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Effective Soil Water Characteristics and Ensemble Soil Water Profiles in Heterogeneous Soils
Water Resources Research, 1996One‐dimensional vertical flows through spatially heterogeneous areas are studied with numerical solutions for a variety of soil types, to ascertain the behavior of the ensemble. Soil heterogeneity is treated using the distributions of parameters describing the characteristic relations of conductivity, water content, and pressure head.
Bernd Diekkrüger, Roger E. Smith
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2013
Abstract This chapter focuses on the benefits of the development of a management plan for the location of the infrastructure for the water supply and how water is to be applied to different soil types prior to blackberry cultivation. The importance of soil management in maintaining fertility, minimizing erosion of the topsoil and maintaining ...
R. C. Funt, H. K. Hall, D. S. Ross
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the benefits of the development of a management plan for the location of the infrastructure for the water supply and how water is to be applied to different soil types prior to blackberry cultivation. The importance of soil management in maintaining fertility, minimizing erosion of the topsoil and maintaining ...
R. C. Funt, H. K. Hall, D. S. Ross
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Water and Soil Water Availability
2013The water nourishment of the grapevine is one of the principle factors that determine crop quality and its consistency at harvest from year to year (Dry and Loveys 1998a; Kramer and Boyer 1995; Medrano et al. 2003; Santos et al. 2005). Because of diverse physiological repercussions (cf.
Federica Gaiotti +2 more
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2005
This chapter describes how water interacts with the solid system of the soil. This chapter explains surface tension, or more specifically, the surface tension coefficient. Laplace's surface tension theory is presented. An equation is given and proved for the rise of a liquid in a capillary tube.
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This chapter describes how water interacts with the solid system of the soil. This chapter explains surface tension, or more specifically, the surface tension coefficient. Laplace's surface tension theory is presented. An equation is given and proved for the rise of a liquid in a capillary tube.
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1987
The most obvious and naive model of soil particles is of glass marbles piled in a jar, rigid, rounded and regularly sized particles which have a regular series of pores permeating the mass. The geometry of sphere packing (Figure 8.1) shows that as the spherical particles get smaller, the surface area of the system increases and the size of the ...
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The most obvious and naive model of soil particles is of glass marbles piled in a jar, rigid, rounded and regularly sized particles which have a regular series of pores permeating the mass. The geometry of sphere packing (Figure 8.1) shows that as the spherical particles get smaller, the surface area of the system increases and the size of the ...
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Life and death in the soil microbiome: how ecological processes influence biogeochemistry
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2022Noah W Sokol +2 more
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, 2007 The interplay between microbial communities and soil properties
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2023laurent Philippot +2 more
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