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Geology and ground-water resources of the pica area tarapaca province, chile

By: United States Department of the Interior. Geological survey Material type: Book

BookSeries: bulletin ; no.1189Report number: USGS

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1 Comparative utilization of energy by household electric and liquefied. petroleum gas ranges, refrigerators and water heaters
2 Replenishment of ground water supplies by artificial means
3 Drought and water surplus in agricultural soitl of the lower mississippi valley area
4 Determdining consumptive use and irrigation water requirements
5 loss of energy at sharp-edged pipe junctions in water conveyance systems
6 Tolerance of certain crops to several aquatic herbicides in irrigation water
7 Soil and water research on a claypan soil
8 Water intake on midcontinental rangelands as influenced by soil and plant cover
9 Response of several crops to six herbicides in irrigation water
10 Response and residues in sugarbeets, soybeans, and corn irrigated with 2,4-d or silvex-treated-water
11 Design, installation, and use of porous ceramic samplers for monitoring soil-water quality
12 Environmental aspects of water spreading for ground-water recharge
13 Water management of soils fos growing rice.
14 Factors affecting sogbean nodule activity. DNA synthesis by plant and bacteroid cells in detached soybean nodules. the effect of water stress on nitrogen fixation efficieney of field-grown soybeans.
15 Plant nutrition under water stress conditions.
16 Movement of nutrients through soils in irrigation water.
17 Relative water requirement of corn and sorghums.
18 Comparative utilization of energy by household electric and liquefied. petroleum gas ranges, refrigerators and water heaters
19 Replenishment of ground water supplies by artificial means
20 Drought and water surplus in agricultural soitl of the lower mississippi valley area
21 Determdining consumptive use and irrigation water requirements
22 loss of energy at sharp-edged pipe junctions in water conveyance systems
23 Tolerance of certain crops to several aquatic herbicides in irrigation water
24 Soil and water research on a claypan soil
25 Water intake on midcontinental rangelands as influenced by soil and plant cover

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