The Drainage Basin System

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The Drainage Basin System

Precipitation

Precipitation Interception

Precipitation Interception Leaf drip etc.

Precipitation Interception Leaf drip etc. Surface Storage

Precipitation Interception Leaf drip etc. Surface Storage Infiltration

Precipitation Interception Leaf drip etc. Surface Storage Infiltration Soil Storage

Precipitation Interception Leaf drip etc. Surface Storage Infiltration Soil Storage Percolation

Precipitation Interception Leaf drip etc. Surface Storage Infiltration Soil Storage Percolation Groundwater

Precipitation Interception Leaf drip etc. Surface Storage Infiltration Soil Storage Percolation Groundwater Deep Basin Outflow

Precipitation Evaporation Interception Leaf drip etc. Surface Storage Infiltration Soil Storage Percolation Groundwater

Precipitation Evaporation Transpiration Interception Plant Storage Leaf drip etc. Surface Storage Infiltration Soil Storage Percolation Groundwater

Precipitation EvapoTranspiration Interception Leaf drip etc. Overland Flow Surface Storage Infiltration Soil Storage Percolation Groundwater

Precipitation EvapoTranspiration Interception Leaf drip etc. Overland Flow Surface Storage Infiltration Channel Storage Soil Storage Percolation Groundwater

Precipitation EvapoTranspiration Interception Leaf drip etc. Overland Flow Surface Storage Infiltration Throughflow Channel Storage Soil Storage Percolation Groundwater

Precipitation EvapoTranspiration Interception Leaf drip etc. Overland Flow Surface Storage Infiltration Throughflow Channel Storage Soil Storage Percolation Groundwater Flow Groundwater

E/T Precipitation EvapoTranspiration Interception Leaf drip etc. Vegetation storage Overland Flow Surface Storage Infiltration Throughflow Channel Storage Channel flow Soil Storage Percolation River Run Off Water table Groundwater Flow Groundwater

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