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1	Evalutation of the Effects of Reduced Transpiration Upon Soil Moisture in an Aspen Stand Throughout the Growing Season in Northern Utah Zan, Michael 01 May 1968 (has links) The direct effects of chemically- induced reduced transpiration on soil moisture were studied in a sub -watershed of the greater Logan River drainage. No statistically significant differences occurred among the total amounts of water transpired by the treated and control units. The seasonal low points of soil moisture, in September, showed no significant differences in final moisture retention for the two years studied, either for the control or the treated portions of the study site . The 1967 season showed a lag in soil moisture depletion compared to the 1966 season. Although a later spring in 1967 may have aided in the explanation of this lag, there was good reason to believe that the antitranspirant treatment incurred a significant delay in water use. There was evidence that more effective application of chemicals might have given more positive results. Reduced Transpiration Soil Moisture Retention Aspen Stand Growing Season Forest Sciences
2	Soil Physical Characteristics of an Aeric Ochraqualf amended with Biochar Eastman, Christopher Mark 21 October 2011 (has links) No description available. Agricultural Chemicals Agricultural Economics Agricultural Education Agricultural Engineering Agriculture Agronomy Alternative Energy Physics Plant Sciences Soil Sciences Water Resource Management biochar soil bulk density total porosity soil pore size distribution soil moisture retention saturated hydraulic conductivity soybean yield

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Evalutation of the Effects of Reduced Transpiration Upon Soil Moisture in an Aspen Stand Throughout the Growing Season in Northern Utah

Soil Physical Characteristics of an Aeric Ochraqualf amended with Biochar