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The diagram shows the flow of biomass through an agricultural food chain. Plants grown for cattle food 22000 kg Cattle 2000 kg Humans 200 kg (a) (i) Calculate... show full transcript
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To determine the biomass lost between the plants and humans, we can start by calculating the total biomass available and subtracting the biomass at each trophic level.
The total biomass that is consumed by the next trophic levels is the biomass remaining after the transfer:
Biomass Lost = Initial Biomass (Plants) - Final Biomass (Humans)
Biomass Lost = 22,000 kg - 200 kg = 21,800 kg
Thus, the biomass lost between the plants and humans is 21,800 kg.
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