Tomato (Solanum lycopersicon) is one of the most traded vegetables in the world. Fertilizer
application is essential to sustain high tomato yields. While there is often a strong emphasis …

Zero-tillage (ZT) is being increasingly adopted globally as a conservationist management
system due to the environmental and agronomic benefits it provides. However, there …

Quantification of soil macropores is important to enhance our understanding of preferential
flow behavior in soils. However, knowledge of 3D soil architecture for different land uses in a …

The role of tillage-induced soil surface roughness (SSR) in altering surface–subsurface flow
and soil loss needs to be investigated in the red soil region of southern China. In this study …

Under conditions of climate change, the severity and probability of storm events and
droughts are expected to increase, this may affect the partitioning into surface and …

Saturated hydraulic conductivity (Ks) is controlled by a suite of soil processes operating at
various scales. Little is known about the spatial variability of Ks along a slope and how it is …

Measuring soil surface changes at field scale can be an important tool to analyse sediment
connectivity and may contribute to a better understanding of processes causing soil …

Experiments with simulated rain on interrill plots were set up (2016–2017) at the Masse
SERLAB station (42° 59′ 34 ″N 12° 17′ 27 ″E, Italy) to study the cumulative effects of …

Soil erosion is a multi-scale geographical interface process with high spatiotemporal
variability. This study aimed to assess runoff and sediment dynamics under different …

Surface roughness crucially affects the hydrological and erosive behaviours of soils. In
agricultural areas surface roughness is directly related to tillage, whose action strongly …