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Arrange the following ecosystems in increasing order of their mean NPP (tons/ha/year)
A) Tropical deciduous forest
B) Temperate coniferous forest
C) Tropical rain forest
D) Temperate deciduous forest

A

Broad leaved trees

B

Leaves variety

C

Narrow leaved

D

Trees variety

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