biomass in Greek
biomass in Greek is βιομάζα — biomass means the total mass of living things, either in one organism or in all the organisms in a particular area or habitat.
biomass in Greek
βιομάζα
Pronounced: viomaza
What does "biomass" mean?
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noun The total mass of living things, either in one organism or in all the organisms in a particular area or habitat.
"Scientists measured the fish biomass in the lake."
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noun Organic matter from recently living things, especially plants, that is burned or processed to produce heat, power or fuel.
"The power station burns biomass instead of coal."
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biomass in a sentence
- Scientists measured the fish biomass in the lake.
- The biomass of the forest fell after the fire.
- The power station burns biomass instead of coal.
- Wood pellets are a common form of biomass.
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What is "biomass" in Greek?
"biomass" in Greek is βιομάζα. biomass means: The total mass of living things, either in one organism or in all the organisms in a particular area or habitat.
How do you pronounce βιομάζα?
"biomass" in Greek is βιομάζα, pronounced "viomaza".
How do you use "biomass" in a sentence?
Example: "Scientists measured the fish biomass in the lake." In Greek, "biomass" is βιομάζα.
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