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Vegetation refers to the plants covering an area of land, which scientists measure using satellite data to assess factors like plant density, leaf coverage, and overall plant health. Understanding vegetation patterns matters because they indicate the biological productivity and environmental conditions of different regions around the world.
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- phytosociology
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