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Merging rigor and relevance in grazingland research: a comprehensive social-ecological monitoring approach. [PDF]

Carbon Balance Manag
Stanley PL, Kuhl AS, Maciel ICF, Cotrufo MF, Goodwin DJ, Hodbod J, Anderson MC, Scasta JD, Peirce ES, Branecky M, Brokus S, Clement RJ, DeLay ND, Derner JD, MathisonSlee M, Mitchell R, Patterson EL, Zhang Y, Asher J, Gao F, Manning DT, O'Neil G, Pallickara SL, Paustian K, Raven MR, Sacramento JP, Wu Y, Likins JM, Bista D, Colella F, Congio GFS, Dong Z, Gordon E, Gosnell H, Guber AK, Kearney SP, Lupi F, Matin A, Nimlos NM, Vivas J, Gergeni TM, Smith AP, Rowntree JE.   +42 more
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Effects of Water-Nitrogen Coupling on Root Distribution and Yield of Summer Maize at Different Growth Stages. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Li Y, Wang Q, Gao S, Wang X, He A, He P.
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Season, wind speed, and seasonal rain are major drivers of a regional aeolian sediment transport model. [PDF]

PLoS One
Kulmatiski A, Ozturk M, Bladen KK, Brahney J, Duniway MC.   +4 more
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Amended Vegetation Filters as Nature-Based Solutions for the Treatment of Pharmaceuticals: Infiltration Experiments Coupled to Reactive Transport Modelling. [PDF]

Toxics
Salvi-Taga RG, Meffe R, Martínez-Hernández V, De Miguel Garcia A, De Bustamante I.   +4 more
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Seasonal variability of nitrate concentrations below the root zone: A monthly predictive modeling approach. [PDF]

J Environ Qual
Giannini-Kurina F, Schneider RJM, Højberg AL, Børgesen CD.   +3 more
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Modelling the water balance of irrigated fields in tropical floodplain soils using Hydrus-1D

, 2017
Beyene, Abebech, Frankl, Amaury, Verhoest, Niko, Tilahun, Seifu, Alamirew, Tena, Adgo, Enyew, Nyssen, Jan   +6 more
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Estimation of Iodine Leaching in Soil Amended With Organic and Inorganic Materials Using HYDRUS 1-D Model

Sustainability, 2021
This study investigated the ability of a HYDRUS 1D model for predicting the vertical distribution of potassium iodine (200 ppm) in soil columns after amendment with five different common remediation materials (gypsum, lime, fly ash, charcoal, and sawdust)
Megersa Kebede Leta, Muhammad Mohiuddin
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Modeling the Effects of Parameter Optimization on Three Bioretention Tanks Using the HYDRUS-1D Model

Journal of Environmental Management, 2018
The operation effects of bioretention on different tanks were investigated through tests and simulations. Three layered bioretention tanks, namely, #1, #2, and #3, were selected for intermittent operation tests. The artificial filler layers of the tanks consisted of mixed fillers of fly ash and sand, blast furnace slag, and planting soil.
Li Chen, Jiake Li, Yajiao Li
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Application of HYDRUS-1D Model to Provide Antecedent Soil Water Contents for Analysis of Runoff and Soil Erosion From a Slope on the Loess Plateau

Catena, 2016
Aims: Antecedent soil water content (ASWC) is an important factor affecting soil water infiltration, runoff and soil erosion on slopes but it is difficult to measure or forecast accurately and is not often reported in soil erosion databases.
Yi Caiqiong, Fan Jun
exaly   +2 more sources