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Fungi in century old managed soils could hold key to the development of soil water repellency

open access: yesSoil Biology and Biochemistry, 2012
We examined the impact of fungi, using the biomarkers glomalin and ergosterol, on the influence of water repellency on 15 land management treatments, sourced from century old managed arable and grassland sites. We observed strong and significant positive
Iain M Young   +2 more
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On water repellency

Soft Matter, 2005
Water-repellency is a property of some materials, either natural or synthetic, which makes water hardly stick to them: drops roll very easily off these solids, and bounce back upon impacting them. Here we discuss recent advances in this field, which has been particularly lively in recent years. We first examine the physical causes for this effect. Then
Callies, Mathilde, Quéré, David
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Water-repellent hydrophilic nanogrooves

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2017
A hydrophilic nanogroove that can resist impregnation by a nanodrop.
Yu-Hsuan Weng   +3 more
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8—THE WATER REPELLENCY OF FABRICS AND A NEW WATER REPELLENCY TEST

Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions, 1945
(1945). 8—THE WATER REPELLENCY OF FABRICS AND A NEW WATER REPELLENCY TEST. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions: Vol. 36, No. 4, pp. T67-T90.
S. Baxter, A. B. D. Cassie
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TESTING OF WATER-REPELLENCY

Journal of the Textile Institute Proceedings, 1952
(1952). TESTING OF WATER-REPELLENCY. Journal of the Textile Institute Proceedings: Vol. 43, No. 6, pp. P263-P289.
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Waterproofing and Water-Repellency

Nature, 1964
Waterproofing and Water-Repellency Edited by Dr. J. L. Moilliet. Pp. x + 502. (Amsterdam and London: Elsevier Publishing Company, 1963.) 100s.
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