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decomposition
(redirected from Decay of organic matter)

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The process of extraction of coal-bed methane targets methane in coal under the soil, created by the decay of organic matter over time.
The decay of organic matter takes place incessantly in the garden, in the way of donations from animals and birds, leaves, roots, flowers, feathers and fallen old nests.
It is created through the decay of organic matter such as plants and animals over the course of millions of years.
 
 
 
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