Lecture

Soil Water Potential: Concepts and Expressions

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This lecture covers the concept of soil water potential, including expressions for potential energy relative to water in soil, hydraulic head, and suction in unsaturated soil. It also discusses the relationship between humidity and suction, as well as empirical relations between humidity levels and suction values.

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