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Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2014
Using SAP is considered as an effective method to counteract autogenous shrinkage of HPC, but the research on the relationship between the water absorption capacity of SAP and the amount of entrained water in HPC is still unclear. In this paper, 6 SAPs with different water absorption capacity were made to discuss the workability and mechanical property
Jia Ping Liu, Wen Bin Wang, Tian Qian
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Using SAP is considered as an effective method to counteract autogenous shrinkage of HPC, but the research on the relationship between the water absorption capacity of SAP and the amount of entrained water in HPC is still unclear. In this paper, 6 SAPs with different water absorption capacity were made to discuss the workability and mechanical property
Jia Ping Liu, Wen Bin Wang, Tian Qian
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A ground-water sapping landscape in the Florida Panhandle
Geomorphology, 1995Abstract Drainage networks that have formed by ground-water sapping are developed in the highly permeable sands of the Citronelle Formation in the Florida Panhandle. The valleys resemble those formed on Hawaii, the Colorado Plateau and on Mars, but they have developed without significant lithologic controls.
S.A. Schumm +3 more
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Alterations in the Water-Level Regime of Tonle Sap Lake
Journal of Hydrologic Engineering, 2021AbstractThe Tonle Sap Lake (TSL), located in southwestern Mekong Basin, is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia.
Yunfei Guan, Furong Zheng
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Water balance analysis for the Tonle Sap Lake–floodplain system
Hydrological Processes, 2013AbstractThe Tonle Sap Lake of Cambodia is the largest freshwater body of Southeast Asia, forming an important part of the Mekong River system. The lake has an extremely productive ecosystem and operates as a natural floodwater reservoir for the lower Mekong Basin, offering flood protection and assuring the dry season flow to the Mekong Delta.
Tes, Sopharith +8 more
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Planta, 1966
Experiments are described in which the uptake of water by leaves exposed to severe water stress (80-95% R. W. C.) was found to deviate markedly from those of leaves with smaller water deficits. In its most extreme form the deviation appears as a curious increase in rate of water absorption some time after uptake has commenced.
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Experiments are described in which the uptake of water by leaves exposed to severe water stress (80-95% R. W. C.) was found to deviate markedly from those of leaves with smaller water deficits. In its most extreme form the deviation appears as a curious increase in rate of water absorption some time after uptake has commenced.
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Soybean Cell Sap Response to Water Deficits
Journal of Plant Physiology, 1986Summary Control and water-stressed pre-bloom soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merill cv. Ransom] plants were grown under both greenhouse and field conditions to test for osmotic adjustment. In greenhouse experiments, osmotic adjustment did not occur at rates of decrease of leaf water potential of -0.3 MPa/day or -0.17 MPa/day. This was evidenced by the loss
Grant T. McQuate +2 more
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Study of nitrate and nitrite in thale sap songkla: Water quality of thale sap songkla I
Journal of Environmental Science and Health . Part A: Environmental Science and Engineering, 1989Abstract A study of nitrate and nitrite in Thale Sap Songkla was carried out during 1985–1988. Water samples were collected every month and analysed by spectrophotometry using 1) Brucine method and 2) cadmium reduction methods. The results from these studies show that the nitrate concentrations were in the range of 0.001–0.069 mg/L during 1985–1986, 0 ...
Proespichaya Kanatharana +1 more
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Ground-water sapping processes, Western Desert, Egypt
Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1997Depressions of the Western Desert of Egypt (specifically, Kharga, Farafra, and Kurkur regions) are mainly occupied by shales that are impermeable, but easily erodible by rainfall and runoff, whereas the surrounding plateaus are composed of limestones that are permeable and more resistant to fluvial erosion under semiarid to arid conditions.
Wei Luo +6 more
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USING SAP FLOW MEASUREMENTS TO QUANTIFY WATER CONSUMPTION IN APRICOT TREES
Acta Horticulturae, 2006Peer ...
Nicolás Nicolás, Emilio +2 more
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