"Bioma" can refer to different concepts depending on the context:
- BioMA (Biophysical Model Applications) : This is a public domain software framework designed for developing, parameterizing, and running biophysical modeling solutions in agriculture and environmental domains. It enables simulation and assessment of crop production, soil pathogens, climate change impacts, and more, using reusable model components
- Bioma Probiotic : A dietary supplement aimed at improving gut health. It combines probiotics (beneficial bacteria), prebiotics (nutrients for these bacteria), and postbiotics (metabolic products from probiotics) to support digestion, balance gut microbiome, reduce inflammation, enhance immune function, and assist in weight management. It is presented as capsules and is free from GMOs, gluten, and artificial fillers
- Bioma (Swiss company) : A Swiss company with over 30 years of experience, focused on bioremediation—using natural microorganisms to clean and restore environments like water, air, and soil. Their patented Geolife® Technology enhances biological processes to reduce environmental impact and improve agricultural productivity
- Other uses : The term "Bioma" is also associated with methods to determine energy production ratios in waste-to-energy plants
In summary, "Bioma" may refer to a software framework for environmental/agricultural modeling, a probiotic supplement for gut health, a Swiss bioremediation company, or other specialized applications depending on the context.
