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Synergistic Effects of Vegetation Restoration and Check Dams on Water Erosion in a Slope-Gully System

Land Degradation and Development, 2023
AbstractRestoring vegetation and constructing check dams are important measures for controlling water erosion in slope‐gully systems. However, percolation through the dam body could lead to shortened runoff paths in the gully. Moreover, the synergistic effects of vegetation patterns and siltation‐induced runoff path length decrease (RPLD) in slope ...
Peng Shi, Peng Li, Hongbo Niu
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U-Shaped Slope Gully Systems and Sediment Waves on the Passive Margin of Gabon (West Africa)

Marine Geology, 2013
Abstract 3-D seismic reflection data has enabled the documentation of a system of remarkable modern and buried u-shaped gullies which intimately co-exist with upslope migrating sediment waves along 80 km of the Gabon continental slope. The modern gullies occur on a silty mud-dominated slope in water depths of 150–1500 m on an ~ 50 km wide slope with ...
Lidia Lonergan, Christopher Jackson
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Synergy between vegetation patterns and sedimentation has a temporal effect on water erosion in a slope‐gully system

European Journal of Soil Science, 2023
Abstract Multiple soil and water conservation measures applied together perform better at reducing runoff and sedimentation than individual measures, which can be attributed to their synergistic effects on water erosion. However, whether these synergistic effects are always effective at reducing water erosion remains unclear.
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