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Fig 1.

Location of study area and sampling sizes.

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The flowchart of this research.

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Table 1.

Statistical characteristics of soil organic matter content.

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Fig 3.

Soil mean spectral curves and continuum removal of different SOM content.

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Fig 4.

Correlation coefficient distribution between soil spectral data and SOM content.

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Fig 5.

Relationship between SOM and deviation of arch related wavelengths.

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Fig 6.

A contour map of the correlations between SOM content and spectral index (n = 178).

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Table 2.

The optimal spectral indexes selected by correlation for each spectral transformation.

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Table 3.

The correlation between SOM and bands composing of optimal spectral indexes.

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Fig 7.

Key variables selected by CARS of raw spectra.

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Fig 8.

Plot of screened bands based on CARS for different spectral transformations.

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Table 4.

SOM modeling results using optimal spectral index datasets.

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Fig 9.

Scatter plots of measured and predicted SOM (n = 45).

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Table 5.

SOM modeling results using full spectral bands.

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Fig 10.

Scatter plots of measured and predicted SOM of CARS-based models (n = 45).

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Table 6.

SOM modeling results using characteristic bands.

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