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Soil movement and water potentials in trees growing in expansive clay soils
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Journal, Research (Article)
Journal, Research (Article)
The objective of this study is to find a tree variable which can predict soil shrinkage in its own root zone without the necessity to measure soil water content." The experiment was conducted on four Eucalyptus maculata street trees growing in expansive clay soil in Melbourne, Australia. [UMN]
Authors
M. Stewart, R. Sands
M. Stewart, R. Sands
Date Published
1998
1998
Journal/Conference
Arboricultural Journal
Arboricultural Journal
Publisher
Arboricultural Association
Arboricultural Association
Publisher Location
Northwood, ENG (UK)
Northwood, ENG (UK)
ISBN/ISSN
0307-1375
0307-1375
Volume
22
22
Number
4
4
Start Page
343
343
End Page
357
357
Sub-Topics
Maintenance Specifications, Growth, Hydrology, Roots, Soil Health
Maintenance Specifications, Growth, Hydrology, Roots, Soil Health
State(s)/Region(s)
Australia/New Zealand
Australia/New Zealand
Keywords
Eucalyptus, Australia, Soil water content, Soil shrinkage, Leaf characteristics, Root zone, Maintenance
Eucalyptus, Australia, Soil water content, Soil shrinkage, Leaf characteristics, Root zone, Maintenance
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