level in the ecological pyramid. They release essential nutrients back in the environment..
Thus, the correct answer is 'T $_{6}$ .'

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