a total increase of biomass of a living matter per a unit of time (usually per a year).
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13increase of biomass of a living matter less extinct ones per a unit of time (usually per a year).
[Greek bios — life and genos — origin, genesis] — processes generated by a living matter and related to it. (e.g., biogenic cycle).
scientific discipline the objective of which is revealing of a geologic power of living matter in geochemistry and energy of a planet as a whole.
[Greek bios – life, massa – ingot, clump, chunk] – quantity of a living and functioning matter expressed in a unit of weight measure with regard to a unit of square or cu
a body created simultaneously by living organisms and by inert processes and being by itself a regular structure composed from a living and inert matter. The examples of
transitional line between the adjacent landscape complexes characterized by heightened intensity of lateral processes, diversity of ecological conditions and, as a conseq
amount of organic matter produced in a unit of time per a unit of area by living organisms, included in composition of this or that ecosystem (e.g. kg / hectare per a yea
the highest stage of development of organic world. M. is a being that possesses consciousness and speech and ability to influence on the environment, by means of instrume
[Greek bios — life and genes - born] — process of formation of organic compounds by living organisms. A theory of B. denies a concept of origin of life on the Earth as a
one of the layers of the Earth shells (spheres) both a composition and energy of which in their significant features are determined by the activity of a Living matter. Th
landscape formed without significant influence of living matter. It is conditionally agreed (as all earth surface is pierced to some extent by evidences of life) to rank
a number of various types of biological plants or phenomena and frequency of their meeting on a fixed portion of space and time generally reflecting a complicated form of