The term used to describe the dry mass of living or once living organisms per unit area is Biomass.
What is biomass?
- Biomass, often known as a unit area or volume of habitat, is the weight or total quantity of living creatures of one species of animal or plant (species biomass) or of all the species in a community (community biomass).
- The standing crop is the mass or number of organisms present in a space at any particular time.
- The primary or secondary productivity, which refers to the total amount of organic material produced by living organisms in a specific area over a specified amount of time (the former for plants and the latter for animals).
Biomass is typically expressed in energy units like gram calories or kilojoules per square meter per year.
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