On a maize farm in Ethiopia, the insolation energy is 5,654,875 calories/m^2/day. The gross productivity of the rice is 0.02742g/cm^2/day, and 35% of the energy is lost due to respiration. There are 4000 calories in 1 gram of maize. Calculate the net primary productivity of the maize and the efficiency of photosynthesis of maize. Show work below.

On a maize farm in Ethiopia, the insolation energy is 5,654,875 calories/m^2/day. The gross productivity of the rice is 0.02742g/cm^2/day, and 35% of the energy is lost due to respiration. There are 4000 calories in 1 gram of maize. Calculate the net primary productivity of the maize and the efficiency of photosynthesis of maize. Show work below.

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