January 1954
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... In terms of moisture exchange, the temperature gradient and moisture gradient at the interface between the soil and atmosphere are thought to be the driving forces [53,54]. In a typical desert area, the diurnal temperature difference provides the interface temperature gradient between the air and surface sand layer. ...
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January 1954