Simulated daily mean precipitation values (y‐axis, mm/day) versus observed values (x‐axis, mm/day): (a) Slab, (b) Noah, (c) Rapid Update Cycle, (d) Noah‐MP, (e) Community Land Model version 4 scheme, (f) Pleim‐Xiu, and (g) Simplified Simple Biosphere.

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Simulated daily mean precipitation values (y‐axis, mm/day) versus observed values (x‐axis, mm/day): (a) Slab, (b) Noah, (c) Rapid Update Cycle, (d) Noah‐MP, (e) Community Land Model version 4 scheme, (f) Pleim‐Xiu, and (g) Simplified Simple Biosphere.

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