Advances in Soil Evaporation Physics—A Review
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...Soil properties control soil evaporation dynamics and transition to stage 2 evaporation (Or et al., 2013), a short-term process with significant surface energy balance ramifications....
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...Thus, evaporation itself conditions evaporability because of a wetting–drying induced change in soil surface structure (Or et al. 2013)....
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...Soil evaporation is generally likely to be of younger water age than transpiration (Sprenger, Tetzlaff, Buttle, Laudon, & Soulsby, 2018), since plant roots access water below the evaporation front (usually limited to the shallow soil; Or et al., 2013), where older water resides (Allen et al....
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...Evaporation is, at least in (sub)humid climates, predominantly sourced by shallow soils (Or et al., 2013) and root density decreases with depth (Jackson et al., 1996)....
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...Evaporation is, at least in (sub)humid climates, predominantly sourced by shallow soils (Or et al., 2013) and root density decreases with depth (Jackson et al....
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...Evaporation of soil water takes place at the interface to the atmosphere and is thus often limited to the topsoil (Or et al., 2013)....
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...…is generally likely to be of younger water age than transpiration (Sprenger, Tetzlaff, Buttle, Laudon, & Soulsby, 2018), since plant roots access water below the evaporation front (usually limited to the shallow soil; Or et al., 2013), where older water resides (Allen et al., 2019; Figure 5)....
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...The reader is referred to the review of Or et al. [2013] and the references therein for an overview of recent development in soil evaporation physics....
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...Current research of evaporation from porous media suggests that liquid phase continuity completely ceases as the suction reaches the characteristic length of the medium and thus, water movement is exclusively governed by vapor flow [Lehmann et al., 2008; Shokri and Or, 2010; Or et al., 2013]....
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...Moreover, two drying fronts are distinguished, the so-called primary (depths where the soil is close to saturation) and secondary drying fronts (depths where liquid phase continuity ceases and vapor flow is dominant) [see Or et al., 2013]....
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