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Box plots of the soil water content (top and middle) and NMRA (bottom) distribution at the
two selected soil depths 3 (a) and 13 h (b) after onset of irrigation. The top two graphs characterize the soil
water distribution assuming a layer-wise orientation of the soil hydraulic properties, and the middle graphs
resulted from a heterogeneous distribution of soil properties.
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