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    Soil water – Introduction to Soil Science

    • The water potential refers to the ability of water to do work and it could be an indirect measure of plant available water. It is measured in kilopascals or bars, and it is commonly expressed with negative value bec… 展开

    Soil Water Classification

    For practical purposes soil water is classified according to its availability to plants. Soil holds water as films coating soil particles and in the pore space between them. Its availabi… 展开

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    Soil Water Content

    Air- and oven-dried soils are two concepts that may be found in literature. These refer to … 展开

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    References

    Miller, R.W. & Gardiner, D.T. 1998. Soils in our environment. Prentice Hall. 8th edition. ISBN 0136108822. Ochsner, T.E. 2024. Rain or shine An introduction to soil physical properti… 展开

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  1. Soil water is the content of water in an unsaturated system (also, the vadose zone), that is, the soil above the groundwater or the water table.
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    In the pedosphere, the physical and chemical properties of water regulate the flow of energy and solutes, making soil water a crucial component of terrestrial ecosystems.
    www.nature.com/scitable/knowledge/library/soil-wa…
    Soil is made up of solid particles (clay, silt and sand), with both air and water occupying the spaces in between – rather like a sponge.
    soilqualityknowledgebase.org.au/soil-water/
    Soil water availability is the capacity of a soil to hold water that is available for plant use. A soil is simply a porous medium consisting of minerals, organic matter, water, and gases.
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  2. Soil Water | Soils - Part 2: Physical …

    Infiltration and permeability describe the manner by which water moves into and through soil. Water held in a soil is described by the term water content. Water content can be quantified on …

  3. Soil and Water Relationships – Noble …

    2023年6月13日 · What Influences Soil’s Water-Holding Capacity? Water-holding capacity is controlled primarily by soil texture and organic matter. Soils with smaller particles (silt and clay) have …

  4. 3.3: Soil and Water Relationships - Geosciences …

    Soil water relationships are graphs depicting a measured value versus soil water content, and can be considered a calibration specific to a particular soil. In this lab, soil water relationships will be developed for a clayey soil and a sandy soil.

  5. How Soil Holds Water - SDSU Extension

    2024年5月8日 · Water infiltrates into soil through pores, which are voids between individual soil particles and clumps of particles known as soil structure. The solid portion of the soil is made …

  6. Soil Water: 5 Types of Water Present in Soil (With Diagram)

  7. Soil Water Dynamics | Learn Science at Scitable - Nature

    This article focuses on soil water dynamics and introduces concepts of soil moisture storage, water flow and the soil properties that influence these processes.

  8. Soil Water - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

  9. Soil Water: From Molecular Structure to Behavior

    The amphoteric behavior of water facilitates the acid-base chemistry and dictates the potential pH range of aqueous solutions, thereby imparting soil pH — a "master variable" of soils that ...