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I. Gross primary productivity
A. Total assimilation
II. Secondary productivity B. Remains mobile and does not remain in situ
III. Transducers C. Green plants
IV. Food web D. Interlocking pattern

I- A, II- B, III- C, IV- D I- B, II- C. Ill- D, IV- A I- C, II- D, III- A, IV- B I- A, II- C, Ill- B, IV- D

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The carbon and nitrogen atoms circulating in the biogeochemical cycles are the same atoms that were in</h2></div>

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IV. Food web D. Interlocking pattern

Highest value in g/m2/yr of a grassland ecosystem would be</h2></div>

Choose the correct set.  <table class="table table-bordered"><tbody><tr><td> </td><td> Column I    </td><td> </td><td> Column II</td></tr><tr><td> I.</td><td> Gross primary productivity    </td><td>A.</td><td> Total assimilation</td></tr><tr><td> II.</td><td> Secondary productivity</td><td>B.</td><td> Remains mobile and does not remain in situ </td></tr><tr><td> III.</td><td> Transducers </td><td>C.</td><td> Green plants</td></tr><tr><td> IV.</td><td> Food web</td><td>D.</td><td> Interlocking pattern</td></tr></tbody></table></h2></div>

	Column I		Column II
I.	Gross primary productivity	A.	Total assimilation
II.	Secondary productivity	B.	Remains mobile and does not remain in situ
III.	Transducers	C.	Green plants
IV.	Food web	D.	Interlocking pattern

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II. Secondary productivity B. Remains mobile and does not remain in situ
III. Transducers C. Green plants
IV. Food web D. Interlocking pattern

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Column I Column II
I. Gross primary productivity
A. Total assimilation
II. Secondary productivity B. Remains mobile and does not remain in situ
III. Transducers C. Green plants
IV. Food web D. Interlocking pattern