This review discusses the causes and consequences of 'non‐equilibrium'water flow and
solute transport in large structural pores or macropores (root and earthworm channels …

The purpose of this paper is to document some of the more important highlights of the
research and historical aspects concerning soil water-repellency. This effort traces the …

In this paper, we review various approaches for modeling preferential and non-equilibrium
flow and transport in the vadose zone. Existing approaches differ in terms of their underlying …

A milestone in the published literature on the subject, this first-ever Handbook of Beta
Distribution and Its Applications clearly enumerates the properties of beta distributions and …

Preferential flow, a major influence in unsaturated soil and rock almost everywhere, occurs
by multiple phenomenologically distinct hydraulic processes. For the mode known as …

The two major flow mechanisms in the vadose zone are uniform flow and preferential flow.
Both types of flow occur often simultaneously, but have considerably different consequences …

Although it has many positive effects, soil structure may adversely affect the filtering function
of the vadose zone that protects natural water resources from various sources of pollution …

This chapter reviews the development and application of models to predict the impact of
physical nonequilibrium processes on agricultural nonpoint source pollution. Classical …

Water flow in macropores is an important mechanism of infiltration in natural soils and, as
such, is crucial for the prediction of runoff generation. The major flow processes controlling …

The Milandre test site is a karst aquifer characterized by diffuse infiltration, a well developed
conduit network, and several tributaries feeding an underground river. Field data include …