'Shallow soils' diaporamas de présentation

Root, Tuber & Bulb Crops

Root, Tuber & Bulb Crops. Carrot & Relatives Umbelliferae Family (Parsley Family) Beet Chenopodiaceae Family (Goosefoot Family) Radish, Turnip, Rutabaga & Horseradish Cruciferae Family Sweet Potato Convolvulaceae Family (Morningglory Family) Potato (Irish potato)

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Soil Conservation Service Runoff Equation

Soil Conservation Service Runoff Equation. where Q = runoff (in.) P = rainfall (in.) I a = initial abstraction (in.) S = potential maximum retention after runoff begins (in.).

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DOC and THMP loads from a restored wetland in the Delta

DOC and THMP loads from a restored wetland in the Delta. Jacob A Fleck Steven J. Deverel Roger Fujii. DWR RD1601 CALFED CBDA staff USGS staff. Wetland restoration. Many thousands acres of wetland restoration All native wetland types: Tidal, non-tidal, mudflat Benefits

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DEFRA Plant Health Licence PHL 181A/6232 (12/2009) to SEAES, University of Manchester Licence Requirements & Stand

DEFRA Plant Health Licence PHL 181A/6232 (12/2009) to SEAES, University of Manchester Licence Requirements & Standard Operating Procedures. Contents. Background Am I required to read this presentation ? Nature of DEFRA PHL Reasons for DEFRA PHL Standard Operating Procedures

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Incremental Sampling Case Studies

Incremental Sampling Case Studies. November 6, 2014. INTRODUCTION. What is Incremental Sampling (IS)? A method that reduces sampling error A method that reduces lab error A method that provides an accurate average concentration for any constituent in any area. INTRODUCTION.

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Santa Catalina Island

The Galapagos of the U.S. Santa Catalina Island. Presented by: Margee Haines, Bruce Rudy, Nuyi Tao. Santa Catalina Facts. Volcanic Island, 22-miles from CA 50,000 acres Widest diversity of plants and animals among Channel Islands Economic, recreational, and scientific uses.

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Land Classification and Use

Land Classification and Use. Chapter 8. Land is more than soil. Natural and artificial characteristics of an area to be used for agricultural or other purposes Includes renewable and nonrenewable resources plus improvements. Land. The surface of the earth not covered with water

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Biome Booklet

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Laurent Kergoat (CNRS/LMTG, Toulouse),

Surface energy (and water) budget in the Sahel during the multi-decadal drought: combining remote sensing and in situ data. Laurent Kergoat (CNRS/LMTG, Toulouse),

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Introduction to the TOPMODEL

Introduction to the TOPMODEL. Venkatesh Merwade. Brief History. Development Initiated by Prof. Mike Kirkby, School of Geography, University of Leeds in 1974. First version programmed by Keith Beven in Fortran IV (Who is currently the head of group working on the model at Lancaster University)

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