Dynamics of water storage and retention in soil

Dynamics of water storage and retention in soilWater storage and retention is one of the most important ecological and agricultural properties of soil, since soil is the main water source for most plants. The present chapter discusses different ways of defining, measuring and modelling soil water retention capability, which varies according to the physical features of the soil. A detailed case study is presented, demonstrating how territorial patterns of soil water retention can be mapped and

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This chapter defines the cellular and molecular mechanism behind this effect

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