Net Primary Production in Chemistry Formulas

Net Primary Production is a measure of the increment of new organic material to the ecosystem from photosynthesis. And is denoted by NPP. Net Primary Production is usually measured using the Biomass Kilogram per Square Meter for Biomass Scale. Note that the value of Net Primary Production is always positive.

Formulas to find Net Primary Production in Chemistry

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List of variables in Chemistry formulas

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FAQ

What is the Net Primary Production?

Net Primary Production is a measure of the increment of new organic material to the ecosystem from photosynthesis. Net Primary Production is usually measured using the Biomass Kilogram per Square Meter for Biomass Scale. Note that the value of Net Primary Production is always positive.

Can the Net Primary Production be negative?

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

What unit is used to measure Net Primary Production?

Net Primary Production 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 Primary Production can be measured.

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