Hydrogen and oxygen isotopes - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study On Soil Moisture Movements And Features Of Hydrogen And Oxygen Isotopes In Groundwater In Luanjing Irrigation Area, Inner Mongolia
2.	Analyse Of Stable Hydrogen And Oxygen Isotopes On Extraction And Measurement Methods And Evaluation Of Water Sources Of Peanut
3.	The Mechanism Of Runoff Generation On The Slopingfarmland Of Purple Soil Based On Hydrogen And Oxygen Isotopes Tracing
4.	Characteristics Of Stable Hydrogen And Oxygen Isotopes In The Typical Forest Hydrological Processes Of Mt.dinghu
5.	Isotopic Composition And Simulation Of Evapotranspiration Components In A Temperate Deciduous Forest
6.	Study On Nutrient Element Loss Process In A Small Watershed Of Qianxi Rocky Desertification Area
7.	Response Mechanism Ofwinter Wheat Yield And Water Use Efficiency To The Change Of Rainfall In The Loess Tableland
8.	Soil Moisture Movement And Hydrochemical Changes In Slope Land Of Karst Trough Valley And Its Influencing Factors
9.	Study On Groundwater Recharge From Irrigated Lands In Xinjiang Based On Stable Isotope
10.	Study On The Layered Distribution Of Winter Wheat Root Water Uptake Under Different Cultivation Methods
11.	Dynamic Change Characteristics Of Stable Hydrogen And Oxygen Isotopes In Soil Water At The North And South Mountains Of Lanzhou City And Its Response To Precipitation
12.	Water Uptake Of Pinus Sylvestris Var.mongolica Plantation In Horqin Sandy Land
13.	Study On Spatial Variation Characteristics Of Soil Moisture Content In Small Watershed In Loess Hilly Region
14.	Study On The Mechanism Of Spring Maize Field Water Consumption And Regulation Of Efficient Utilization Of Water And Fertilizer Under Ridge-Furrow Rainwater Harvesting Planting System
15.	Research On Model Simulation Of Water Use Efficiency And Carrying Capacity Of Typical Soil And Water Conservation Forest Land
16.	Stable Isotopic Characteristics Of Leaves And Groundwater Of Populus Euphratica In Different Habitats
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