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Soil Water Repellency

Soil Water Repellency

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Close-up of a single rounded water drop sitting on dry, sandy soil among grass blades and dead stems, in low sunlight. — Drop resting on the surface of a water-repellent soil Antonio Jordán

Mini-disk infiltrometer, a clear graduated tube with a black base, standing upright on pale sandy soil among sparse dry shrubs and lichens. — Analyzing soil water repellency with the mini-disk infiltrometer Antonio Jordán

Close-up of a single rounded water drop sitting on top of dry brown soil, among small clods, rootlets and a bit of charred wood. — The static water droplet Giuseppe Esposito

Person digging into black ash-covered ground with a blue pick, exposing dry light brown soil beneath, holding a blue scoop and a plastic sample bag. — Water-repellent soil layer below wettable ash layer after a wildfire Antonio Jordán

Metal laboratory sieve held in two hands, its wire mesh covered with fluffy grey-brown clumps of fine root mass mixed with soil and small twigs. — Banksia root clusters Antonio Jordán

Shallow hole dug in grey sandy soil among dry leaves, with a black-handled trowel beside it and a drawn black pointing hand added to the picture, pointing at the side of the hole. — Hydrophobic horizon formed by roots of candlestick banksia (Banksia attenuata) Antonio Jordán

Open metal soil corer held up horizontally, showing a core of greyish sand with a small pebble, above blurred scrubby ground and a person's jeans and white shoe. — Subsurface soil water repellency Antonio Jordán

Hand holding a clump of grey-brown sandy soil bound by fine roots, with a small round hole passing right through it, against a plain pale background. — Soil hydrophobicity as a strategy for water harvesting Antonio Jordán

Two people in pink jackets crouching among small green shrubs and charred stems, one placing drops on the soil surface, a white canister and notebook beside them. — Soil scientists in action: Nancy and Eli Antonio Jordán

Five stacked black-and-white close-ups of a water drop on soil, seen from the side. From top to bottom the clear rounded drop shrinks and darkens into a small dark mound. — Infiltration of a water drop in a hydrophobic soil surface Antonio Jordán

Close-up of a single clear, rounded water drop sitting on the surface of fine brown sandy soil, with sand grains visible through it and a soft shadow beside it. — You don't form in the wet sand Nicasio T. Jiménez-Morilo

Close-up of three round, shiny water drops resting on top of crumbly brown soil, lit from the side, without soaking in. — Soil water repellency Antonio Jordán

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