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gross primary productivity is the highest in
a)open oceans
b)grassland
c) wet tropical forest
D)agroecosyatem​

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Answered by jaylatasingh36
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Answer:

a) open ocean. I think it must be the answer

Answered by AadilPradhan
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Gross primary productivity is the highest in wet tropical forest. (option C)

  • In lowland moist tropical forests, GPP is between 30 and 40 Mg C ha-1 year-1 and decreases with altitude.
  • Because of their high temperatures, high levels of humidity, and high levels of rainfall, which encourage the growth of more trees, moist tropical rainforests are the most productive.
  • Due to the appropriate yearly temperatures and precipitation levels for plant growth, tropical wet forests have high net primary production.
  • Consequently, the large amount of biomass found in tropical wet forests creates plant communities with a relatively high species diversity.
  • Because there is a plenty of water and sunlight, tropical rainforests have high primary productivity.
  • Because it is shallow (gets lots of sunlight) and contains turbulent water, a typical estuary has a high primary productivity. (which brings nutrient rich material from sea bed).

Hence, Gross primary productivity is the highest in wet tropical forest.

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