Definition of biomass in English:

biomass

noun ˈbʌɪə(ʊ)masˈbaɪoʊˌmæs

mass noun

1The total quantity or weight of organisms in a given area or volume.
Example sentencesExamples
- Biomass composition as a percentage of total biomass for three stages of development in Dionaea.
- In contrast, later formed leaves remained smaller and total leaf biomass remained substantially reduced in the mutants.
- The authors also presented data on total root system biomass; shoot growth was not assayed.
- Total biomass of resident birds was always higher than that of wintering birds at Tinaja Verde.
- Contaminants are subsequently removed by harvesting the above-ground shoot biomass for volume reduction and storage.
- The curves were added together and are shown in the right panels; the data points are the total above-ground biomass.
- At each time point, total biomass and chlorophyll contents of seven individual plants were quantified.
- Harvest index was measured as the ratio between root weight and total biomass.
- I estimated colony size from the volume of the nest mound, which increases with total ant biomass.
- At intervals, plants were harvested for biomass and leaf area analysis according to Nogués et al..
- Reproductive allocation is usually measured as the ratio between seed and total biomass.
- Daytime food abundance was expressed as total dry biomass of insects collected per day.
- We therefore tracked plant growth using leaf height as a surrogate for aboveground dry weight biomass.
- Both the real and the virtual plants responded to removal of branches by producing a taller plant bearing larger leaves, but less total biomass.
- Total biomass was also increased relative to controls by the end of the experiment.
- By summing the total biomass of all classes, we get the total biomass estimate for each district.
- However, it has increased the grain yield potential and thereby the ratio of grain mass to total above-ground biomass or harvest index.
- Total stem biomass was measured after drying the plant material in an oven at 70°C until constant weight.
- Total plant biomass was calculated as the sum of the two.
- Lichens thus dominate the Antarctic flora both in terms of species diversity and in terms of total biomass.
2Organic matter used as a fuel, especially in a power station for the generation of electricity.
Example sentencesExamples
- The company also sources and sells biomass wood fuels from other producers.
- Farmers are being offered millions of pounds worth of grants in an effort to boost production of biomass to meet renewable energy targets.
- The use of biomass electrical generation is hardly the environmental boon it's made out to be.
- Nuclear power could free up more fossil and biomass fuels to use as liquid fuel for ground transportation.
- There are more efficient ways to tap into the sun's energy via biomass fuels.
- Solar, wind, geothermal, and biomass all show great potential as sources of electricity.
- The proposal has the added bonus of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the use of biomass to generate electricity.
- People will be encouraged to consume alternative power generated from biomass.
- But some of it may be revegetated for biomass production for shrubs and trees to make biomass fuels out of possibly.
- In total, burning this biomass will not add to the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.
- Faced with patented technology that no one wants to eat, biotech companies are now discussing growing GM crops for biomass fuel.
- AES Drax is also seeking approval to test a plant-based biomass fuel, milled palm nut.
- He also sees huge potential for biomass fired electricity in the West of Ireland.
- They are used instead for animal feed and increasingly for biomass fuel, such as ethanol.
- Domestic biomass fuel combustion and chronic bronchitis in two rural Bolivian villages.
- The company now exports biomass fuel to the Netherlands and Britain for power production and the home heating market.
- The minister recently visited a cluster of three sites at Crymych which are fuelled by biomass wood pellet boilers.
- He covered solar energy, wind energy, biomass and biogas, geothermal activity and thermal power.
- Coal and biomass fuels are used for household cooking and heating by almost 3 billion people worldwide
- He said the company was in discussions with a major hotel chain about installing biomass generators in their properties around Scotland.

Definition of biomass in US English:

biomass

nounˈbaɪoʊˌmæsˈbīōˌmas

1The total mass of organisms in a given area or volume.
Example sentencesExamples
- The authors also presented data on total root system biomass; shoot growth was not assayed.
- At intervals, plants were harvested for biomass and leaf area analysis according to Nogués et al..
- The curves were added together and are shown in the right panels; the data points are the total above-ground biomass.
- Biomass composition as a percentage of total biomass for three stages of development in Dionaea.
- Total plant biomass was calculated as the sum of the two.
- Harvest index was measured as the ratio between root weight and total biomass.
- Total stem biomass was measured after drying the plant material in an oven at 70°C until constant weight.
- Both the real and the virtual plants responded to removal of branches by producing a taller plant bearing larger leaves, but less total biomass.
- Daytime food abundance was expressed as total dry biomass of insects collected per day.
- In contrast, later formed leaves remained smaller and total leaf biomass remained substantially reduced in the mutants.
- We therefore tracked plant growth using leaf height as a surrogate for aboveground dry weight biomass.
- Contaminants are subsequently removed by harvesting the above-ground shoot biomass for volume reduction and storage.
- However, it has increased the grain yield potential and thereby the ratio of grain mass to total above-ground biomass or harvest index.
- Total biomass was also increased relative to controls by the end of the experiment.
- At each time point, total biomass and chlorophyll contents of seven individual plants were quantified.
- By summing the total biomass of all classes, we get the total biomass estimate for each district.
- I estimated colony size from the volume of the nest mound, which increases with total ant biomass.
- Total biomass of resident birds was always higher than that of wintering birds at Tinaja Verde.
- Reproductive allocation is usually measured as the ratio between seed and total biomass.
- Lichens thus dominate the Antarctic flora both in terms of species diversity and in terms of total biomass.
1. 1.1 Organic matter used as a fuel, especially in a power station for the generation of electricity.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The company also sources and sells biomass wood fuels from other producers.
  He also sees huge potential for biomass fired electricity in the West of Ireland.
  He said the company was in discussions with a major hotel chain about installing biomass generators in their properties around Scotland.
  AES Drax is also seeking approval to test a plant-based biomass fuel, milled palm nut.
  The minister recently visited a cluster of three sites at Crymych which are fuelled by biomass wood pellet boilers.
  They are used instead for animal feed and increasingly for biomass fuel, such as ethanol.
  There are more efficient ways to tap into the sun's energy via biomass fuels.
  Nuclear power could free up more fossil and biomass fuels to use as liquid fuel for ground transportation.
  Solar, wind, geothermal, and biomass all show great potential as sources of electricity.
  The use of biomass electrical generation is hardly the environmental boon it's made out to be.
  He covered solar energy, wind energy, biomass and biogas, geothermal activity and thermal power.
  People will be encouraged to consume alternative power generated from biomass.
  Domestic biomass fuel combustion and chronic bronchitis in two rural Bolivian villages.
  The company now exports biomass fuel to the Netherlands and Britain for power production and the home heating market.
  But some of it may be revegetated for biomass production for shrubs and trees to make biomass fuels out of possibly.
  Faced with patented technology that no one wants to eat, biotech companies are now discussing growing GM crops for biomass fuel.
  Coal and biomass fuels are used for household cooking and heating by almost 3 billion people worldwide
  In total, burning this biomass will not add to the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.
  The proposal has the added bonus of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the use of biomass to generate electricity.
  Farmers are being offered millions of pounds worth of grants in an effort to boost production of biomass to meet renewable energy targets.

单词	biomass
释义	Definition of biomass in English: biomass noun ˈbʌɪə(ʊ)masˈbaɪoʊˌmæs mass noun 1The total quantity or weight of organisms in a given area or volume. Example sentencesExamples Biomass composition as a percentage of total biomass for three stages of development in Dionaea. In contrast, later formed leaves remained smaller and total leaf biomass remained substantially reduced in the mutants. The authors also presented data on total root system biomass; shoot growth was not assayed. Total biomass of resident birds was always higher than that of wintering birds at Tinaja Verde. Contaminants are subsequently removed by harvesting the above-ground shoot biomass for volume reduction and storage. The curves were added together and are shown in the right panels; the data points are the total above-ground biomass. At each time point, total biomass and chlorophyll contents of seven individual plants were quantified. Harvest index was measured as the ratio between root weight and total biomass. I estimated colony size from the volume of the nest mound, which increases with total ant biomass. At intervals, plants were harvested for biomass and leaf area analysis according to Nogués et al.. Reproductive allocation is usually measured as the ratio between seed and total biomass. Daytime food abundance was expressed as total dry biomass of insects collected per day. We therefore tracked plant growth using leaf height as a surrogate for aboveground dry weight biomass. Both the real and the virtual plants responded to removal of branches by producing a taller plant bearing larger leaves, but less total biomass. Total biomass was also increased relative to controls by the end of the experiment. By summing the total biomass of all classes, we get the total biomass estimate for each district. However, it has increased the grain yield potential and thereby the ratio of grain mass to total above-ground biomass or harvest index. Total stem biomass was measured after drying the plant material in an oven at 70°C until constant weight. Total plant biomass was calculated as the sum of the two. Lichens thus dominate the Antarctic flora both in terms of species diversity and in terms of total biomass. 2Organic matter used as a fuel, especially in a power station for the generation of electricity. Example sentencesExamples The company also sources and sells biomass wood fuels from other producers. Farmers are being offered millions of pounds worth of grants in an effort to boost production of biomass to meet renewable energy targets. The use of biomass electrical generation is hardly the environmental boon it's made out to be. Nuclear power could free up more fossil and biomass fuels to use as liquid fuel for ground transportation. There are more efficient ways to tap into the sun's energy via biomass fuels. Solar, wind, geothermal, and biomass all show great potential as sources of electricity. The proposal has the added bonus of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the use of biomass to generate electricity. People will be encouraged to consume alternative power generated from biomass. But some of it may be revegetated for biomass production for shrubs and trees to make biomass fuels out of possibly. In total, burning this biomass will not add to the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere. Faced with patented technology that no one wants to eat, biotech companies are now discussing growing GM crops for biomass fuel. AES Drax is also seeking approval to test a plant-based biomass fuel, milled palm nut. He also sees huge potential for biomass fired electricity in the West of Ireland. They are used instead for animal feed and increasingly for biomass fuel, such as ethanol. Domestic biomass fuel combustion and chronic bronchitis in two rural Bolivian villages. The company now exports biomass fuel to the Netherlands and Britain for power production and the home heating market. The minister recently visited a cluster of three sites at Crymych which are fuelled by biomass wood pellet boilers. He covered solar energy, wind energy, biomass and biogas, geothermal activity and thermal power. Coal and biomass fuels are used for household cooking and heating by almost 3 billion people worldwide He said the company was in discussions with a major hotel chain about installing biomass generators in their properties around Scotland. Definition of biomass in US English: biomass nounˈbaɪoʊˌmæsˈbīōˌmas 1The total mass of organisms in a given area or volume. Example sentencesExamples The authors also presented data on total root system biomass; shoot growth was not assayed. At intervals, plants were harvested for biomass and leaf area analysis according to Nogués et al.. The curves were added together and are shown in the right panels; the data points are the total above-ground biomass. Biomass composition as a percentage of total biomass for three stages of development in Dionaea. Total plant biomass was calculated as the sum of the two. Harvest index was measured as the ratio between root weight and total biomass. Total stem biomass was measured after drying the plant material in an oven at 70°C until constant weight. Both the real and the virtual plants responded to removal of branches by producing a taller plant bearing larger leaves, but less total biomass. Daytime food abundance was expressed as total dry biomass of insects collected per day. In contrast, later formed leaves remained smaller and total leaf biomass remained substantially reduced in the mutants. We therefore tracked plant growth using leaf height as a surrogate for aboveground dry weight biomass. Contaminants are subsequently removed by harvesting the above-ground shoot biomass for volume reduction and storage. However, it has increased the grain yield potential and thereby the ratio of grain mass to total above-ground biomass or harvest index. Total biomass was also increased relative to controls by the end of the experiment. At each time point, total biomass and chlorophyll contents of seven individual plants were quantified. By summing the total biomass of all classes, we get the total biomass estimate for each district. I estimated colony size from the volume of the nest mound, which increases with total ant biomass. Total biomass of resident birds was always higher than that of wintering birds at Tinaja Verde. Reproductive allocation is usually measured as the ratio between seed and total biomass. Lichens thus dominate the Antarctic flora both in terms of species diversity and in terms of total biomass. 1.1 Organic matter used as a fuel, especially in a power station for the generation of electricity. Example sentencesExamples The company also sources and sells biomass wood fuels from other producers. He also sees huge potential for biomass fired electricity in the West of Ireland. He said the company was in discussions with a major hotel chain about installing biomass generators in their properties around Scotland. AES Drax is also seeking approval to test a plant-based biomass fuel, milled palm nut. The minister recently visited a cluster of three sites at Crymych which are fuelled by biomass wood pellet boilers. They are used instead for animal feed and increasingly for biomass fuel, such as ethanol. There are more efficient ways to tap into the sun's energy via biomass fuels. Nuclear power could free up more fossil and biomass fuels to use as liquid fuel for ground transportation. Solar, wind, geothermal, and biomass all show great potential as sources of electricity. The use of biomass electrical generation is hardly the environmental boon it's made out to be. He covered solar energy, wind energy, biomass and biogas, geothermal activity and thermal power. People will be encouraged to consume alternative power generated from biomass. Domestic biomass fuel combustion and chronic bronchitis in two rural Bolivian villages. The company now exports biomass fuel to the Netherlands and Britain for power production and the home heating market. But some of it may be revegetated for biomass production for shrubs and trees to make biomass fuels out of possibly. Faced with patented technology that no one wants to eat, biotech companies are now discussing growing GM crops for biomass fuel. Coal and biomass fuels are used for household cooking and heating by almost 3 billion people worldwide In total, burning this biomass will not add to the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere. The proposal has the added bonus of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the use of biomass to generate electricity. Farmers are being offered millions of pounds worth of grants in an effort to boost production of biomass to meet renewable energy targets.
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