Soil erosion is a selective process which removes the light fraction comprised of soil organic
carbon (SOC) and colloidal particles of clay and fine silt. Thus, a large amount of carbon (C) …

Erosion leads to a decline in carbon (C) stocks in arable soils and negatively impacts soil
functions worldwide. For soil restoration, it is critical to identify the factors that link crop …

The ecological restoration techniques that combine grazing, sand barriers with willows,
fertilization, artificial planting, and continuous management are increasingly adopted in the …

In order to explore the influence of vegetation on homogeneity of surface particle size
distribution (PSD) and heterogeneity of soil structure, observations, theory, and multifractal …

In the present study, indoor experiments were carried out to investigate the effects of rainfall
on subsequent wind erosion processes on the simulated Gobi surface, with soils and …

Soil is one of the most important parts of an ecosystem. If soil particles are conserved in a
basin, it will be possible for the ecosystem to survive. In this study, clay, silt and sand …

Land use change could significantly affect soil organic carbon (SOC) and other soil chemical
properties. However, the responses of soil labile C fractions at different soil depths to land …

Silicon (Si) is considered a beneficial element in plant nutrition, but its importance on
ecosystems goes far beyond that. Various forms of silicon are found in soils, of which the …

The study of wind erosion processes is of great importance to the prevention and control of
soil wind erosion. In this study, three structurally intact soil samples were collected from the …

Triticale has been introduced into grain-growing fields and acidic sandy soils among
cereals. Extensive breeding has resulted in the development of excellent triticale varieties. In …