Forest restoration aims to increase forest cover, structure, function, and/or species
composition, and it influences hydrology through the partitioning of precipitation into …

Forest restoration is being scaled up globally to deliver critical ecosystem services and
biodiversity benefits; however, there is a lack of rigorous comparison of cobenefit delivery …

Infiltration is one of the most important hydrological processes in ecosystems, having
important influence on soil erosion control and runoff, soil moisture content and groundwater …

The conversion from conventional tillage (CT) to no-tillage (NT) of the soil is often suggested
for positive long-term effects on several physical and hydraulic soil properties. In fact …

Theories and models used in soil hydrological sciences rely on the knowledge of the
spatially and temporally variable soil hydraulic properties, ie the water retention and …

Forest restoration is considered among the most affordable and effective practices to
address ecosystem and biodiversity loss and mitigate the impacts of human‐induced global …

The knowledge of soil indicators during forest restoration is essential for understanding the
recovery of ecosystem functions such as biomass production and water regulation. Despite …

Spatial variability of soil properties at the field scale can determine the extent of agricultural
yields and specific research in this area is needed. The general objective of this study was to …

The determination of soil hydraulic properties is important in several environmental sciences
but may be expensive and time consuming. Therefore, during the last decades, a great effort …

The objective of this paper was to evaluate a recently proposed comprehensive model for
three-dimensional single-ring infiltration and its suitability for estimating soil hydraulic …