High-drainage density indicates poor * drainage conditions true O False O Calculate the evapotranspiration losses by using Blaney-Criddle method, the ‘consumptive use coefTicient for the wheat crop is 0.75 Nionihs Temperature | Monihly per cent daylight| Nov. 166 76 Dec 1295 73 Jan. 1095 74 Feb. 146 12 32.01cm 320.1 mm/ month 32 cm/ month 0000 33.2 cm/year %VT I.:Ddocs.google.com/formsHigh-drainage density indicates poordrainage conditionstrueFalseCalculate the evapotranspiration losses by using Blaney-Criddle method, theconsumptive use coefficient for the wheat crop is 0.75MonthsNov.Temperature16,6Monthly per cent daylight7.6Dec.12.957.37.47.2Jan.10.95Feb.14.632.01 cm O320.1 mm/ month32 cm/ month33.2 cm/year

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High-drainage density indicates poor * drainage conditions true O False O Calculate the evapotranspiration losses by using Blaney-Criddle method, the ‘consumptive use coefTicient for the wheat crop is 0.75 Nionihs Temperature | Monihly per cent daylight| Nov. 166 76 Dec 1295 73 Jan. 1095 74 Feb. 146 12 32.01cm 320.1 mm/ month 32 cm/ month 0000 33.2 cm/year

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High-drainage density indicates poor
drainage conditions
true
False
Calculate the evapotranspiration losses by using Blaney-Criddle method, the
consumptive use coefficient for the wheat crop is 0.75
Months
Nov.
Temperature
16,6
Monthly per cent daylight
7.6
Dec.
12.95
7.3
7.4
7.2
Jan.
10.95
Feb.
14.6
32.01 cm O
320.1 mm/ month
32 cm/ month
33.2 cm/year

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