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Explores the significance of biological fertility indicators in soil health.

Delves into the composition, properties, and living organisms in soil, highlighting their roles in nutrient cycling and ecosystem health.

Explores soil-atmosphere interactions, evaporation, transpiration, and evapotranspiration estimation in plants.

Explores the properties of solid, liquid, and gaseous phases in soil, including water behavior and key concepts like capillarity and surface tension.

Introduces the study of soils, emphasizing their non-renewable nature and limited availability worldwide.

Explores the hydrological cycle, infiltration processes, and empirical approaches to characterize infiltration rates in different soils.

Explores the functions and services of soil ecosystems, emphasizing their vital role in supporting biodiversity and regulating water and nutrients.

By the instructor explores the physical aspects of soil, focusing on water movement and soil properties.

Explores physical fertility in soil, focusing on water retention, soil structure, and compaction issues.

Explores water properties in soil, including capillary pressure and hydraulic charge measurement.

Explores soil physical properties, types, and classifications, emphasizing porosity and drainage.

Covers the main soil types in Switzerland and their fertility and ecological functions.

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