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The document is a registration form for the IALC Conference and Workshop focused on assessing soil and water resources in drylands, scheduled for October 20-25, 2002, in Tucson, Arizona. It includes details about registration fees, dietary requirements, and payment methods.

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What are the soils in the drylands?

Dryland soils are classified as Calcisols, Gypsisols, Steppe soils and Leptosols in the World Reference Base for Soil Resources (WRB, IUSS, 2022). Climate, vegetation and parent materials are the primary factors of soil formation in drylands.

What is the relationship between soil and water?

Soil moisture plays an important role in agricultural monitoring, drought and flood forecasting, forest fire prediction, water supply management, and other natural resource activities. Soil moisture observations can forewarn of impending drought or flood conditions before other more standard indicators are triggered.

What is the importance of soil and water?

Soil water is a crucial nutrient to plants and is also a media for transporting nutrients for plant growth. It also plays key role in soil forming process, weathering of rocks and process of photosynthesis. Soil water can become blue water or recharge groundwater by gravity.

What is the importance of soil?

soil water content - Amount of water a given soil can store, primarily influenced by the soil texture and the soil organic matter content. In general, soils with greater silt and clay-sized particles have greater water- holding capacities. Likewise, soils with more organic matter have greater water-holding capacities.

What is land degradation in the drylands?

In drylands, land degradation is known as dedocHubcation. It is estimated that 25-35% of drylands are already degraded, with over 250 million people directly affected and about one billion people in over one hundred countries at risk.