• Experiment Code: WMS
  • Experiment Site: Woburn
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  • Date Start: 1843
  • Establisment Period End: 1951
  • Date End: Ongoing
  • Key Contacts: Andy Macdonald, (Principal Investigator), Sarah Perryman, (Data Manager), Margaret Glendining, (Data Manager), https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6466-4629 ,

Description

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Funding

  • The e-RA database, including the published datasets generated from it, is part of the Rothamsted Long-Term Experiments - National Bioscience Research Infrastructure (RLTE-NBRI) , which also includes the Long-Term Experiments, the Sample Archive and Rothamsted's environmental monitoring activities including the weather stations and its role in the UK Environmental Change Network.
  • The RLTE-NBRI is supported by the Lawes Agricultural Trust and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (Grants BBS/E/C/00005189 (2012-2017); BBS/E/C/000J0300 (2017-2022); BBS/E/RH/23NB0007 (2023-2028)).
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Key Information

Measuring the weather at at Woburn

Site: Woburn Met station - Woburn

  • Experiment Site: Woburn
  • Description: T
  • Management:
  • Visit Permitted?: Yes
  • Visiting Arrangments: Contact Andy Macdonald
  • Elevation: 130 Metres
  • Geolocation:    52.0145, -0.5962

Soil

  • Type: Luvisol
    The soil is classified as a Chromic luvisol. The soil texture is described as clay loam to silty clay loam over clay-with flints. The soils contain a large number of flints and are slightly calcareous. Below about 2m depth the soil becomes chalk. The experiment is under-drained and the site is free draining. There is considerable variation in soil texture across the site, with clay contents ranging from 19 – 39%
  • Soil Properties
Variable Value Reference Year Is Estimated Is Baseline
Sand content 25% (Percent) NO NO
Silt content 50% (Percent) NO NO
Clay content 25% (Percent) NO NO

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