Soil Water Storage
SOIL WATER STORAGE IN AN UPLAND FOREST AFTER SELECTIVE LOGGING IN CENTRAL AMAZONIA
... The field work was developed in two phases. The first began in December 1993 (3 months after selective logging) and lasted 15 months, until February 1995, investigating three control plots and three others, which were ...
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Fractal behavior of soil water storage at multiple depths
... surface soil water as a re- sult of temporal evolution of wetting and drying cycles has been reported from the sub-humid environment of Oklahoma by Kim and Barros ...of soil water, which was ...
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THE EFFECT OF COVER CROP AND CROP ROTATION ON SOIL WATER STORAGE AND ON SORGHUM YIELD1
... season soil water storage by cover crop depend basically on three factors: weather, soil-holding capacity, and cover crop management (Wagger, 1987; Wagger & Mengel, ...conditions, ...
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Water potential in peach branches as a function of soil water storage and evaporative demand of the atmosphere
... for soil water storage of approximately 12 mm, while for the same Yw values in the Sandy Clay Loam, soil water storage was, approximately, 35 ...of soil water ...
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WATER STORAGE VARIABILITY IN A VINEYARD SOIL IN THE SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS OF SANTA CATARINA STATE
... of soil water storage were similar for most of the sampling points in relation to time, indicating symmetric ...Minimum storage ranged from 25 mm at point 18 up to 142 mm at point 34; while ...
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Chemical and hydrophysical attributes of an Oxisol under coffee intercropped with brachiaria in the Cerrado
... Growing brachiaria in the inter-rows of coffee plants increased the fraction of micropores with low-water retention from 17.6 to 20.1%, when compared with the traditional system without the forage. This ...
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Guidelines for irrigation scheduling of peach palm for heart-of-palm production in the São Francisco Valley, Brazil Luís Henrique Bassoi
... this soil allowed high soil water storage over a long period of ...This soil condition was favorable to the occurrence of Erwinia, which caused the softrot of basal leaves in some ...
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PHYSIOLOGICAL MODEL TO ESTIMATE THE MATURITY OF SUGARCANE
... Inman-Bamber (2004) mentions the drought value of 145 mm in relation to that. Higher values turn the car- bon balance negative as the rate of respiration is larger than that of photosynthesis (Glover, 1974). Ashton ...
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SPATIAL VARIABILITY AND TEMPORAL STABILITY OF WATER STORAGE IN A CULTIVATED TROPICAL SOIL (
... crop water demand. If water application is done to match this spatially variable demand, the water use efficiency can be substantially ...improved. Soil water management by irrigation ...
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Variação diária e sazonal dos fluxos de CO
... The variation between the crops regarding their roles as a carbon source or sink will depend on several factors related to the weather (higher or lower rainfall, solar radiation, air temperature, etc.), the type of plant ...
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WATER STATUS OF A CHARDONNAY VINEYARD AND ITS RELATION TO THE YIELD AND GRAPE QUALITY - DOI: 10.7127/rbai.v11n500799
... The water availability is one of the most important environmental resources for yield and quality of the ...Although water is an abundant resource especially in Pinto Bandeira region whose rain annual depth ...
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Agrometeorological models for groundnut crop yield forecasting in the Jaboticabal, São Paulo State region, Brazil
... ABSTRACT. Forecast is the act of estimating a future event based on current data. Ten-day period (TDP) meteorological data were used for modeling: mean air temperature, precipitation and water balance components ...
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Soil water, Diviner 2000, Lycopersicon
... BlackBoard Arduino board. The software used by the controller had its architecture developed in the Arduino platform environment. The computer interface for communication with the controller software was developed to ...
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SOIL MOISTURE SPACE-TIME ANALYSIS TO SUPPORT
... the water content in the soil profile is essential for an efficient management of crop growth and ...of soil moisture in an Oxisol in order to provide that information for improved crop ...The ...
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Leaf micromorphology of Kalanchoë laciniata (Crassulaceae)
... available water for ...frugal water economy and accumulate water in special tissue – water storage ...the water storage tissue it can be characterize succulent leaves, ...
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Soil Water Potentials and Capsicum
... the soil does not have salinity problems and, consequently, the soil solution has a low concentration of chemical elements, the osmotic potential does not have significant effect on the composition of the ...
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DRENAGEM INTERNA E LIXIVIAÇÃO DE NITRATO EM UMA SUCESSÃO MILHO-AVEIA-PRETA-MILHO, COM DOIS PARCELAMENTOS DE NITROGÊNIO
... Total leached nitrate values (23.02 and 28.37 kg ha -1 ) were not different between treatments; however, results were lower when compared with those in the 1 st cultivation. This may have occurred due to the ac- ...
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REVISÃO DE LITERATURA BEyOnD ThE “LEAST LImITIng WATER RAngE”: REThInKIng SOIL PhySICS RESEARCh In BRAzIL
... the soil and in the soil-plant-atmosphere system and allow the quantitative assessment of the adequacy of soil conditions to crop ...engaged soil scientists ...approach, soil physicists ...
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Surface drainage in leveled land: Implication of slope
... to soil accommodation resulting in the formation of depressions where water accumulates after heavy rainfalls, subsequently leading to problems with crops implanted in succession to rice, such as ...of ...
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Using measured soil water contents to estimate evapotranspiration and root water uptake profiles – a comparative study
... root water uptake profiles focused on uncertainties related to calibrated parameters of soil and the root water uptake models (Musters and Bouten, 2000; Musters et ...from soil parameter ...
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