Net Biomass in Chemistry Formulas

Net biomass is the amount of biomass left after the substraction of the decrease of biomass from the increase of biomass. And is denoted by N_biomass. Net Biomass is usually measured using the Biomass Kilogram per Square Meter for Biomass Scale. Note that the value of Net Biomass is always positive.

Formulas to find Net Biomass in Chemistry

fxNet BiomassGo

List of variables in Chemistry formulas

fx Gross Primary Production Go

fx Gross Decrease in Biomass Go

FAQ

What is the Net Biomass?

Net biomass is the amount of biomass left after the substraction of the decrease of biomass from the increase of biomass. Net Biomass is usually measured using the Biomass Kilogram per Square Meter for Biomass Scale. Note that the value of Net Biomass is always positive.

Can the Net Biomass be negative?

No, the Net Biomass, measured in Biomass Scale cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Net Biomass?

Net Biomass is usually measured using the Biomass Kilogram per Square Meter[kg/m^2] for Biomass Scale. Biomass Kilogram per Square Centimeter[kg/m^2], Biomass Ounce per Square Feet[kg/m^2] are the few other units in which Net Biomass can be measured.

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