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Reducing Soil Water Evaporation with Tillage and Straw Mulching

S.K. Jalota, S. S. Prihar

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Abstract

Drawing on multidisciplinary research, the authors of this text provide an overview of the theories and data that explain the process of evaporation from free water and soils which are bare, tilled or residue-covered. They discuss the benefits of various methods of reducing evaporation.

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Drawing on multidisciplinary research, the authors of this text provide an overview of the theories and data that explain the process of evaporation from free water and soils which are bare, tilled or residue-covered. They discuss the benefits of various methods of reducing evaporation.

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Drawing on multidisciplinary research, the authors of this text provide an overview of the theories and data that explain the process of evaporation from free water and soils which are bare, tilled or residue-covered. They discuss the benefits of various methods of reducing evaporation.

Key concepts: Mulch, Evaporation, Tillage, Straw, Soil water, Environmental science, Residue (chemistry), Multidisciplinary approach

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