Meaning Gravitational water
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Gravitational waterWater in the larger, noncapillary pores of the soil that is free to drain because there is insufficient tension to hold the water against the force of gravity; it generally flows from the soil in the [..]
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Gravitational waterWater that moves through soil under the force of gravity.
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Gravitational waterWater in excess of a soil's capacity. Drains downward to groundwater.
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Gravitational waterWater that moves through soil due to gravitational forces. Soil water in excess of hygroscopic water and capillary water.
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Gravitational waterthe water in the soil that is unavailable to plants and which flows out of the soil as throughflow to the river channel or percolates into the rock below.
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Gravitational waterWater in excess of a soil's capacity. Drains downward to groundwater.
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