In many forestlands, such as Saravan Forest Park, the high capacity of soil detachment from
deforestation and subsequent ecological restoration are important issues that need detailed …

Driven by climate change and increased human activities, the frequency and intensity of
extreme rainfall events are increasing, leading to increased risk of water erosion on slopes …

Gully head erosion is one of the most important types of erosion on the Loess Plateau, but
little is known about its relationship with microtopography. The purpose of this study was to …

Rill erosion is one of the most important causes of land degradation, and it is caused by the
flow concentration on the surface of the hillslopes. It, therefore, results in several times …

Rills are critical venues for the transport of eroded sediments along hillslopes. The sediment
transport efficiency and connectivity within hillslopes are affected by the spatiotemporal …

This study aimed to assess the impacts of using soil microorganisms on rill erosion prosses.
Consequently, the efficacy of individual bacteria (Ba) and combined inoculation of bacteria …

Seepage is the prominent hydrological process on tilled hillslopes covered by purple soil,
which can easily exacerbate slope instability and soil loss. Laboratory simulated …

Tillage practices change microtopography and hydrological process, which significantly
affects soil erosion. The objective of this study is understanding storm-driven …

Abstract The “Grain for Green” project has a profound impact on the allochthonous process
of erosion sediment stripping and transportation, which in turn interferes with the distribution …

Rill erosion is one of the most important types of soil erosion that has caused the destruction
of many lands in recent decades, and its management has become an essential issue in …