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Fig 1.

Spectral absorption feature.

m is the Spectral Absorption Peak; S1 and S2 are Shoulders; λ is the Corresponding Wavelength; ρ is the Spectral Reflectance.

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Fig 2.

Typical reflectance spectrum of the sample (three absorption bands and nonabsorption baselines).

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Table 1.

Spectral reflectance indices to estimate the water content and related source references.

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Fig 3.

Leaf EWT (g cm−2) and FMC (%) of the three plant species.

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Table 2.

Statistics of the leaf EWT and FMC for the samples.

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Fig 4.

Relationships between the measured EWT and SAI1200 (left)/RATIO1200 (right) for the pooled data.

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Table 3.

Performance of the regression models in estimating the leaf equivalent thickness (EWT, g cm−2).

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Fig 5.

Relationships between the measured leaf FMC and SAI1660 (left)/RDI (right) for the pooled data.

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Table 4.

Performance of the regression models for estimating the leaf FMC (%).

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Fig 6.

Plots of the EWT and FMC estimated using RATIO and SAI for the pooled data.

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Fig 7.

Relationship between the measured EWT and SAI1200 (left) and RATIO1200 (right) at the species level.

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Fig 8.

Relationship between the measured FMC and SAI1660 (left) and RDI (right) at the species level.

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