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Moisture stress is a serious problem in India. The severity and the extent of moisture stress not only depend on low rainfall but also on the other hydro-meteorological factors like infiltration and moisture retention capacity of the soil. Aridity of an area depends on rainfall in relation to potential or actual evapotranspiration and the moisture holding capacity of the soil. Potential evaporation is a measure of the maximum possible evaporation from the soil and the transpiration from vegetation, if the soil is fully saturated. It is a measure of consumptive use of water by crops.

Screening of AM Fungi based on Peroxidase Activity under Irrigation Regime of -500kPa in Soybean (Glycine max L. Merill)