The highest net primary productivity potential is in a
A)tropical seasonal forest.
B)savanna.
C)field of cultivated land in Canada.
D)tropical rain forest.
E)temperate deciduous forest.

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Tropical rainforests have the highest net primary productivity potential due to the warm and wet climate which promotes high levels of photosynthesis throughout the year, abundant sunlight, and a diverse array of plant species competing for resources. This results in a high level of biomass production and nutrient recycling, making it the most productive biome on Earth.

The Highest Net Primary Productivity Potential Is in a