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Towards the Remote Sensing of Matorral Vegetation Physiology : Relationships between Spectral Reflectance, Pigment, and Biophysical Characteristics of Semiarid Bushland Canopies.
This study investigates the relationships between the spectral reflectance characteristics and the concentrations of photosynthetic pigments and biophysical attributes of a structurally complex, spatially heterogeneous vegetation canopy with varying background properties. A field experiment was perf
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