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Ecologist compare biomes on how productive they are, that is, how much new organic matter they generate Net Primary Production: the organic matter, or biomass, that remains after cellular respiration Biomes vary in their rates of net primary production. Warm and wet biomes have the highest net primary production, and cold, dry biomes have the lowest. 4
Section 6.2 Biomes Our textbook describes 10 different terrestrial biomes. Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest Savanna Desert Temperate Rain Forest Temperate Forest Temperate Grassland Chaparral Boreal Forest (Taiga) Tundra These biomes will be covered in your Biome Project! 5
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