Question: 3 3 Net Primary Productivity, Or NPP, Is Gross Primary Productivity Minus The Rate Of Energy Loss To Metabolism And Maintenance. In Other Words, It’s The Rate At Which Energy Is Stored As Biomass By Plants Or Other Primary Producers And Made Available To The Consumers In The Ecosystem. A. Which Biome Locations Have The Top 3 NPP? B. For Each Location …

Question: 3 3 Net Primary Productivity, Or NPP, Is Gross Primary Productivity Minus The Rate Of Energy Loss To Metabolism And Maintenance. In Other Words, It’s The Rate At Which Energy Is Stored As Biomass By Plants Or Other Primary Producers And Made Available To The Consumers In The Ecosystem. A. Which Biome Locations Have The Top 3 NPP? B. For Each Location …

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3 3 Net primary productivity, or NPP, is gross primary productivity minus the rate of energy loss to metabolism and maintenance. In other words, it’s the rate at which energy is stored as biomass by plants or other primary producers and made available to the consumers in the ecosystem. a. Which biome locations have the top 3 NPP? b. For each location you selected in a, describe why these biomes have the highest NPP. Include biotic and abiotic factors. (4 Points) Open ocean Estuary Algal beds and coral reefs Desert and semidesert scrub Tundra Temperate grassland Cultivated land Boreal forest (taiga) a Open ocean Estuary Algal beds and coral reefs Desert and semidesert scrub Tundra Temperate grassland Cultivated land Boreal forest (taiga) Savanna Temperate deciduous forest Tropical rain forest 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 Average net primary productivity (g/m²/yr) Enter your answer

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