The phrase "amounts of biomass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or volume of biological material in a specific context, such as ecology or environmental science.
Example: "The researchers measured the amounts of biomass in the forest to assess its health and productivity."
Alternatives: "quantities of biomass" or "levels of biomass".
Red clover and tillage radish produced intermediate amounts of biomass.
Macroscopic examination of the electroactive surfaces revealed that different amounts of biomass had formed on polymers with different electrochemical states.
Terrabon's partnership with Waste Management should help, he says, since one of the biggest challenges with advanced biofuels is collecting the large amounts of biomass needed.
The amounts of biomass carbon were lowest in pure sand and highest in soils with 10% clay.
Using remote sensing and on-the-ground surveys, the team is tracking the types and amounts of biomass available in a 7,500-square-mile 7,500-square-mile 7,500-square-mile
In addition to large amounts of biomass and vigor, some organic farmers are interested in early flowering and using hairy vetch for organic no-till production.
Some alternative, unconventional plant raw materials can provide large amounts of biomass for producing quality cellulose pulp.
Evidence suggests that C4 plants produce greater amounts of biomass per unit of intercepted photosynthetically active radiation.
Adding moderate amounts of biomass to coal can substantially reduce the carbon footprint of the indirect fuel production plant.
Biomass is really important, but it seems really unlikely that anyone will have enough if they limit themselves to sustainable amounts of biomass, except perhaps Brazil.
This explains why similar, low amounts of biomass are formed on unswitched and reduced PEDOT, albeit via different mechanisms: in the former case polymer reduction is caused by bacteria and in the latter by an external power source.
