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Fig 1.

a) Aerial photo of 35th Street agrivoltaic solar array, Oregon State University Corvallis campus (this photo is taken in winter and shadow pattern is different from the measurements which held in summer) Copyright: Oregon State University, b) Solar panel set up, c) Control area set up, d) Shade zones in solar panel, e) Schematic drawing of shade zones (H is object height and L is shadow length).

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Fig 2.

Plan view of experimental setup in solar array area showing locations of towers and neutron probe access tubes for: Solar Fully Covered (SFC), Solar partially open (SPO), Sky Fully Open (SFO), solar measurements are almost 70 meters apart from control area.

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Table 1.

Mean/Std and p-values from solar panel and control area Two-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov, t tests and William Watson test.

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Fig 3.

Wind rose plots for control (upper) and solar areas (lower) for May-August average wind directions. The data are for elevation 2.7 m.

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Fig 4.

Soil moisture time series (a) 0.2m, (b) 0.4m and (c) 0.6m. For more information: there was 40 mm precipitation over the observation period, i.e. May-Aug 2015.

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Fig 5.

Selected normalized soil moisture profiles from data sampling to show the change in soil moisture through growing season, (a) May 06–2015 and (b) August 27–2015.

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Table 2.

The results of biomass monitoring for different grass types in solar and control area.

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Fig 6.

Dry biomass comparison in three places Solar Fully Covered (SFC), Sky Fully Open (SFO) and control area.

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Fig 7.

Biomass productivity in kg/ m3 of water.

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