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September 1, 1931Soil Science

The Moisture Equivalent as a Measure of the Field Capacity of Soils

F. J. Veihmeyer A. H. Hendrickson

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THE MOISTURE EQUIVALENT AS A MEASURE OF THE FIELD CAPACITY OF SOILS F. VEIHMEYER;A. HENDRICKSON; Soil Science

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