Interaction between clay particles is one of the main factors responsible for soil aggregation.
Therefore, soil mineralogy, which has substantial effects on clay dispersion, may also …

Soil erosion is a key driver of land degradation and heavily affects sustainable land
management in various environments worldwide. An appropriate quantification of rates of …

Soil erosion by water is one of the most severe soil degradation processes. Splash erosion
is the initial stage of soil erosion by water, resulting from the destructive force of rain drops …

Research-based evidence on the effects of soil and water conservation practices (SWCPs)
on soil physicochemical properties and crop yield is vital either to adopt the practices or …

Quantification of soil detachment rates is necessary to establish a basic understanding of
soil erosion processes and to develop fundamental‐based erosion models. Many studies …

We examined the effects of forest floor coverage on overland flow generation and soil
erosion in mature Japanese cypress plantations with different coverage conditions: sparse …

Although both raindrop driven processes and diffusion play important roles in the transfer of
chemicals from soil to surface runoff, current transport models either do not consider the two …

Discusses the latest information regarding the processes and mechanisms responsible for
runoff and erosion by water in arable lands--detailing state-of-the-art water and soil …

Precipitation microphysics, which describes the basic characteristics of rainfall, is important
for agricultural praxis, weather prediction, aviation safety, and soil erosion prediction. In this …

Soil particle transport causes serious environmental problems, and particle interaction
forces will be the controlling force for soil transport during rainfall. However, few reports can …