biomass increase

Biomass increase refers to the growth of living organic material, such as plants, algae, and other organisms, which store energy from the sun through photosynthesis. When conditions like adequate sunlight, nutrients, and water are favorable, these organisms grow faster and accumulate more mass. This process results in an increase in biomass, which can serve as a renewable energy source or support ecosystems by providing habitat and food. Essentially, biomass increase reflects the growth and accumulation of organic material in an environment, indicating healthy, productive biological communities.