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CATENA, 2021
Abstract Landscape position of the slope-gully system has considerable effects on the near soil surface characteristics, which in turn affect soil erodibility. However, little attention has been paid to the spatial variation of soil erodibility in vegetation-restored slope-gully systems in arid and semiarid regions. This study aimed to detect spatial
Hao Wang, Jian Wang, Guang-hui Zhang
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Abstract Landscape position of the slope-gully system has considerable effects on the near soil surface characteristics, which in turn affect soil erodibility. However, little attention has been paid to the spatial variation of soil erodibility in vegetation-restored slope-gully systems in arid and semiarid regions. This study aimed to detect spatial
Hao Wang, Jian Wang, Guang-hui Zhang
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Research Progress on Soil Erosion Process of Slope-Gully System on the Loess Plateau of China
Advanced Materials Research, 2013The Loess Plateau has the highest erosion rates in the world. Studying soil erosion process on the Loess Plateau has received more attention in recent years. Vertical erosion distribution zone is an important feature on the loess plateau. Infiltration, sediment concentration, erosion pattern and characteristic of sediment and water transportation have ...
Pei Qing Xiao, Er Yang, Li Li
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Abstract: Rill erosion serves as a crucial transitional stage in water erosion, bridging sheet erosion and gully erosion, and constitutes a major form of soil erosion. Existing research has mainly focused on the impacts of vegetation patterns or vegetation coverage on rill erosion processes; however, the regulatory mechanisms of vegetation, terraces ...
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Abstract: Understanding how vegetation patterns control gravity erosion, such as avalanches, landslides, and mudflows, in slope–gully systems under heavy rainfall, remains a key challenge on the Chinese Loess Plateau. To address this, five 1-h simulated rainfalls were conducted, at an intensity of 1.4 mm/min, on experimental plots. These plots featured
Guang Ran, Xiangzhou Xu
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Guang Ran, Xiangzhou Xu
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Land Degradation & Development
ABSTRACT Understanding how vegetation patterns control gravity erosion, such as avalanches, landslides, and mudflows in slope–gully systems under heavy rainfall, remains a key challenge on the Loess Plateau of China.
Guang Ran +4 more
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ABSTRACT Understanding how vegetation patterns control gravity erosion, such as avalanches, landslides, and mudflows in slope–gully systems under heavy rainfall, remains a key challenge on the Loess Plateau of China.
Guang Ran +4 more
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