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Why do we call decomposed plant tissue?

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Why do we call decomposed plant tissue?

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  1. humus

    detrital matter

    Both work well in the geographies


  2. Humus is the decomposed plant tissue component of soil, but the term for decaying plant tissue on its own is peat.

  3. Humus is the term generally used to describe plant materials.
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