The slow rate of decomposition of fallen logs in nature is due to their
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The slow decomposition of fallen logs is primarily due to their low moisture content, as decomposers need optimal moisture to thrive, though high lignin content and sometimes low nitrogen also contribute, with the surrounding environment typically being aerobic.
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