Chapter 2 Soils - USDA
Permeability is the quality of soil that enables it to transmit air and water. It is independent of the viscosity of water. The permeability of a soil is based on the most restrictive layer in the soil. The relative permeability of soils is described by the terms listed in Table FL2-1.
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