Biomass is the total amount of all living material in a given area. Example- the total biomass in 1 cubic foot of your lawn would most likely include grass, worms, insects, and maybe some fungi.
Biomass is also used to describe fuel sources from living or recently living organisms. Wood, waste fuels, and alcohol fuels are all examples of this kind of biomass.
No, it is not.
Cellulose.
Boimass is so good at good at generating energy because it will never run out as it is made from dung, off food, old crops, and other waste.
it is because boimass is used on a collosul scale and the other stuff isn't
All around the world people have used and are using woodstoves to heat their buildings and for cooking - making biomass one of the most common forms of energy.
Biomass is considered renewable because it comes from organic materials that can be replenished over time through natural processes like photosynthesis.
Advantages of biomass energy include its renewable nature, ability to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and potential to promote waste management by utilizing organic waste as a fuel source. Disadvantages may include competition with food resources, potential for land use conflicts, and limited efficiency in energy conversion compared to fossil fuels.