A 1996 Bibliography on Landscape Water Issues

Table of Contents

• Irrigation Equipment
• Irrigation Management (Practices And Misc. Information On Irrigation)
• Irrigation Scheduling
• Landscape / Irrigation Design and Installation
• Landscape Management
• Mulch
• Plant Selection
• Plant Water Requirements / Use
• Soil Conservation / Erosion Control / Drainage
• Water Conservation Management Strategies (Programs, City Activities, Urban Issues)
• Water Quality / Recycling / Gray Water
• Water Regulations Policy
• Xeriscape
  
  
  
  IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT 
  
  Aboukhaled, A. Lysimeters. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1982. Series title: FAO irrigation and drainage paper ; 39. 1982. 
  
  Aragues, R.; Royo, A.; Faci, J. Evaluation of a triple line source sprinkler system for salinity crop production studies. Soil Science Society of America Journal. Madison, Wis. The Society. v. 56(2) p. 377-383. Mar/Apr 1992.
  
  Arid site water balance using monolith lysimeters. Battelle Pacific Northwest Labs., Richland, WA. Department of Energy, Washington, DC. Jul 91. 20p. International Symposium on Lysimetry, Honolulu, HI. United States Department of Energy (ed.)., Washington DC. 23-25 July 1991.
  
  Augustin, B. J.; Snyder, G. H. Moisture sensor-controlled irrigation for maintaining bermudagrass turf. Agronomy Journal. Madison, Wis. American Society of Agronomy. v. 76 (5) p.848-850. Sept/Oct 1984.
  
  Bliesner, R. D.; Myline, J. M. III. Adding a climatic interface to electronic irrigation controllers. Irrigation systems for the 21st Century: Proceedings of a conference Portland, Oregon, July 28-30, 1987. Larry G. James and Marshall J. (eds.). English. New York, N. Y. American Society of Civil Engineers, p. 301-308. c1987.
  
  Bruce, D. A. IA sprinkler test standards. Proceedings Irrigation Association, 1978 Technical Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, February 26-28, 1978. Irrigation Assoc., Silver Spring, Md. p.282-289. 1978.
  
  Chapman, G. Gaming simulations of irrigation systems : Prospects for management training. Dehli, India Ford Foundation, Delhi, 1983. Series title: Discussion paper series / Ford Foundation, Delhi D.P. no. 7. 1983.
  
  Davis, S. Drip irrigation for turf and landscape [Equipment]. Turfgrass Sprinkler Irrigation Conference Proceedings., 1973, 11th: 49-50. 1973.
  
  Davis, Sterling; Nelson, Sheldon D. Subsurface irrigation easily automated. American Society of Civil Engineers Proceedings, Journal of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, v.96, no. IR1, Paper 7135, p47-51, March 1970.
  
  Fangmeier, D. D.; Garrot, D. J.; Mancino, C. F.; Husman, S. H. Automated irrigation systems using plant and soil sensors. Visions of the Future. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Publication 04-90. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan. p 533-537. 1990.
  
  Field evaluation of moisture sensing devices. Final rept. California State Dept. of Transportation, Sacramento. Office of Transportation Lab. Federal Highway Administration, Sacramento, CA. California Div. Nov 90. 91p. Federal Highway Administration, Sacramento, CA. California Div. 1990.
  
  Field lysimeter test facility: Status report IV FY 1993. Battelle Pacific Northwest Labs. , Richland, WA. Department of Energy, Washington, DC. Oct 93. 77p. Department of Energy, Washington, DC. 1993.
  
  Fuller, Larry Paul. Solo control. Landscape Architecture, 1991. v. 81, no. 5 (May), p. 62 1991.
  
  Genito, S. M. III. Irrigation maintenance scheduled by computer. Grounds Maintenance. Overland Park, Kan. Intertec Publishing Corporation. Apr 1989. v. 24 (4) p. 12-13. 1989.
  
  Gerakis, P. A.; Carolus, R. L. Controlling internal plant water balance through microclimate manipulation. Agrochimica August-October 1970, v. 14, no 5-6, p441-452. 1970.
  
  Hickey, F. The lives and loves of commercial and residential irrigation systems "from the contractor". Annual Technical Conference Proceedings, Sprinkler Irrigation Association, p. 51-54. 1976.
  
  Hoag, J. A flexible drip watering system [Water conservation, irrigation, home gardening]. Farmers Consum. Mark. Bull., Atlanta, Ga. Department of Agriculture. May 23, 1984. v. 70 (21) p. 88-90. ill. 1984.
  
  Kemper, W. D. United States. Agricultural Research Service. Cablegation systems for irrigation : Description, design, installation, and performance. Washington, D. C. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service; Springfield, Va. National Technical Information Service, 208 p., ill. 1985.
  
  Kennedy, S. Buying automatic irrigation. Weeds, Trees, and Turf, v.16, no.1, p.15, January 1977.
  
  Kenworthy A. L. Trickle irrigation: The concept and guidelines for use. East Lansing Michigan State University, Agricultural Experiment Station, 1972. Series title: Research report / Michigan State University, Agricultural Experiment Station ; 165. 1972.
  
  Kohnke, H. A survey and discussion of lysimeters and a bibliography on their construction and performance. Washington, D.C. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1940. Series title: Miscellaneous publication (United States. Dept. of Agriculture); no. 372. 1940.
  
  Koontz, E. F. New ideas in turf irrigation systems [Equipment]. Turfgrass Sprinkler Irrigation Conference Proceedings., 1973, 11th: 24-25. 1973.
  
  Korven, H. C.; Wiens, J. K. Evaluation of an over-extended sprinkler irrigation system. Canadian Agricultural Engineering, v. 16, no.2, p.51-57, December 1974. 
  
  Lamkey, R. R. A contemporary approach to automatic irrigation: Custom design system [Golf-turf]. Turfgrass Conference Proceedings, University of Illinois., 15th:47-49. 1974.
  Lohoff, W. G. Moisture detection apparatus. U. S. Patent No. 4,055, 200, 8 p. Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, v. 963, no 4, p 1229, October 25, 1977. 
  
  Lysimeters: Objectives and achievements. Islamabad Irrigation, Drainage, and Flood Control Research Council, 1984.
  
  Megeath, D. Irrigation central control via radio: The next generation. Visions of the Future. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Publication 04-90. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan. p 545-548. 1990.
  
  Meyer, R.; Smith, R. Automatic sprinkler systems for the homeowner. North Dakota State University Extension Service Publication. Fargo The University. June 1989.
  
  Nguyen, M; Zaniewski, P. Field evaluation of moisture sensing devices (Final rept) California State Dept. of Transportation, Sacramento. Office of Transportation Lab. Corp. Federal Highway Administration, Sacramento, CA. California Div. Nov 1990.
  
  O'Brien, P. M. A supplemental irrigation system for putting greens. United States Golf Association Green Section Record. Far Hills, N. J. United States Golf Association. Mar/Apr 1987. v. 25 (2) p. 34. ill. 1987.
  
  Petersen, P. Repairing pipe breaks. Grounds Maintenance. Overland Park, Kan. Intertec Publishing Corporation. July 1987. v. 22 (7) p.IR/3-IR/4, IR/6. ill. 1987.
  
  Powell, A. J. Jr. Lawn irrigation with automatic systems. University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service A.G.R. . Lexington The Service. Oct 1986.
  
  Rodgers, N. Tensiometers teach how to save fuel and water. Irrigation Age, v. 12, no . 4, p 45-46, January, 1978. 
  
  Rogers, D. H.; Black, R. D. Guidelines for use of propeller-type irrigation water meters. L Cooperative Extension Service, Kansas State University. Manhattan, The Service. Sept 1992.
  
  Rogers, M. Landscape software. Grounds Maintenance. Overland Park, Kan. Intertec Publishing Corporation. July 1992. v. 27 (7) p. 42, 44,48, 65. 1992.
  
  Ruskin, R.; Van-Voris, P.; Cataldo, D. A. Root intrusion protection of buried drip irrigation devices with slow-release herbicides. Visions of the Future. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Publication 04-90. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan. 1990. p 211-216. 1990.
  
  Sarsfield, A. C. Drip and minis, in the commercial landscape. Grounds Maintenance Vol. 20, no. 10, p 34, 36, October 1985. 
  
  Sarsfield, A. C. Irrigation devices for water conservation. III. Turf and landscape industry. Grounds Maintenance. Overland Park, Kan., Intertec. May 1981. v. 16 (5) p. 14, 16,18, 22. ill. 1981.
  
  Schultz, W. Sprinkle, sprinkle-Our trial rated 16 lawn spriklers for coverage, uniformity, precipitation rate and overall performance. Organic Gardening. Emmaus, Pa. Rodale Press. Apr 1986. v. 33 (4) p. 70-74. ill. 1986.
  
  Shoemaker, E. What's new in turf irrigation systems. [Equipment]. Turfgrass Sprinkler Irrigation Conference Proceedings., 1973, 11th: 21-23. 1973.
  
  Shoemaker, E. Computers and irrigation. Grounds Maintenance. Overland Park, Kan. Intertec Publishing Corporation. May 1988. v. 23 (5) p. IR-6, IR-12-IR-13. ill. 1988.
  
  Shroy, K. Specifying drip irrigation for landscape. Drip and Trickle Irrigation. Fresno Agribusiness Publications. Autumn 1982. v. 4 (3) p. 4-6. ill. 1982.
  
  Singh, R. V. ; Das, G. Evaporation reduction from soil and water surfaces by chemical films Water conservation. Soil Conservation Digest. Apr 1975, 3 (1): 22-25. Ref. 1975.
  
  Smith, R. C. Sprinkler and drip irrigation systems: A detailed overview. American Nurseryman. Chicago, Ill. American Nurseryman Publishing Co. Mar 15, 1986. v. 163 (6) p. 68-70, 72-74, 78. ill. 1986.
  
  Smith, Stephen W. Annotated bibliography on trickle irrigation. Fort Collins, Colo. Environmental Resources Center, Colorado State University, 1975. Series title: Information series (Colorado Water Resources Research Institute); no. 16. 1975.
  
  Smith, Charles W. Drip subsurface irrigation system for ROW landscaping . Denver, Colo. Colorado Dept. of Highways, Division of Transportation Planning ; Springfield, Va. National Technical Information Service, 1982.
  
  Snyder, R. L. Software for turfgrass water audits. Visions of the Future. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Publication 04-90. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan. 1990. p 96-97. 1990.
  
  Snyder, Stuart D. Building interiors, plants and automation: Automated, precision, micro-irrigation systems, a guide for architects, interior designers, engineers, contractors, interior landscapers. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Prentice Hall, c1990.
  
  Solomon, Kenneth H. Irrigation equipment performance report: Drip emitters and micro-sprinklers: Interpreting drip emitter and micro-sprinkler test reports. Fresno, Calif. Center for Irrigation Technology, California State University, Fresno California Agricultural Technology Institute, 1992.
  
  Stefanczyk, K. Trickle, drip or mist? [Irrigation systems, water conservation, USA]. Florists' Review. Chicago, Ill.: Florists' Publishing Company. Jan 26, 1984. v. 174 (4495) p. 21-23. 1984.
  
  Stetson, L. E. Electrical wiring and safety: Requirements for turf irrigation. Visions of the Future. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Publication 04-90. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan. 1990. p 292-299.
  
  Tensiometers take the guesswork out of irrigation. Sun Diamond Grower. Stockton, Calif. Sun Diamond Growers of California. Aug/Sept 1985. v. 4 (5) p. 24-25. ill. 1985.
  
  Two-day meeting on lysimeters. R. Kitching and J. B. W. Day, (eds.). London H.M. Stationery Office, 1979. Series title: Report (Institute of Geological Sciences (Great Britain)) ; 79/6. 1979.
  
  Underwood, R. Porous pipe returns as municipal watering alternative. Public Works,v. 119, no. 13, p 31-32, December 1988.
  
  Walsh, E. Selling an irrigation system. United States Golf Association Green Section Record. New York United States Golf Association. July/Aug 1985. v. 23 (4) p.7-9. ill. 1985.
  
  Watkins, James A., Turf irrigation manual : The complete guide to turf and landscape sprinkler systems. Dallas : Telsco Industries, c1977.
  
  Watkins, James A.; Johnson, H. Gene.; Choate, Richard B. Turf irrigation manual : The complete guide to turf and landscape sprinkler systems. Revision and update by Richard B. Choate. Dallas, Tex. : Telsco Industries, c1987. 363 p. : ill. 1987.
  
  Wofford, Daniel J. Jr.; Ellefson, C. Uses of cross-linked polyacrylamide in urban landscaping. Polyacrylamide, Inc., Castle Rock, Colorado Conserv 90. The National Conference and Exposition Offering Water Supply Solutions for the 1990s. Phoenix, Arizona August 12-16, 1990 p 1019-1020, 1990.
  
  Zazueta, F. S.; Smajstrla, A. G. Microcomputer-based control of irrigation systems. Appl. Eng. Agric. St. Joseph, Mich. American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Sept 1992. v. 8 (5) p. 593-596. 1992.
  
  
  IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT (PRACTICES AND MISC. INFORMATION ON IRRIGATION)
  
  A compilation of trickle irrigation papers. 18 non-reviewed papers selected from those presented at technical sessions on trickle (drip) irrigation during American Society of Agricultural Engineers National Meetings in 1978-1979. St. Joseph, Mich. American Society of Agricultural Engineers. 1980.
  
  A handbook of irrigation water management for urban water users developed by the Hohokam Resource Conservation and Development Area. Hohokam Resource Conservation and Development Area. 1983.
  
  A compilation of trickle irrigation papers. St. Joseph, Mich. American Society of Agricultural Engineers. 1980.
  
  Aljibury, F. K.; Marsha. W.; Huntamer, J. Water use with drip irrigation. Proceedings of the Second International Drip Irrigation Congress, p 341-345. 1974.
  
  Aljibury, Falih K. Water use efficiency of drip, sprinkler, and furrow irrigation. California Dept. of Water Resources. 1981.
  
  Allen, R. G. Relationship of costs and water use efficiency for irrigation projects in Idaho; submitted to Office of Water Research and Technology, United States Department of the Interior. Moscow, Idaho. Idaho Water Resources Research Institute, University of Idaho, 1979.
  
  Ambrose, B. E. Saving urban irrigation water. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, v. 41, no. 4, p 229-230, July-August 1986. 
  
  American Society of Civil Engineers. Irrigation and Drainage Division. Specialty Conference 1985 San Antonio, Tex. Development and management aspects of irrigation and drainage systems: Proceedings of the Specialty Conference sponsored by the Irrigation and Drainage Division of the American Society of Civil Engineers. New York, N.Y. c1985.
  
  Amoozegar, A. A compact constant-head permeater for measuring saturated hydraulic conductivity of the vadose zone. Soil Science Society of America Journal. Madison, Wis. The Society. v.53 (5) p. 1356-1361. ill. Sept/Oct 1989.
  
  Anderson, W. Aerated drip irrigation. Farm Bureau Energy Idea Symposium Proceedings, November 18-19, 1980, Des Plaines, Illinois. American Farm Bureau Federation, Park Ridge, Illinois. p 12-28. 1980.
  
  Anthis, B. Drip irrigation in the landscape. Annual Technical Conference Proceedings, Irrigation Association. Silver Spring, Md., The Association. p. 139-142. 1979.
  
  Arid zone irrigation, ecological studies. Analysis and synthesis. v. 5. 43p. Yaron, B., Danfors, E., Vaadia, Y. (eds.). Springer-Verlag. New York, N. Y., Heidelberg, W. Ger. 1973.
  Arid land irrigation and ecological management. S.D. Singh (ed.). Jodhpur, India Scientific Publishers, 1993.
  
  Aslan, S. A summary of the drip irrigation problems in the Coachella Valley. Coachella Valley Resource Conservation District, 1986.
  
  Augustin, B. J. Soils influence irrigation. Grounds Maintenance. Overland Park, Kan. Intertec Publishing Corporation. v. 21 (6)p. 44, 48, 70. June 1986.
  
  Ayars, J. E.; Hutmacher, R. B.; Schoneman, R. A.; Vail, S. S. Long term use of saline water for irrigation. Visions of the Future. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Publication 04-90. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan. p 368-373. 1990.
  
  Ayars, James E.; Schrale, G. California. Office of Water Conservation. Panoche Water and Drainage District (Calif. ). Water Management Research Laboratory (U. S.). Irrigation efficiency and regional subsurface drain flow on the west side of the San Joaquin Valley: Final report on contract B56488. Fresno, CA Water Management Research Laboratory, USDA/ARS, 1990 120 leaves ill., maps. 1990.
  
  Bakker, Theodore P. Drip irrigation study. Sacramento, Calif. State of California Dept. of Transportation, Office of Transportation Laboratory; Springfield, VA. Available through the National Technical Information Service, 1988.
  
  Bakker, Theodore P. Drip irrigation study. Sacramento, Calif. State of California, Dept. of Transportation, Division of Construction, Office of Transportation Laboratory, 1987.
  
  Bartlett, N. F. The birth of a turf irrigation system: Abortions and how to stop them. Annual Technical Conference Proceedings, Sprinkler Irrigation Association. p.89-90. 1976.
  
  Baumgardt, J. P. Save your rainfall water [for landscape irrigation]. Grounds Maintenance. v. 11, no. 8, pp.14, 18, 21-22. August 1976.
  
  Bean, E. L. Turf irrigation efficiency. Conference Title: 1982 Technical Conference Proceedings The Irrigation Association: Water, energy and economic alternatives. Portland, Oreg, USA 1982 Feb 21-24. Irrigation Assoc, Silver Spring, Md, USA E.I. Conference No. 02408. Technical Conference Proceedings Irrigation Association 1982. Publ by Irrigation Assoc, Silver Spring, Md, USA p.126-129. 1982.
  
  Bean, E. L. Planning systems to maximize quality and profit. Proceedings of the 1977 Annual Technical Conference, Irrigation for all Reasons, p.67-69, February 13-15, 1977.
  
  Benami, A. Irrigation engineering: Sprinkler, trickle, surface irrigation. Principles, design and agricultural practices. Special ed. Haifa, Israel. Irrigation Engineering Scientific Publications, c1983.
  
  Benami, A. Irrigation engineering: Sprinkler, trickle, surface irrigation. Principles, design and agricultural practices. Special ed. Haifa, Israel. Irrigation Engineering Scientific Publications, c1984.
  
  Bertrand, A. R. Water conservation through improved practices. Plant environment and efficient water use. W. H. Pierre & others ( eds.) 1966, p. 207-235. 1966.
  
  Bottrall, A. The action research approach to problem solving, with illustrations from irrigation management. London Overseas Development Institute, 1982. Series title: Working paper Overseas Development Institute London, England; no.9. 1982.
  
  Bottrall, A. Comparative study of the management and organization of irrigation projects. Washington, DC. 1818 H St., N.W., Washington 20433 World Bank, c1981.
  
  Bowman, D. C.; Paul, J. L.; Davis, W. B.; Nelson, S. H. Reducing ammonia volatilization from Kentucky bluegrass turf by irrigation. Hortscience. Alexandria, Va. American Society for Horticultural Science. Feb 1987. v. 22, no.1, p.84-87. 1987.
  
  Brosz, Delvin D. Comparing trickle, subsurface and sprinkler irrigation systems. Wiersma. Brookings, Water Resources Institute, South Dakota State University, 1974.
  
  Burman, R. D.; Cuenca, R. H.; Weiss, A. Techniques for estimating irrigation water requirements. Advances in Irrigation, Volume 2, Academic Press, New York. p.335-394. 1983.
  
  Bush, G. W. America's biggest irrigation system: The California highway landscape. Technical Conference Proceedings, Irrigation Association. Silver Spring, Md., The Association. p. 46-48. 1980.
  
  Butler, J. D.; Feldhake, C. M. Irrigation's role for turf and landscape. Technical Conference Proceedings, Irrigation Association. Silver Spring, Md. , The Association. p. 1-11. ill. 1980.
  
  Caldwell, D. L. Means and method of irrigation control. U. S. Patent no . 4, 040, 436, 8 p, 10 fig, 2 ref; Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, v. 961, no 2, p 588, August 9, 1977.
  
  Caldwell, D. L. Means and method of irrigation control. U. S. Patent no . 4, 040, 436, 8 p, 10 fig, 2 ref; Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, v. 961, no 2, p 588, August 9, 1977.
  
  California. Office of Water Conservation. The California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS). Sacramento Department of Water Resources, 1985.
  
  California. Dept. of Water Resources. Irrigation efficiency, Sacramento Valley West Side : A study conducted by the Northern District, Land and Water Use Section, Dept. of Water Resources. rev. ed. Sacramento, Calif. Dept. of Water Resources, 1975.
  
  Caswell, Margriet F. The implications for total water demand from the adoption of drip irrigation in western agriculture. Economics and Environmental Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara. Davis, Calif. California Water Resources Center, University of California, Davis, 1984.
  
  Cavanaugh, P. Drip going underground. California Landscape Magazine. May 1991. p19-27. 1991.
  
  Chander, S.; Kumar, A. Real time management of water resources in low rainfall areas. Optimal allocation of water resources, IAHS Publication no . 135. Proceedings of a Symposium held at the First Scientific General Assembly of the IAHS at Exeter, England, July 19-30, 1982. p 327-335, 1982.
  
  Channappa, T. C. Utilization of drip irrigation for desert conditions. Transactions of Indian Society of Desert Technology and University Centre of Desert Studies, v. 2, no. 2, p 177-181, Dec. 1977. 
  
  Clark, G. A.; Stanley, C. D. Subirrigation by microirrigation. Appl. Eng. Agric. St. Joseph, Mich. American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Sept 1992. v. 8 (5) p. 647-652. 1992.
  
  Cole, Thomas E. Subsurface and trickle irrigation: A survey of potentials and problems. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 1971. Series title: UC-reactor technology ; 80. Series title: Oak Ridge National Laboratory. 1971.
  
  Conference on future Kansas irrigation water demands: Impact of technology and management, Kansas State University, 1969. Series title: Kansas. State Water Resources Board Bulletin no. 11. 1969.
  
  Connell, W. B. Water conservation through trickle irrigation. June 1973, 27 (2): 4-5. Conservation guidelines. Ventura, Calif. Resource Management Agency, Planning Division, 1986.
  
  Coppock, R. H; Osterli, V. P. Drip irrigation: What does it promise for water conservation?. California's Environment, University of California Cooperative Extension., Sept/Oct 1973, 15: 1-3. 1973.
  
  Cordova, Jose R. Stochastic control of irrigation systems. Cambridge Dept. of Civil Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1979. Series title: Report (Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory for Water Resources and Hydrodynamics) ; no. 239. 1979.
  
  Daniel, W. H. Matching up the best [Turf irrigation]. Annual Technical Conference Proceedings, Sprinkler Irrigation Association, p.114-116. 1975.
  
  Daniel, W. H. Tailoring your soil for drainage and irrigation. Proceedings of the 1977 Annual Technical Conference, Irrigation For All Reasons, p 54-58, February 13-15, 1977.
  
  Danielson, Robert E. Urban lawn irrigation and management practices for water saving with minimum effect on lawn quality: Completion report. OWRT Project no. A-043-COLO. Fort Collins, Colo. Colorado Water Resources Research Institute, Colorado State University, 1981.
  
  Dasberg, S. Drip irrigation manual. Bet Dagan, Israel. International Irrigation Information Center, 1985. Series title: IIIC publication; no. 9. 1985.
  
  Day, R. W. Irrigation, drainage, and landscaping for expansive soil. Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering (American Society of Civil Engineers). v. 118, no. 2, p 285-290, March/April 1992.
  
  Dean, H. K. The management of sandy soils under irrigation. Corvallis, Ore. Oregon Agricultural College Experiment Station, 1921. Series title: Station bulletin (Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station) 177. 1921.
  
  Deming, J. A. Efficiency in irrigation. Cincinnati, 1978. Landscape irrigation problems imposed by water rationing programs. Technical Conference Proceedings, Irrigation Association. Silver Spring, Md., The Association. p. 273-276. 1978.
  
  Deremer, E. D. A simple method of drip irrigation. Irrigation Journal, v.22, no 3, p10-15, May-June 1972.
  
  Devitt, D. A. Bermudagrass response to leaching fractions, irrigation salinity, and soil types. Agronomy Journal. v. 81, no. 6, p 893-901, November/December 1989.
  
  Dhawan, B. D. Studies in irrigation and water management. New Delhi Commonwealth Publishers, 1989. Series title: Studies in economic development and planning; no.53. 1989.
  
  Doneen, L. D.; Wescot, D. W. Irrigation practice and water management. 2nd ed. Rome Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1984. Series title: FAO irrigation and drainage paper ; 1 Rev. 1984.
  
  Doneen, Lloyd D. Irrigation practice and water management. Rome, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1971. Series title: Irrigation and drainage paper; 1971.
  
  Doty, C. W. Crop water supplied by controlled and reversible drainage. Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers, v.23, no.5, p 1122-1126, 1130, October/Novermber, 1980.
  
  Drip irrigation guidelines. Oakland, CA. East Bay Municipal Utility District, 1991.
  
  Drip irrigation index. Dry Lands Research Institute. Riverside, Calif. University of California, 1980.
  
  Drip Irrigation Convention and Trade Show, Fresno, Calif., 1975. Proceedings, 1975 Drip Irrigation Convention and Trade Show "Progress through co-operation" sponsored by the International Drip Irrigation Association in conjunction with its third annual meeting, October. 1975.
  
  Drip irrigation seminar. Proceedings of the Drip Irrigation Seminar presented at Bakersfield, December 10, 1971. Bakersfield, Calif. Agricultural Extension Service, University of California, Farm and Home Advisors Office, 1971.
  
  Drip irrigation study. Final rept. California State Dept. of Transportation, Sacramento. Office of Transportation Lab. Federal Highway Administration, Sacramento, CA. California Div. Nov 87. 164p. Federal Highway Administration, Sacramento, CA. California Div. 1987.
  
  Duble, R. L. Sprinkler irrigation practices and water losses: Water shortages underline need for conservation. Irrigation Journal, v.27, no. 2, p 16-17, 20, 46, March-April, 1977.
  
  Duble, R. L.; Novosad, A. C.; Knoop, W. E. Lawn watering [Water conservation]. L. Texas Agricultural Extension Service Leaflet, Texas A&M University. College Station, Tex., The Service. Dec 1978. (1682) 2 p. ill. 1978.
  
  Eakes, D. J.; Gilliam, C. H.; Ponder, H. G.; Webster, W. B.; Evans, C. E. Influence of trickle irrigation on six field-grown woody landscape species based on net evaporation. Journal of Environmental Horticulture, v.3, no. 3, p 139-142, September 1985.
  
  Economic effect of energy price and economic feasibility and potential of new technology and improved management for irrigation in Texas. College Station, Tex. Texas Water Resources Institute, Texas A&M University, 1982. Series title: Texas Water Resources Institute Technical report ; no.119. 1982.
  
  Efficiency in irrigation: The conjunctive use of surface and groundwater resources. Gerald T. O'Mara (ed.). Washington, D.C. World Bank, c1988. Series title: A World Bank symposium. 1988.
  
  El-Shafei, Y. Soil and water conservation under sprinkler irrigation. Z. Kulturtech Flurbereinig, Jan/Feb 1976, 17 (1): 15-24. 1976.
  
  Emmert, B. Expert systems, decision support systems and computer-assisted instruction for water resource management. January 1985-June 1993. Beltsville, Md. National Agricultural Library. Series title: Quick bibliography series; 93-62. 1993.
  
  Engelke, M. Texas studies water requirements. Grounds Maintenance. Overland Park, Kan. Intertec Publishing Corporation. Aug 1987. v.22 (8) p. 50, 52. ill. 1987.
  
  Environmentally sound irrigated agriculture in the arid west: New challenges for water resources planners and environmental scientists. Lawrence Berkeley Lab., CA. Department of Energy, Washington, DC. Apr 91. 19p. Conference on Environmentally Sound Agriculture, Orlando, FL (United States), 16-18 Apr 1991. Department of Energy, Washington, DC. 1991.
  
  Erie, Leonard J.; French, Orrin F.; True, L. Lawn watering need not be wasteful. University of Arizona, Cooperative Extension Service, Folder 143, 11p. November 1968.
  
  Ferguson, B. K. Water conservation methods in urban landscape irrigation: An exploratory overview. Water Resources Bulletin, v. 23, no. 1, p 147-152, February 1987.
  
  Fipps, G. Irrigation: How much and when. Proceedings of South Texas Irrigation Conference. Lower Colorado River Authority, Austin. 1990. p 40-46. 1 fig. 1990.
  
  Fischbach, Paul E. Irrigation management, a mechanism for saving energy and water : Technical completion report. 1980.
  
  Fischbach, P. E. Improved water and fertility management for irrigation systems. Phase 2. Available from the National Technical Information Service, Springfield, VA 22161 as PB80-193832. Nebraska Water Resources Center, University of Nebraska Final Report, 96p. May 1980.
  
  Fitzgerald, P. D. The effects of climate on water use in canterbury irrigation schemes. Technical Report 8, 20p. 1974.
  
  Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Soil Resources, Management, and Conservation Service. Soil survey investigations for irrigation prepared by Soil Resources, Management and Conservation Service, Land and Water Development Division, with assistance from Bureau of Reclamation, United States Department of. Rome Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1979. Series title: FAO soils bulletin ; 42. 1979.
  
  Gandhi, R. T. Handbook on irrigation water management. New Delhi Water Management Division, Dept. of Agriculture, Ministry of Agriculture, 1971. Series title: Technical series (India. Dept. of Agriculture & Cooperation. Water Management Division) ; 3. 1971.
  
  Gass, R. Drip irrigation in land reclamation and landscaping. Annual Technical Conference Proceedings, Irrigation Association. Silver Spring, Md. p. 77-79. 1977.
  
  Gates, Jane P. Drip, trickle and surge irrigation: January 1988-December 1991. Beltsville, Md. National Agricultural Library, 1992. Series title: Quick bibliography series ; 92-26. 1992.
  
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  Lincoln, J. Hydro-mulching as an alternative [Landscaping]. Weeds Trees Turf, May 1977, 16 (5): 18-20. 1977.
  
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  Planting techniques and materials for revegetation of California roadsides. Highway research rept. (Final) Aug 78-Jun 83. Soil Conservation Service, Lockeford, CA. Lockeford Plant Materials Center. Federal Highway Administration, Sacramento, CA. California Div. California State Dept. of Transportation, Sacramento. Office of Landscape Architecture. Dec 83. 162p. 1983.
  
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  PLANT WATER REQUIREMENTS / USE
  
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