A rockmelon was planted in Europe during April and harvested in July. By the end season where p = 0.34 in July, the monthly mean maximum and ?minimum temperatures were 22.0°C and 30.0°C. calculate. The daily Blaney Criddle evapotranspiration if the crop coefficient in July 0.65 Question 1 Calculate the depth of water (ET) in mm/day, assuming that the temperature is 13.7C and the available energy is 511 cal/cm2/day. Use the equation :{X 597.3-0.564(T)) to estimate the energy required for water evaporation in (cal/cm3) Question 2 4 mm 0.22.a O mm 20.1.b O mm 4.4.c O mm 11.96.d O 8.71.a O 586.2.b O 8.67.CO 589.6.d O For Maize crop, what will be the Romanenko evapotranspiration if the relative humidity in June is 49% and the mean temperature is 30.0°C, assume ?Maize consumptive use coefficient (Kc) is 0.9 Question 3 mm 277.95.a O mm 5.45.b O mm 54.5.c O mm 250.2.d O

A rockmelon was planted in Europe during April and harvested in July. By the end season where p = 0.34 in July, the monthly mean maximum and ?minimum temperatures were 22.0°C and 30.0°C. calculate. The daily Blaney Criddle evapotranspiration if the crop coefficient in July 0.65 Question 1 Calculate the depth of water (ET) in mm/day, assuming that the temperature is 13.7C and the available energy is 511 cal/cm2/day. Use the equation :{X 597.3-0.564(T)) to estimate the energy required for water evaporation in (cal/cm3) Question 2 4 mm 0.22.a O mm 20.1.b O mm 4.4.c O mm 11.96.d O 8.71.a O 586.2.b O 8.67.CO 589.6.d O For Maize crop, what will be the Romanenko evapotranspiration if the relative humidity in June is 49% and the mean temperature is 30.0°C, assume ?Maize consumptive use coefficient (Kc) is 0.9 Question 3 mm 277.95.a O mm 5.45.b O mm 54.5.c O mm 250.2.d O

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