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Dictionary » B » Biomass BiomassDefinition noun (1)The total mass of all living material in a specific area, habitat, or region. (2) Biological material used as a fuel, or source of [energy].
Biomass used as fuel may include plant or animal matter, as well as biodegradable wastes.
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Results from our forumWhich is the best calculation for growth?... calculate growth based on N0 and Nt? What I came up with is that...and I am wondering what do you think is the most accurate of these : 1. "Biomass accrual" Nt-N0 2. Nt/N0 (just a ratio!?) 3. The number of doublings/cell divisions? = log(2) Nt/N0 In was using the later one, but not ...
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Energy; respiration and photosynthesis... considered a loss" Surely some of the energy generated from respiration contributes to the growth of an organism, for example increasing the biomass of a plant, which would therefore remain in the food chain to be consumed by other organisms.
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Help with an experiment/question.The link is food production, biomass production and nowadays very popular CO2 binding ;)
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Mitochondrial energy pathways... compounds to its most oxidizable state and reducing some final acceptor. Glycolysis uses substrate level phosphorylation to make ATP from some biomass and does not require oxidative phosphorylation which is the ultimate breakdown. To be fair, glycolysis is required for cellular respiration ...
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Re: I hate to do this.... word for producer? Autotroph True. Green plants, some bacteria and some algae are autotrophs. 2. Which of the following types of organisms produce biomass? producers This is true. Producers produce biomass via photosyntesis (6CO2+12H2O -> C6H12O6+6O2+6H2O. Oxygen and carbondioxide is transformed ...
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