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Fig. 4. Semivariograms of (A) sand and (B) clay percentage in the soil in Field A, and (C) sand and (D) clay percentages in the soil in Field B. Black circles indicate omnidirectional empirical semivariogram, the solid line indicates the theoretical model fitted by means of least squares, and the dashed line is the sample variance.





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