"Lysimeter Experiments: Records For Tanks 13 To 16 During The Years 1913 To 1917 Inclusive" presents a detailed compilation of data from lysimeter experiments conducted by Thomas Lyttleton Lyon and James Adrian Bizzell. This volume meticulously documents the measurements and observations gathered from tanks 13 through 16 over a five-year period.
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