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Antecedent soil moisture and its relation to infiltration

A. L. Tisdall

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Methods of expressing infiltration data are discussed and a series of experiments designed to determine the relation between antecedent soil moisture and various infiltration data is described. It is concluded that the regression equations obtained offer a means of correcting infiltration data to a common antecedent soil-moisture tension, and that measurements of initial infiltration should be accompanied by determination of antecedent soil moisture.

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Key concepts: Infiltration (HVAC), Antecedent (behavioral psychology), Antecedent moisture, Soil science, Water content, Environmental science, Moisture, Hydrology (agriculture)