Canopy Storage Capacity is a hydrological parameter representing the maximum volume of rainfall that a plant canopy can intercept and retain per unit area before throughfall and stemflow commence, distinguishing it from other components of rainfall partitioning by quantifying the initial storage potential of vegetation surfaces.
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Canopy Interception Capacity
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Canopy seed storage in woody plants
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