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Physicochemical and biological factors determining the patchy distribution of soil water repellency among species of dominant vegetation in loess hilly region of China. [PDF]
Chai X +10 more
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Measurements of water repellency and infiltration of the soil [PDF]
Soil water repellency is a reduction in the rate of wetting caused by the presence of hydrophobic coatings on soil particles. The occurrence of the absorption of water from the surface of the ground in its interior is called infiltration.
Žnidaršič, Petra
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Maximizing the amount of water that reaches the rootzones is important for maintaining healthy golf greens. This study compared various wetting agent treatments on calcareous and siliceous sand putting greens to determine their capabilities of reaching ...
Lyons, Eric M. +2 more
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Soil water repellency (SWR) significantly affects plant growth, along with surface and subsurface hydrology, posing a challenge for agricultural productivity and environmental sustainability.
Železnikar Špela +4 more
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Response of Soil Microenvironment and Crop Growth to Cyclic Irrigation Using Reclaimed Water and Brackish Water. [PDF]
Liu C +7 more
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The Combined Effect of Biochar and Mineral Fertilizer on Triticale Yield, Soil Properties under Different Tillage Systems. [PDF]
Usevičiūtė L +2 more
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Although soil water repellency (SWR) has been reported under different soils, climates, and vegetation types of the world, especially in forest land and following wildfires, the understanding of this variable continues to be rather limited.
Dariusz Gozdowski +5 more
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The accumulation of polyethylene microplastics (PE-MPs) in soil has raised considerable concerns; however, the effects of their persistence and mitigation on agroecosystems have not been explored.
Milad Mirzaei Aminiyan +2 more
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Characterizing Tractability of Simple Well-Designed Pattern Trees with Projection. [PDF]
Mengel S, Skritek S.
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Water quality and surfactant effects on the water repellency of a sandy soil [PDF]
Differences in irrigation water quality may affect the water repellency of soils treated or untreated with surfactants. Using simulated irrigations, we evaluated water quality and surfactant application rate effects upon the water repellency of a Quincy
Lehrsch, G.A., Sojka, R.E.
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