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Water Management Micromodule
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Water Management Micromodule

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Transpiration Efficiency (Carbon Isotope Discrimination)
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Transpiration Efficiency (Carbon Isotope Discrimination)

Transpiration Efficiency is the amount of water transpired by the plant per unit of carbon assimilated. It is an evapotranspiration component that is controlled by the plant and contributes to crop water consumption at the field level.

Transpiration Efficiency (Gas Exchange)
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Transpiration Efficiency (Gas Exchange)

Transpiration Efficiency is the amount of water transpired by the plant per unit of carbon assimilated. It is an evapotranspiration component controlled by the plant and contributes to crop water consumption at the field level. 

Transpiration Efficiency (Gravimetric)
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Transpiration Efficiency (Gravimetric)

Transpiration Efficiency is the amount of water transpired by the plant per unit of carbon assimilated. It is an evapotranspiration component that is controlled by the plant and contributes to crop water consumption at the field level.

Water Management: Pre-Season Micromodule
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Water Management: Pre-Season Micromodule

Water is a crucial component in agricultural productivity and contributes to food security. As the population increases, more food needs to be produced; thus, more water will be used. With the current practice, 35% of the water used in agriculture is for paddy production.

In-season Water Management
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In-season Water Management

Water is a crucial component in agricultural productivity and contributes to food security. As the population increases, more food needs to be produced; thus, more water will be used. With the current practice, 35% of the water used in agriculture is for paddy production.