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Dr. Nofziger’s Soil Physics Toolbox

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1 Dr. Nofziger’s Soil Physics Toolbox
8/26/11

2 Existing Tools Tool Link Steady-state water flow in soil
Flow and transport in unsaturated soil (CHEMFLO) Root-zone soil water balance Diffusion of chemicals in soil Soil temperature changes with depth and time

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