Leaf Interception is the process by which precipitation is temporarily captured and retained on the surfaces of plant foliage, distinct from other forms of canopy interception in that it specifically involves water storage and subsequent evaporation at the individual leaf level.
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J. R. Williams, Charles Jones, James R. Kiniry et al. · Transactions of the ASAE · 1989 · 1K citations
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Leaf area, light interception, and crop development in maize
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