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Visible and near infrared reflectance characteristics of dry plant materials
International Journal of Remote Sensing · 1990 · Vol. 11(10) · pp. 1775–1795
Christopher D. Elvidge✉(University of Nevada, Reno)
Abstract
Abstract Laboratory reflectance spectra of dry plant materials are distinctly different from green plant materials. The dry plant materials have diagnostic ligno-cellulose absorption features at 2·09 and in the 2·3μm region. The visible portion of spectrum is dominated by an absorption wing produced by intense blue and UV absorption. This absorption wing breaks down as plant decay progresses.
Leaf Properties and Growth MeasurementRemote Sensing in AgricultureSoil Carbon and Nitrogen DynamicsAbsorption (acoustics)ReflectivityRemote sensingCelluloseMaterials scienceInfraredEnvironmental scienceOpticsChemistryGeology
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- Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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