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Reilly Hale
2 July, 02:24
What does the net primary production refer to.
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Taniyah
2 July, 06:17
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Whatever is being produced, you want to know everything that was made, whether or not you end with it. Like in fermentation. Say you make 4 atp, but use 2 in the process, you end with a net gain of 2, but overall made 4.
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