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Intensive land restoration profoundly alters the spatial and seasonal patterns of deep soil water storage at watershed scales

2019-08-01

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Soil-water storage (SWS) highly correlates with changes to land use and land restoration, and is an important variable for managing water resources and environmental restoration in water-limited terrestrial ecosystems. The Gully Land Consolidation project (GLC) was implemented in 2011 on the Chinese Loess Plateau and it may influence the spatial distribution and temporal variability of SWS at the watershed scale....

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10.1016/j.agee.2019.04.028
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