Humans' tiny biomass dwarfed by plants in global census
A first-of-its-kind census finds humans account for about one ten-thousandth of Earth's biomass while plants dominate, making up over 80 percent. Bacteria 13 percent, fungi 2 percent. humans show outsized ecological impact despite small weight.
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