Interception Storage Capacity is a hydrological parameter that quantifies the maximum volume of precipitation temporarily retained by vegetation canopies before proceeding to interception losses, distinguished from related storage metrics by its exclusive focus on the initial retention phase of canopy-mediated water partitioning.
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