Applied Soil Physics: Soil Water and Tem
β Professor Ronald J. Hanks, Professor Gaylen L. Ashcroft (auth.)
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1983
π Springer US
π English
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Applications of Soil Physics
β Scribed by Daniel Hillel (Auth.)
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
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- 1980
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 386
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- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Preface, Pages xiii-xiv
1 - Soil Physics Explores the Hidden Turmoil in the Field, Pages 1-2
Introduction to THE FIELD WATER CYCLE AND ITS MANAGEMENT, Page 3
2 - Infiltration and Surface Runoff, Pages 5-49
3 - Internal Drainage and Redistribution Following Infiltration, Pages 50-75
4 - Groundwater Drainage, Pages 76-108
5 - Evaporation from Bare-Surface Soils, Pages 109-146
6 - Uptake of Soil Moisture by Plants, Pages 147-196
7 - Water Balance and Energy Balance in the Field, Pages 197-215
8 - Irrigation and Crop Response, Pages 216-233
9 - Tillage and Soil Structure Management, Pages 234-244
10 - The Development and Extension of Penman's Evaporation Formula, Pages 247-253
11 - Freezing Phenomena in Soils, Pages 254-299
12 - Similitude and Scaling of Soil-Water Phenomena, Pages 300-318
13 - Spatial Variability of Soil Physical Properties in the Field, Pages 319-344
14 - Solute Transport during Infiltration into Homogeneous Soil, Pages 345-355
Bibliography, Pages 357-376
Index, Pages 377-385
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