Water in soil is a vital link in the hydrological cycle that controls exchange with the atmosphere
above and with the groundwater below. Water in soil acts both as a lubricant and as a …

… water monitoring and soil hydrological research that have hitherto been impossible. In this
chapter, the concept of soil water content, definitions of the water content of a block of soil, …

Soil water content (SWC) is a soil property that plays a crucial role in a large variety of
biophysical processes, such as seed germination, plant growth, and plant nutrition. SWC affects …

… We present a comprehensive review of methods to measure soil water content with ground
… : soil water content determined from reflected wave velocity, soil water content determined …

… the derived surface soil water content with soil water content measurements made at deeper
levels was virtually nil. Poor agreement was also found between soil water content values …

… Water repellency has typically been related to dry soils. We investigated the effect of soil
water content and soil pretreatment temperature on the degree of WR in soils and soil size …

… soil water content are needed in practically every type of soil study. In the field, knowledge of
the water … a direct measure of water content or a measure of some index of water content. In …

… The objective of this study was to model root zone soil water content using surface soil
moisture data assimilation in combination with an extensive set of field measurements. We use …

… soil water content are needed in practically every type of soil study. In the field, knowledge of
the water … a direct measure of water content or a measure of some index of water content. In …

… optimal soil water content for each individual soil layer incubated by fitting a polynomial
through a plot of the rate of mineralization (mg N kg −1 day −1 ) against θ. Across the 32 soils, …