Improving field success of biocrust rehabilitation materials: hardening the organisms or softening the environment?

MA Bowker, AJ Antoninka, PF Chuckran - Restoration Ecology, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
Drylands are a widely degraded biome characterized by low productivity and high abiotic
stress. Biological soil crust (biocrust) inoculants hold promise as a rehabilitation material in …

Effects of conservation tillage based agro-geo-textiles on resource conservation in sloping croplands of Indian Himalayan Region

RJ Singh, JS Deshwal, NK Sharma, BN Ghosh… - Soil and Tillage …, 2019 - Elsevier
Despite investigations suggesting that agro-geo-textiles (AGT) could be an effective and
inexpensive soil conservation method, limited quantitative data are available on erosion …

Revegetation of decomposed granite roadcuts in Korea: developing digger, evaluating cost effectiveness, and determining dimensions of drilling holes, revegetation …

JW Lee, CM Park, H Rhee - Land Degradation & Development, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
Decomposed granite roadcuts are difficult to revegetate after losing the topsoil and
vegetation cover. We developed a new drilling machine, Digger, to efficiently drill six holes …

Soil characterization based on land cover heterogeneity over a tropical landscape: an integrated approach using earth observation data-sets

D Paudel, JK Thakur, SK Singh… - Geocarto …, 2015 - Taylor & Francis
Soil is a vital part of the natural environment and is always responding to changes in
environmental factors, along with the influences of anthropogenic factors and land use …

Extreme rainfall storm-induced surface runoff and sediment dynamics of conservation tillage-based agro-geotextiles emplaced on sloping croplands of the Indian …

RJ Singh, G Kumar, NK Sharma, JS Deshwal… - … of the Earth, Parts A/B/C, 2024 - Elsevier
There is a lack of information available on the in situ extreme rainfall storms-induced
hydrological and sedimentological dynamics of conservation tillage-based agro-geotextiles …

Effects of biological geotextiles on aboveground biomass production in selected agro-ecosystems

R Bhattacharyya, Z Yi, L Yongmei, T Li… - Field Crops …, 2012 - Elsevier
Biological geotextiles have considerable potential for soil erosion control, but few studies
have been completed on their effects on aboveground biomass production. Hence, field …

Field studies on the soil loss reduction effectiveness of three biodegradable geotextiles

F Tauro, P Cornelini, S Grimaldi… - Journal of Agricultural …, 2018 - agroengineering.org
Biodegradable geotextiles have the potential to significantly reduce soil loss and ensure
slope stability in areas at risk. Here, we focus on three biodegradable textiles (namely, jute …

Impact of rainfall intensity on the hydrological performance of erosion control geotextiles

J Kalibová, J Petrů, L Jačka - Environmental Earth Sciences, 2017 - Springer
The impact of erosion control geotextiles on the surface runoff from slopes is quite variable
and depends strongly on site-specific conditions (soil characteristics, slope morphology …

A review on sheet erosion measurements in Hungary

GI Jakab, J Szabó, Z Szalai - Tájökológiai Lapok, 2015 - real.mtak.hu
Soil erosion has a significant role in ecology, economy and in environmental protection
therefore its quantification and prediction are very important, particul arly on a national level …

[PDF][PDF] Biological geotextiles against soil degradation under subhumid climate-a case study

G Jakab, Z Szalai, A Kertesz, A Toth… - … Journal of Earth and …, 2012 - researchgate.net
The objective of this paper is to investigate the effect of biological geotextiles on soil erosion
and on the main physical (porosity, texture), chemical (soil organic carbon (SOC), total …