Leaf Surface Wetting is a physicochemical phenomenon in spray deposition that denotes the extent and pattern of liquid coverage on a plant leaf's cuticular surface, distinguished by the interplay of droplet impact dynamics, surface tension, and leaf microtopography.
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How Plants Keep Dry: A Physicist's Point of View
Alexander Otten, Stephan Herminghaus · Langmuir · 2004 · 479 citations
Surface factors affecting the wetting of leaves
Peter J. Holloway · Pesticide Science · 1970 · 323 citations
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