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8. Potential and Actual Evapotranspiration in India
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- 1.
What does PET stand for?
Hint
It refers to the maximum possible moisture loss.
- 2.
Which states in India typically have a high PET?
Hint
Think of areas with less rainfall.
- 3.
What is the typical PET range in arid regions of India?
- 600-800 mm/year
- 1400-1800 mm/year
- 900-1200 mm/year
Hint
Think about states known for dry conditions.
- 4.
AET is generally:
- True
- False
Hint
Remember the real-world constraints affecting evaporation.
- 5.
Calculate the expected AET for a region where PET is 1600 mm/year, considering lower soil moisture due to drought conditions.
Hint
Start by calculating the percentage reduction based on the condition.
- 6.
Discuss the implications of differing PET values in arid versus humid regions on local agricultural practices.
Hint
Think about how a farmer would adapt their strategies based on these values.
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