Reflectance spectroscopy of fresh whole leaves for the estimation of chemical concentration☆
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This research was undertaken at NASA/Ames Research Center, California and was partially funded by NASA's Earth Sciences Applications Division while P.J.C. held a Senior NRC Research Associateship under a grant from the NASA's Life Sciences Division, B. A. M. held a NRC Research Associateship under a grant from the NASA's Life Sciences Division, and S. E. P. held a NASA Space Biology Internship.
Processing the large data set reported here was made possible by the laboratory and computing assistance of Xoan Trinh of San Jose State University and Laure Nishioka, Oliver Lin, Saumya Sutaria, Punam Bansal, Pierson Chiou, and Luu Nuygen of NASA's SHARP and Space Biology Studentship Programs.
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We are indebted to Don Card of the University of Utah for his critique of the manuscript.