The process by which water
is lost through the stomata
of plants (stomata are pores
in the plants leaves).
Physical process by which
water is lost to the
atmosphere due to heat
from the sun or air
movement.
Whereby water is stored in
the cells of plants, and used
in biological processes.
Where water falls from the
atmosphere in the form of
water, ice or snow.
Whereby trees and other
vegetation catch the first
raindrops of a storm.
When water which has been
intercepted by leaves falls
off them to the floor.
When intercepted water
then runs down the trunk of
a tree.
Where water is stored
above ground, such as in a
lake.
Where water is absorbed
into the ground.
When water is stored as a
thin membrane around soil
particles.
The slow process by which
water constantly moves
underground.
Water stored underground
in cracks, crevices and
pores.
Where water flows over the
surface of the land towards
the river.
Where water flows
horizontally through the
ground, due to a crack or
fissure.
Water transferred laterally
because that underneath it
is saturated.
Water stored in a river or
stream.
When rivers flow towards
the sea, transporting water
as they go.
When water flows into the
sea and is lost from the
drainage basin system.
The process by which water
is lost through the stomata
of plants (stomata are pores
in the plants leaves).
Physical process by which
water is lost to the
atmosphere due to heat
from the sun or air
movement.
Whereby water is stored in
the cells of plants, and used
in biological processes.
When intercepted water
then runs down the trunk of
a tree.
Where water is stored
above ground, such as in a
lake.
Where water is absorbed
into the ground.
Where water flows over the
surface of the land towards
the river.
Where water flows
horizontally through the
ground, due to a crack or
fissure.
Water transferred laterally
because that underneath it
is saturated.
Where water falls from the
atmosphere in the form of
water, ice or snow.
Whereby trees and other
vegetation catch the first
raindrops of a storm.
When water which has been
intercepted by leaves falls
off them to the floor.
Where water flows over the
surface of the land towards
the river.
Where water flows
horizontally through the
ground, due to a crack or
fissure.
Water transferred laterally
because that underneath it
is saturated.
Where water falls from the
atmosphere in the form of
water, ice or snow.
Whereby trees and other
vegetation catch the first
raindrops of a storm.
When water which has been
intercepted by leaves falls
off them to the floor.
The process by which water
is lost through the stomata
of plants (stomata are pores
in the plants leaves).
Physical process by which
water is lost to the
atmosphere due to heat
from the sun or air
movement.
Whereby water is stored in
the cells of plants, and used
in biological processes.
Where water flows over the
surface of the land towards
the river.
Where water flows
horizontally through the
ground, due to a crack or
fissure.
Water transferred laterally
because that underneath it
is saturated.
When water is stored as a
thin membrane around soil
particles.
The slow process by which
water constantly moves
underground.
Water stored underground
in cracks, crevices and
pores.
Where water falls from the
atmosphere in the form of
water, ice or snow.
Whereby trees and other
vegetation catch the first
raindrops of a storm.
When water which has been
intercepted by leaves falls
off them to the floor.
The process by which water
is lost through the stomata
of plants (stomata are pores
in the plants leaves).
Physical process by which
water is lost to the
atmosphere due to heat
from the sun or air
movement.
Whereby water is stored in
the cells of plants, and used
in biological processes.
Water stored in a river or
stream.
When rivers flow towards
the sea, transporting water
as they go.
When water flows into the
sea and is lost from the
drainage basin system.
Where water falls from the
atmosphere in the form of
water, ice or snow.
Whereby trees and other
vegetation catch the first
raindrops of a storm.
When water which has been
intercepted by leaves falls
off them to the floor.
Water stored in a river or
stream.
When rivers flow towards
the sea, transporting water
as they go.
When water flows into the
sea and is lost from the
drainage basin system.
The process by which water
is lost through the stomata
of plants (stomata are pores
in the plants leaves).
Whereby water is stored in
the cells of plants, and used
in biological processes.
When water is stored as a
thin membrane around soil
particles.
Physical process by which
water is lost to the
atmosphere due to heat
from the sun or air
movement.
The slow process by which
water constantly moves
underground.
Where water falls from the
atmosphere in the form of
water, ice or snow.
Whereby trees and other
vegetation catch the first
raindrops of a storm.
When water which has been
intercepted by leaves falls
off them to the floor.
When water is stored as a
thin membrane around soil
particles.
The slow process by which
water constantly moves
underground.
Water stored underground
in cracks, crevices and
pores.
Water stored underground
in cracks, crevices and
pores.
When intercepted water
then runs down the trunk of
a tree.
Where water is stored
above ground, such as in a
lake.
Where water is absorbed
into the ground.
Where water flows over the
surface of the land towards
the river.
Where water flows
horizontally through the
ground, due to a crack or
fissure.
Water transferred laterally
because that underneath it
is saturated.
When intercepted water
then runs down the trunk of
a tree.
Where water is stored
above ground, such as in a
lake.
Where water is absorbed
into the ground.
Water stored in a river or
stream.
When rivers flow towards
the sea, transporting water
as they go.
When water flows into the
sea and is lost from the
drainage basin system.
When water is stored as a
thin membrane around soil
particles.
The slow process by which
water constantly moves
underground.
Water stored underground
in cracks, crevices and
pores.
Where water flows over the
surface of the land towards
the river.
Where water flows
horizontally through the
ground, due to a crack or
fissure.
Water transferred laterally
because that underneath it
is saturated.
When water is stored as a
thin membrane around soil
particles.
The slow process by which
water constantly moves
underground.
Water stored underground
in cracks, crevices and
pores.
Water stored in a river or
stream.
When rivers flow towards
the sea, transporting water
as they go.
When water flows into the
sea and is lost from the
drainage basin system.
The process by which water
is lost through the stomata
of plants (stomata are pores
in the plants leaves).
Whereby water is stored in
the cells of plants, and used
in biological processes.
Whereby trees and other
vegetation catch the first
raindrops of a storm.
When intercepted water
then runs down the trunk of
a tree.
Where water is absorbed
into the ground.
The slow process by which
water constantly moves
underground.
Physical process by which
water is lost to the
atmosphere due to heat
from the sun or air
movement.
Where water falls from the
atmosphere in the form of
water, ice or snow.
When water which has been
intercepted by leaves falls
off them to the floor.
Where water is stored
above ground, such as in a
lake.
When water is stored as a
thin membrane around soil
particles.
Water stored underground
in cracks, crevices and
pores.
Where water flows over the
surface of the land towards
the river.
Water transferred laterally
because that underneath it
is saturated.
When rivers flow towards
the sea, transporting water
as they go.
Where water is stored
above ground, such as in a
lake.
When water is stored as a
thin membrane around soil
particles.
Water stored underground
in cracks, crevices and
pores.
Drainage Basin Bingo!
Transpiration
Evaporation
Vegetation Storage
Precipitation
Interception
Throughfall
Stemfall
Surface Storage
Infiltration
Soil Water Storage
Percolation
Groundwater Storage
Surface Runoff/Overland Flow
Throughflow
Groundwater Flow/Baseflow
Channel Storage
Channel Flow
River Runoff