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Knowledge of soil moisture is critical in studies related to the soilplantatmosphere, especially regarding the identification and characterization of the pattern of temporal and spatial variability. In this sense, the concept of temporal stability has been especially applied to crops that require soil moisture control for irrigation management. Thus, this study aimed to evaluate the spatial and temporal pattern of the soil moisture, and verify their stability over time. In an area located in the Lowlands Experimental Station at Embrapa Clima Temperado, Capão do Leão RS, 70 Watermark ®sensors were installed to monitor soil moisture from November 2012 to March 2013, during the development of the irrigated rice culture. The behavior of moisture was evaluated by interpolation techniques and application of the temporal stability concept, being associated with the crop yield. The values of soil moisture for the period analyzed showed stability over time, even in different rice physiological stages. This spatial pattern over time was reflected in the yield crop, since the spots that remained wetter, in general, had higher yield.

Estabilidade Temporal da Distribuição Espacial da Umidade do Solo em uma Bacia Intermitente no Semiárido de Minas Gerais