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Fig. A2. Soil profile representation in the Hydrus model for the measured soil properties (MEAS_SHP) at the Orchard Site: profile discretization, position of soil horizons, depth distribution of soil hydraulic properties and root distribution.

Fig. A2. Soil profile representation in the Hydrus model for the measured soil properties (MEAS_SHP) at the Orchard Site: profile discretization, position of soil horizons, depth distribution of soil hydraulic properties and root distribution.

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