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Capillary zoneUsed interchangably with Capillary Fringe; the soil area just above the water table where water can rise up slightly through the cohesive force of capillary action. This layer ranges in depth from a c [..]
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Capillary zoneSoil area above the water table where water can rise up slightly through the cohesive force of capillary action.
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Capillary zoneThe soil area just above the water table where water can rise up slightly through the cohesive force of capillary action. This layer ranges in depth from a couple of inches, to a few feet, and it depends on the pore sizes of the materials. The capillary zone is also called the capillary fringe.
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Capillary zoneUsed interchangably with Capillary Fringe; the soil area just above the water table where water can rise up slightly through the cohesive force of capillary action. This layer ranges in depth from a couple of inches, to a few feet, and it depends on the pore sizes of the materials.
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Capillary zonesoil area above the water table where water can rise up slightly through the cohesive force of capillary action. See phreatophytes
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Capillary zonepores are filled with capillary water so that the saturation approaches 100%; however, the water is held in place by capillary forces[10]
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Capillary zoneUsed interchangably with Capillary Fringe; the soil area just above the water table where water can rise up slightly through the cohesive force of capillary action. This layer ranges in depth from a c [..]
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