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English: Types of soil's water.
Русский: Формы воды в почве 1 - частица почвы; 2 - гравитационная вода; 3 - гигроскопическая вода; 4 - почвенный воздух с парами воды; 5 - плёночная вода; 6 - зона открытой капиллярной воды; 7 - капиллярнная вода; 8 - зона замкнутой капиллярной воды; 9 - уровень грунтовых вод; 10 - грунтовые воды. |
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| Source | Zunker F. Das verhalten des Bodens zum Wasser. Handbuch der Bodenlehre. Bd. VI, 1930, Berlin |
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