Fig. 1
From: Evaluating potential of leaf reflectance spectra to monitor plant genetic variation
Framework for this study. a Example vegetation reflectance spectra (line = mean, blue shaded region = range for biological replicates) across wavelengths from 350 nm to 2500 nm, indicating biochemical and structural influences on different features within different optical ranges (shaded grey: visible = VIS, near infrared = NIR, short-wave infrared = SWIR). The red edge is located at the boundary between VIS and NIR, typically falling within the 700–730 nm range for vegetation. b We are interested in developing approaches alongside existing tools in remote sensing and genetics, towards linking plant spectra to genotypes