Biomass resource
Biomass implies any plant natural matter accessible on an inexhaustible premise, including energy from harvests and trees, horticultural food and feed crops, farming yield squanders and deposits, wood squanders and buildups, oceanic plants, animal squanders, civil squanders, and other waste materials.
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