Soil erosion is a serious ecological and environmental problem, and the main cause of land
degradation in many ecosystems at global scale. Detachment of soil particles by raindrop …

In this review, we explore the significance of rock fragments in studies of soil hydrological
processes, because according to research, the effects of rock fragments on soil hydrological …

Application of crop residues to soil and reduced or no tillage are current management
practices in order to achieve better water management, increase soil fertility, crop production …

Rainfall simulation experiments are widely used in geomorphological research in badland
areas. This technique contributed significantly to our understanding of badland …

On karst slopes, soil and bedrock form soil-rock structural units (SRSUs), leading to
complicated soil erosion for which quantitative attribution can hardly be achieved through …

Given its singular properties and location, forest floor (litter+ duff) is a key factor in
hydrological processes. Water infiltration research was carried out for the present study in …

Mulching is widely recognized as an effective soil and water conservation measure all over
the world. Nevertheless, a comprehensive evaluation of mulching's effectiveness in …

Surface mulching has been extensively used for water conservation in dryland orchards. It is
critical to choose an appropriate mulching technique for high yield and sustainable …

Soil loss is a major global challenge threatening the future of soil and water resources. The
significant implications of soil loss necessitate the adoption of appropriate soil conservation …

Agricultural land degradation due to nutrient deficiencies is a threat to agricultural
sustainability. As nutrients availability is influenced by soil heterogeneity, climatic conditions …