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The compensation heat pulse method (CHPM) was used to determine the diurnal variation and daily total water use of two coconut varieties (i.e. CRIC 60 and CRIC 65) growing on two contrasting land suitability classes (i.e. S2, Kurunegala series, and S4, Kuliyapitiya series) in the low- country intermediate zone (IL1) of Sri Lanka. The average daily total sap sow (F d ) of CRIC 60 and CRIC 65 on S2 were 120 and 90 L d -1 while on S4 it was 92 and 79 L d -1 respectively.

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Estimation of water use of mature coconut (Cocos nucifera L.) cultivars (CRIC 60 and CRIC 65) grown in the low country intermediate zone using the compensation heat pulse method (CHPM)