Leaf and stand - level carbon uptake of a Mediterranean forest estimated using the satellite - derived reflectance indices EVI and PRI

Various aspects of global environmental change affect plant photosynthesis, the primary carbon input in ecosystems. Thus, accurate methods of measuring plant photosynthesis are important. Remotely sensed spectral indices can monitor in detail the green biomass of ecosystems, which provides a measure...

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