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Erik Simpson
20 September, 13:09
What does the equation npp = gpp - r represent?
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Eden Daugherty
20 September, 13:19
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It is the Flow of energy, where R is the energy used in Respiration by the organisms, whose magnitude with Gross production equals to Net production.
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