Interactions among soil water processes and the nitrogen (N) cycle govern biological
productivity and environmental outcomes in the earth's critical zone. Soil water influences …

Soil moisture is a key variable in hydrology, meteorology and agriculture. It is influenced by
many factors, such as topography, soil properties, vegetation type, management, and …

The response of soil moisture to precipitation is likely greatly affected by precipitation
properties and plant communities via influencing hydrological processes linking atmosphere …

Knowledge of the effects of land use on soil moisture variations is necessary to improve land
and agricultural water management in the semi‐arid Chinese Loess Plateau. However …

The phosphorus (P) content in agricultural soils in catchments of lakes or rivers is an
important issue because P is both an essential nutrient for high plant yields and a major …

Deep soil–water content (SWC) plays a crucial role in water-limited terrestrial ecosystems,
because plant roots can extract soil water from depths of 20 m or more. The distribution of …

Soil water (SW) is controlled by different factors operating in different intensities and scales.
The objective of this study was to apply multivariate empirical mode decomposition (MEMD) …

Stable regional water resource distribution is essential for ecosystems, yet soil water
dynamics and groundwater evolutions of check dams remain many uncertainties under …

Vegetation restoration has been widely implemented as an effective approach to the control
of soil erosion. However, severe soil desiccation is likely to occur if vegetation types and …

Purpose Soil moisture (ie, the changes in the gravimetric soil water content) redistribution is
closely linked with root distribution and preferential flow in soils. This study aimed at …