The Owner-built HomesteadScribner, 1977 - 394 หน้า |
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... slopes facing south receive more insolation ( solar radiation ) than northern exposures . The degree of slope determines the amount of radiation received . During the growing season the warmest slope is the one most nearly perpendicular ...
... slopes facing south receive more insolation ( solar radiation ) than northern exposures . The degree of slope determines the amount of radiation received . During the growing season the warmest slope is the one most nearly perpendicular ...
หน้า 46
... slope of a hillside has higher average air and soil tempera- ture and a longer frost - free season . Injury to plants from extremes of cold is greater on slopes facing east , while heat is more injurious to plants on slopes facing west ...
... slope of a hillside has higher average air and soil tempera- ture and a longer frost - free season . Injury to plants from extremes of cold is greater on slopes facing east , while heat is more injurious to plants on slopes facing west ...
หน้า 73
... slope facing south will , incidentally , lose its snow as much as 30 days sooner than a slope facing north . Topography has a major effect on water distribution . Slopes facing the prevailing moisture - laden winds , for example ...
... slope facing south will , incidentally , lose its snow as much as 30 days sooner than a slope facing north . Topography has a major effect on water distribution . Slopes facing the prevailing moisture - laden winds , for example ...
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