Overview of Hysteretic Effect on Water Movement in the SPAC

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Overview of Hysteretic Effect on Water Movement in the SPAC

- Overview of Hysteretic Effect on Water Movement in the SPAC
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 14, Issue 4, Pages: 1-6(1995)
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  中国科学院水利部水土保持研究所陕西杨陵,712100
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Huang Mingbin. Overview of Hysteretic Effect on Water Movement in the SPAC[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1995, 14(4): 1-6.
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Huang Mingbin. Overview of Hysteretic Effect on Water Movement in the SPAC[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1995, 14(4): 1-6. DOI：

摘要

对土壤水分运动的滞后效应（包括水分特征曲线、导水率的滞后效应）、植物体内水分传输的滞后效应的形成机制、数学模型、对SPAC内水流运动的影响及该领域研究的新课题等，作了述评。

Abstract

The hysteretic effects which have been discovered and studied in the soil-plant-atmo-sphere continum are the moisture characteristics

the hydraulic conductivity characteristics and the rate of water flow in plant-water potential relationships.The actual phenoma of cosiderable hysteresis characterizing the hydraulic conductivity-capillary head relationships

and the less significant hydraulic conductivity-moisture content hysteresis

is proposed.The theories and predicting models of hysteretic effects are reviewed in this paper.The problems and new taskes are discussed at last.

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