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evapotranspiration

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evapotranspiration
loss of water from the soil by direct loss plus loss through evaporation of moisture by plants growing on the soil.
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The range of evapotranspiration was 1 percent to 16 percent depending on the soil's moisture, according to lead researcher Sam Fernald.
SYMPOSIUM EXPLORES BENEFITS OF ACEQUIAS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Evapotranspiration is a combination of the evaporation of water into the atmosphere and the water vapor released by plants through respiration Au basically, a measurement of the water that leaves the land for the atmosphere, not water that is diverted or pumped onto land but then returned quickly to the water table or river for other users.
Satellites track landAAEs consumption of water by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
The state of Idaho's Mapping Evapotranspiration program enhances the understanding of agricultural water usage in the state through the development of satellite technology, This information is integral to settling water demand conflicts and preserving wildlife habitats.
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