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An Information-Thermodynamic Accounting Framework for Planetary Biosphere Productivity
Planetary primary producers use stellar or internally generated free energy to maintain biomass and produce new material. We formulate the associated productivity ceiling while separating environmental losses, basal maintenance, retained biomass energy and net dissipation from heritable copying. Mai
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