In an aquatic ecosystem, the aquatic plants are eaten by small invertebrates that in turn are eaten by crayfish, which are eaten by fish, which are then eaten by ducks. In this system, the greatest amount of biomass would be found in the

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26 April, 13:25

In an aquatic ecosystem, the aquatic plants are eaten by small invertebrates that in turn are eaten by crayfish, which are eaten by fish, which are then eaten by ducks. In this system, the greatest amount of biomass would be found in the

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Aquatic plants

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Aquatic biomass is energy crops which do not remain competitive for territory or any other energy with food plants. Aquatic biomass consists of various micro, macro - and aquatic plant species. The highest priority has been given to HTL treating aquatic biomass because microalgae are suitable for use and can potentially deliver the highest levels of biomass per area. Aquatic biomass, such as seaweed, algae and aquatic plants, is likely to achieve part of the growing biomass want.