The population size that results in maximum production, that allows that population to be sustained indefinitely without decreasing its ability to provide the same level of production is known as:

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Marlene Henson

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17 April, 23:12

The population size that results in maximum production, that allows that population to be sustained indefinitely without decreasing its ability to provide the same level of production is known as:

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Emery Petty · Answer 1

Maximum Sustainable yield

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Maximum Sustainable yield is the highest or maximum level in which production can be sustained over time, by making sure that the stock at the level produces maximum growth and that the population is sustain indefinitely without decreasing its ability to provide the same level of production.

Maximum sustainable yield (MSY) is the biggest yield of production that can be taken from a species' stock over an indefinite period.

Maximum sustainable yield (MSY) is also the largest and biggest production that can be captured from a stock under existing or current environmental conditions and it aims at a balancing too much and too little harvest to keep the population at sm maximum level.