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Transactions of the ASABE, 2008
During significant wind erosion events, the soil surface is continually modified; however, erosion models rarely account for these changes. The objectives of this work are to provide an overview of the WEPS soil surface update methodology and demonstrate that by periodic surface updating during events, a physically based, field-scale model can (1 ...
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During significant wind erosion events, the soil surface is continually modified; however, erosion models rarely account for these changes. The objectives of this work are to provide an overview of the WEPS soil surface update methodology and demonstrate that by periodic surface updating during events, a physically based, field-scale model can (1 ...
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Bentonite Stabilization of Soil to Resist Wind Erosion
Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1969Abstract Preliminary investigations indicate that the addition of bentonite to soil followed by moistening will significantly reduce the susceptibility of the soil to wind erosion after drying. This effect persists after rupture of the aggregates originally formed through bentonite amendment provided the soil is remoistened.
J. J. C. Hsieh, R. E. Wildung
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Soil crusting on sandy soils and its influence on wind erosion
CATENA, 2003Abstract Under rainfall, a crust forms at the surface of most soils. For soils rich enough in clay (clay content >5%), it is well known that a physical crust is responsible for a supply limitation of particles available for wind erosion. Sandy soils are very prone to crusting as well as to wind erosion.
J.L Rajot +3 more
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Wind Erosion: Processes and Effect on Soil Productivity
Transactions of the ASAE, 1977ABSTRACT PART one concerns basics of the erosion process in terms of particle dynamics, threshold condi-tions, particle flux, and the protective role of nonerodible elements. Part two is a procedure for evaluating wind-erosion effects on soil loss and, subsequently, on crop yields.
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Life and death in the soil microbiome: how ecological processes influence biogeochemistry
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2022Noah W Sokol +2 more
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The interplay between microbial communities and soil properties
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2023laurent Philippot +2 more
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Soil viral diversity, ecology and climate change
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2022Janet K Jansson, Ruonan Wu
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Wind erosion control of soils using polymeric materials
2014Wind erosion of soils is one of the most important problems in environment and agriculture which could affects several fields. Agricultural lands, water reservoires, irrigation canals, drains and etc. may be affected by wind erosion and suspended particles. As a result wind erosion control needs attention in arid and semi-arid regions. In recent years,
MOVAHEDAN, Mohammad +2 more
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