biomass

English - Turkish

Definition of biomass in English Turkish dictionary: biyolojik kütle; biyokütle, biyokitle, belli bir alan içşndeki yaşayan tüm canlıların niceliği; Bitkisel veya hayvansal atıklardan elde edilen yakıt, biyoyakıt; biokütle; (Çevre) biyokütle
biomass energy industry: biyokütle enerji endüstrisi
biomass integrated gasification: biyokütle entegre gazlaştırma
biomass energy: biokütle enerjisi
cryptic biomass: (Denizbilim) gizli biyokitle
parental biomass: (Denizbilim) ana-baba biyokitlesi

English - English

Definition of biomass in English English dictionary: The total mass of all living things within a specific area, habitat etc; Vegetation used as a fuel, or source of energy, especially if cultivated for that purpose; The total mass or weight of all the living organisms in a given population or area; The total weight or volume of a species in a given area; (1) the amount of living matter in an area, including plants, large animals and insects; (2) plant materials and animal waste used as fuel; An energy resource derived from organic matter These include wood, agricultural waste and other living-cell material that can be burned to produce heat energy They also include algae, sewage and other organic substances that may be used to make energy through chemical processes; is the living materials (wood, vegetation, etc ) grown or produced expressly for use as fuel; the amount of living matter (or organisms) in a given volume or area; the total mass of living matter in a given unit area plant materials and animal waste used as fuel; Organic matter available on a renewable basis Biomass includes forest and mill residues, agricultural crops and wastes, wood and wood wastes, animal wastes, livestock operation residues, aquatic plants, fast-growing trees and plants, and municipal and industrial wastes; The amount of living matter, in the form of organisms, present in a particular habitat, usually expressed as weight per unit area; Biomass is the total quantity or weight of living material in a given area, usually expressed in dry weight of an organism, a population, or a community Biomass consists of vital elements for life: carbohydrates or glucose, amino acids, ATP(=adenosine triphosphate, a high energy storage material), proteins, and other vital materials; The total weights of all living things in a particular area; Organic materials, such as wood by-products and agricultural wastes, that can be burned to produce energy or converted into a gas and used for fuel; A vast amount of waste product; the totality of biological matter in a given area; The total weight of all living organisms in a biological community; Living and dead matter produced, including plants and animals; an estimate of the amount of living matter per some unit volume or area; The dry weight of organic matter (such as trees, animals, herbaceous plants, etc) in an ecosystem Click here to learn more; Controlled burning of specified organic materials, such as wood waste, agricultural crop residues, leaves, grass clippings, and prunings to produce electricity or heat Public Resources Code section 40106 defines biomass conversion Public Resources Code section 41783 1 describes how it may be used to increase diversion; The amount and type of organic matter that is contained within a given area; the total weight of all living organisms in a biological community; (bio) Plants and plant materials, trees, crop residues, wood and bark residues, and animal manures Any ORGANIC MATTER that can be used in BIOCONVERSION processes (Greek, bio, life + maza, lump or mass) F - biomasse S - biomasa; the mass of living organisms forming a prescribed population in a given area; The total mass of material resulting from the growth of an organism or weight of living organisms per unit area; The total weight of all living organisms Note that for a recirculation system, the biomass should include bacteria in the biofilters May sometimes however be used in texts to refer to the farmed stock, rather than the total of all living organisms; The mass of material produced by living micoorganisms, plants, or animals; the total mass of living matter in a given unit area; {i} total weight of an organism in a designated unit of area; total volume of organisms in a designated unit of volume; The total quantity of living organisms of one or more species per unit of space at a given time or of all the species in a community; the dry weight of all organic matter in a given ecosystem It also refers to plant material that can be burned as fuel (2); plant and animal matter used to provide power or energy. Weight or total quantity of living organisms of one animal or plant species (species biomass) or of all the species in the community (community biomass), commonly referred to as a unit area or volume of the habitat. The biomass in an area at a given moment is the standing crop; plant materials and animal waste used as fuel