Which ecosystem has the highest primary productivity?

Correct answer: B. Forest ecosystem

  • A. Pond ecosystem
  • B. Forest ecosystem
  • C. Grassland ecosystem
  • D. Lake ecosystem

Explanation

Among the listed ecosystems, forests generally have the highest primary productivity because their dense vegetation captures substantial solar energy and produces large amounts of organic matter. Actual productivity can vary with climate and measurement area.

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