Synonyms for biomass
ˈbaɪ oʊˌmæsbiomass

Princeton's WordNet

1. biomassnoun

   plant materials and animal waste used as fuel

2. biomassnoun

   the total mass of living matter in a given unit area

Matched Categories

1. • Fuel
   • Mass

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1. List of paraphrases for "biomass":

   bio-mass, biomass-based

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1. Gerry Checkon:

   They are a small part of the biomass that is out there, and this is just one of those things the government kind of clues in on occasionally, something new to pick on, when you consider grass clippings, leaves and garbage, I really don’t think pumpkins are the problem.

2. Masanobu Shimada:

   We can get an idea about biomass from the shading of its images.

3. Yucheng Wang:

   When the climate got wetter and the ice began to melt, it led to the formation of lakes, rivers, and marshes. The ecosystem changed and the biomass of the vegetation reduced and would not have been able to sustain the herds of mammoths, we have shown that climate change, specifically precipitation, directly drives the change in the vegetation -- humans had no impact on them at all based on our models.

4. Angelos Anastasiou:

   This is positive news for the company, and it could even potentially lead to the government having a more positive outlook on the base load potential of biomass.

5. Bob Cleaves:

   I don’t care if it’s wind, solar, biomass — they all have their shortcomings…for biomass, the most limiting factor about our industry is that there’s a finite amount of waste in the United States.