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Soil water retention and availability are governed by soil matric potential. What matric potential values are standardly defined in agronomy for Field Capacity (Capacidade de Campo - CC) in tropical soils and Permanent Wilting Point (Ponto de Murcha Permanente - PMP)?

-10 to -33 kPa (-0.10 to -0.33 bar) for Field Capacity and -1500 kPa (-15 bar) for Permanent Wilting Point in tropical soils. -100 to -300 kPa (-1.0 to -3.0 bar) for Field Capacity and -3000 kPa (-30 bar) for Permanent Wilting Point. -0.1 to -1.0 kPa (-0.001 to -0.01 bar) for Field Capacity and -100 kPa (-1.0 bar) for Permanent Wilting Point. -33 to -50 kPa (-0.33 to -0.50 bar) for Field Capacity and -500 kPa (-5.0 bar) for Permanent Wilting Point.

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-10 to -33 kPa (-0.10 to -0.33 bar) for Field Capacity and -1500 kPa (-15 bar) for Permanent Wilting Point in tropical soils.

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