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" Agrometeorology "
by J. Seemann, Y.I. Chirkov, J. Lomas, B. Primault.
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739604
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b559534
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by J. Seemann, Y.I. Chirkov, J. Lomas, B. Primault.
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Agrometeorology\ by J. Seemann, Y.I. Chirkov, J. Lomas, B. Primault.
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Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1979
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3642672884
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: 3642672906
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: 9783642672880
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: 9783642672903
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I Introduction --;The Atmosphere from an Ecological Viewpoint. --;II Physical and Meteorological Principles of Agrometeorology --;1 Solar Radiation. --;2 The Biological Effects of Light. --;3 Net Radiation. --;4 Radiation Measurement Technology. --;5 Heat Balance. --;6 Heat Flux in the Soil. --;7 Heat Transport in the Air. --;8 Measuring Technology. --;9 Transfer of Quantities of Air Masses. --;10 The Wind. --;11 Transportation of Particles by Air Masses --;12 Wind Measurement. --;13 Future Development of Measuring Techniques and Research in Agrometeorology. --;III Applied Agrometeorology --;1 Agricultural Climatology. --;2 Agrometeorological Statistics and Models. --;3 Agrotopoclimatology. --;4 Soil Climate. --;5 Microclimate and Phytoclimate. --;6 The Climate of Meadows and Pastures. --;7 The Climate of Grain Crops. --;8 The Climate of Trees, Orchards, and Forests. --;9 Improving a Climate for Agricultural Purposes. --;10 Greenhouse Climate. --;11 Open Fields and Shade. --;12 Optimum Climate for Animals. --;13 The Climate Inside Animal Shelters. --;14 Plant Climate (Heating and Cooling). --;15 Droughts, Dry Winds, Dust Storms, and Hail. --;16 Irrigation. --;17 Special Forecasts. --;18 Agrometeorological Forecast Systems. --;19 Forecasting the Minimum Temperature. --;20 Epidemiology of Insects and Other Diseases. --;21 Water Requirements of Plants. --;22 The Climate of Agricultural Produce in Transport and Storage. --;23 Usefulness of Agroclimatology in Planning. --;24 Use of Agroclimatology in Crop Distribution.
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Agrometeorology is a comparatively young science. The beginnings of agrometeorological work came in the 20's of this century, when agrometeorology was a working branch of climatology. In the years following 1950 it then developed widely to an independent science. In this process, agrome teorology has not only gained a vast knowledge of the influence of meteorological conditions on plants and livestock in agriculture and damage prevention, but additionally evolved new advisory methods which are of great practical use in agriculture. Up to the present time there has been practically no specific.
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Life sciences.
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Medicine.
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S600.5B957 1979
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B Primault
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J Lomas
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J Seemann
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Y I Chirkov
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