Physical Methods: 17 (Books in Soils, Plants, and the Environment) - Tapa dura

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Written for people who have some general background in soils but may not have received training in soil physics. Discusses the underlying theory, limitations, reliability, and application of current soil physical measurement methods. Reviews methods in practice, considering accuracy, measurement time, ease of use, and cost. Also provides lists of suppliers and references to constructional details, and covers the measurement of root systems in the soil. Contains some 200 drawings, photographs and tables. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.