Edwards, LM 2013. The effects of soil freeze–thaw on soil aggregate breakdown and
concomitant sediment flow in Prince Edward Island: A review. Can. J. Soil Sci. 93: 459–472 …

Large parts of the northern hemisphere are covered by snow and seasonal frost. Climate
warming is affecting spatiotemporal variations of snow and frost, hence influencing …

Stem and root radius variations in black spruce were monitored between August 2004 and
October 2005 with automatic point dendrometers to determine if the timing of growth …

Excess root zone soil moisture resulting from annual precipitation in excess of crop water
requirements negatively affects crop yields. A field study was conducted in the 2005 and …

With climate change northern Europe is expected to experience extreme increase in air
temperatures, particularly during the winter months, influencing soil temperatures in these …

An understanding of soil freezing and thawing processes in seasonally frozen soil is
important for many agricultural and environmental issues, especially under different …

Knowing the crop water uptake pattern and soil water movement within the root zone is
important for the optimum design of irrigation and drainage systems. The objective of this …

Soil ice content is an important component for winter soil hydrology. The sensible heat
balance (SHB) method using measurements from heat pulse probes (HPPs) is a possible …

Despite numerous applications of time domain reflectometry (TDR), serious difficulties in
estimating accurate soil water contents under field conditions remain, especially in fine …

Soil freezing and thawing processes and soil moisture redistribution play a critical role in the
hydrology and microclimate of seasonally frozen agricultural soils. Accurate simulations of …