lysimeter (Meaning)
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lysimeter (n.)
An instrument for measuring the water that percolates through a certain depth of soil.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lysimeter
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lysimeter Sentence Examples
- The lysimeter, a device designed to measure water flow through soil, provides invaluable data for water management.
- Researchers utilized a lysimeter to assess the leaching potential of agrochemicals in various soil conditions.
- The lysimeter's precisely controlled environment allowed for the isolation and measurement of specific hydrological processes.
- By using a lysimeter, scientists can accurately estimate the water budget of a particular area or soil profile.
- The lysimeter installation was meticulous, ensuring minimal disturbance to the natural soil structure.
- The soil lysimeter allowed for the study of water flow and solute transport dynamics within a controlled soil environment.
- Crop scientists employed a weighing lysimeter to measure the evapotranspiration rates of different crop varieties.
- The large-scale lysimeter enabled researchers to investigate the impact of climate change on ecosystem water balance.
- The lysimeter's ability to monitor both water flux and nutrient leaching made it a valuable tool for environmental studies.
- The automated lysimeter system continuously logged data, providing a comprehensive dataset for analysis.
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An instrument for measuring the water that percolates through a certain depth of soil.
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The lysimeter, a device designed to measure water flow through soil, provides invaluable data for water management.
Researchers utilized a lysimeter to assess the leaching potential of agrochemicals in various soil conditions.
The lysimeter's precisely controlled environment allowed for the isolation and measurement of specific hydrological processes.
By using a lysimeter, scientists can accurately estimate the water budget of a particular area or soil profile.
