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Functional diversity of soil macrofauna may contribute to microbial community stabilization under drought stress. [PDF]

open access: yesFront Microbiol
Morales-Fonseca D   +8 more
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Lysimeter studies

Pesticide Science, 1991
AbstractTraditionally, the potential mobility of agricultural xenobiotics in soil has been assessed under controlled laboratory conditions. This continues to have a role in determining relative movement, but there is an increasing need to be confident that xenobiotics will not reach the groundwater under field conditions.
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Chloride imbalances in soil lysimeters

Chemosphere, 2003
The assumption that soil neither acts as a source or a sink of chloride is evaluated by incubating soil cores in lysimeters in a climate chamber under controlled conditions. Some of the lysimeters acted as a sink while others acted as a source of chloride. Considerable amounts of organic chlorine were lost by leaching.
M, Rodstedth   +3 more
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USING FUEL LYSIMETERS

European International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Management Studies, 2022
This paper presents data on the effects of cotton maintenance on cotton yield under lysimeter conditions in reducing the adverse effects of water deficit. New, promising and zoned cotton varieties were analyzed by taking soil samples at the end of the vegetation period after applying mineral fertilizers, irrigation, and inter-row tillage.
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Lysimeter and watershed evapotranspiration

Water Resources Research, 1967
A statistical model was derived for permanent grass lysimeter evapotranspiration (ETL), using lake evaporation, soil moisture, and precipitation as independent variables. Measured annual ETL was substantially greater than ET derived from water budget estimates on small watersheds.
Seppo E. Mustonen, J. L. Mcguinness
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