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Net ecosystem productivity is the difference between the rate at which carbon is absorbed by plants through photosynthesis and the rate at which carbon is released through the respiration of all organisms within an ecosystem. It measures the net carbon exchange between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere.

is the difference between the rate of carbon uptake during photosynthesis and the rate of carbon
loss due to respiration by both autotrophs and heterotrophs. Net ecosystem productivity Gross
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