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1. Tropical range grasses can sustain soil functions despite nutrient depletion in semiarid degraded land P. Patidar et al.
2. Carbon dynamics in an alluvial fan in the eastern Canadian Arctic A. Ola et al.
3. The Contribution of Astragalus adsurgens Roots and Canopy to Water Erosion Control in the Water–Wind Crisscrossed Erosion Region of the Loess Plateau, China C. Zhao et al.
4. Soil fertility improvement in agroforestry after 30 years of silvopasture on ferric lixisols within the Guinea Savanna ecology of Nigeria S. Mesele et al.
5. Enhancing infiltration characteristics of compact soil in open-pit dumps through arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi inoculation in Amorpha fruticosa: Mechanisms and effects X. Du et al.
6. Range grasses to improve soil properties, carbon sustainability, and fodder security in degraded lands of semi-arid regions H. Halli et al.
7. Root development of temporary and permanent grasslands and their anti-erosion significance on a hilly terrain R. Skuodienė et al.
8. Targeted control of soil erosion through selective regulation of Eleocharis yokoscensis using mixed endophytes Q. Gao et al.
9. Seed Mass, Shape and Dormancy in Arid Temperate Degraded Grassland in Northeastern Inner Mongolia, China Z. Wang et al.
10. Comprehensive Solutions for Soil Erosion: An In-Depth Look at Geosynthetic Rolled Erosion Control Products (RECPs) S. Bhatia & J. Smith
11. Cooperative effects of field traffic and organic matter treatments on some compaction-related soil properties M. Mujdeci et al.
12. Diversity of root system architecture and root-shoot biomass allocation in industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) E. Morales et al.
13. Can increased cover crop diversity increase root-soil binding and reduce soil loss during overland flow? C. McBride-Serrano et al.
14. Fractal scaling of particle-size distribution and associations with soil properties of Mongolian pine plantations in the Mu Us Desert, China J. Deng et al.
15. Assessing the impact of grazing management on wind erosion risk in grasslands: A case study on how grazing affects aboveground biomass and soil particle composition in Inner Mongolia L. Dong et al.
16. Root morphology and biomechanical characteristics of high altitude alpine plant species and their potential application in soil stabilization C. Hudek et al.
17. Drought responses of profile plant-available water and fine-root distributions in apple (Malus pumila Mill.) orchards in a loessial, semi-arid, hilly area of China X. Song et al.
18. Growth and root responses of woody species to rocky substrate: implications for gully rehabilitation F. de Alcantara Fonseca & M. Scotti
19. Use of giant reed (Arundo donax L.) to control soil erosion and improve soil quality in a marginal degraded area D. Visconti et al.
20. Slope planting patterns are superior to ditch grassing in reducing ditch erosion load to rivers: Evidenced from a five-year study in an intensive sugarcane growth watershed T. Chen et al.
21. Restoring Soil Functions and Agroecosystem Services Through Phytotechnologies J. Dessureault-Rompré
22. Reversing land degradation through grasses: a systematic meta-analysis in the Indian tropics D. Mandal et al.
23. The effect of different crops and slopes on runoff and soil erosion J. Gao et al.
24. Biochar Age and Crop Rotation Impacts on Soil Quality D. Aller et al.
25. River dike grasslands can reconcile biodiversity and different ecosystem services to provide multifunctionality L. Teixeira et al.
26. Lateral sediment erosion with and without the non-dense root-mat forming seagrass Enhalus acoroides A. Twomey et al.
27. Hydro-mechanical effects of vegetation on slope stability: A review T. Lann et al.
28. The effectiveness of jute and coir blankets for erosion control in different field and laboratory conditions J. Kalibová et al.
29. Soil resistance to concentrated flow and sediment yields following cropland abandonment on the Loess Plateau, China Z. Zhang et al.
30. Changes in Erosion and Runoff due to Replacement of Pasture Land with Sugarcane Crops C. Youlton et al.
31. Birds influence vegetation coverage and structure on sandy biogeomorphic islands in the Dutch Wadden Sea V. Reijers et al.
32. Maize/soybean intercropping improves soil macroaggregation and phosphorus dynamics: the role of root functional traits and phoC-harboring bacteria J. Tian et al.
33. Oriental beech roots improve soil aggregate stability and reduce soil detachment rate in forest lands F. sedaghatkish et al.
34. Effects of different vegetation components on soil erosion and response to rainfall intensity under simulated rainfall S. Wei et al.
35. The Effect of Vegetation Restoration on Erosion Processes and Runoff on a Hillslope Under Simulated Rainfall L. Niu et al.
36. Methods for Studying the Effect of Plant Roots on Soil Mechanical Reinforcement: a Review G. Hao et al.
37. Soil structural controls on soil retention in karst grasslands with different levels of rocky desertification J. Zhu et al.
38. Soil anti-scourability enhanced by herbaceous species roots in a reservoir water level fluctuation zone W. Xu et al.
39. Soybean genotypes regulate soil aggregation and associated phosphorus dynamics through maize/soybean root interactions J. Tian et al.
40. Soil Water Content and Root Patterns in a Rain‐fed Jujube Plantation across Stand Ages on the Loess Plateau of China L. Li et al.
41. Effects of conservation practices on global wind erosion control: Evidence from experimental data L. Xiao et al.
42. Integrating a mini catchment with mulching for soil water management in a sloping jujube orchard on the semiarid Loess Plateau of China H. Li et al.
43. Micro-scale interactions between Arabidopsis root hairs and soil particles influence soil erosion S. De Baets et al.
44. A highly conserved ABCG transporter mediates root–soil cohesion in Arabidopsis B. Eldridge et al.
45. Assessment of agri-spillways as a soil erosion protection measure in Mediterranean sloping vineyards J. Rodrigo-Comino et al.
46. Effects of soil management techniques on soil water erosion in apricot orchards S. Keesstra et al.
47. The Distribution of Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Stocks Among Dominant Geomorphological Terrain Units in Qarlikturvik Valley, Bylot Island, Arctic Canada A. Ola et al.
48. Improving quality of metal-contaminated soils by some halophyte and non-halophyte forage plants Z. Ding et al.
49. Soil erosion in sloping vineyards assessed by using botanical indicators and sediment collectors in the Ruwer-Mosel valley J. Rodrigo Comino et al.
50. Unravelling the importance of forest age stand and forest structure driving microbiological soil properties, enzymatic activities and soil nutrients content in Mediterranean Spanish black pine(Pinus nigra Ar. ssp. salzmannii) Forest M. Lucas-Borja et al.
51. The influence of herbaceous vegetation on slope stability – A review M. Löbmann et al.
52. Ryegrass root-soil composites mechanical properties and its slope stability: Experimental study and numerical analysis Z. Zhang et al.
53. Temporal Variation in Preferential Water Flow during Natural Vegetation Restoration on Abandoned Farmland in the Loess Plateau of China R. Wang et al.
54. Fine root densities of grasses and perennial sugarcane significantly reduce stream channel erosion in southern China T. Cheng et al.
55. Efficiency of four different seeded plants and native vegetation as cover crops in the control of soil and carbon losses by water erosion in olive orchards M. Repullo‐Ruibérriz de Torres et al.
56. Logistic models for distribution of straw in crops of fruit tree plots where mulch is applied B. Velázquez Martí & A. Torregrosa Mira
57. Investigating the influence of nonlinear spatial heterogeneity in urban flooding factors using geographic explainable artificial intelligence E. Ke et al.
58. Ecosystem responses to land abandonment in Western Mediterranean Mountains A. Romero-Díaz et al.
59. Short‐term Impact of Coppice Management on Soil in a Quercus ilex l. Stand of Sardinia A. Vacca et al.
60. EFFECT OF VETIVER ROOTS ON SOIL RESISTANCE TO PENETRATION IN A TYPIC FLUVIC NEOSSOL IN THE SÃO FRANCISCO RIVERBANK L. Machado et al.
61. The Ecological and Financial Impact of Soil Erosion and its Control – A Case Study from the Semiarid Northern Cape Province, South Africa U. Schmiedel et al.
62. Erosion control of Chinese loess using polymer SH and ryegrass C. Ying et al.
63. Legumes Functional Group Promotes Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen Storage by Increasing Plant Diversity G. Wu et al.
64. Industrial crop Jerusalem artichoke restored coastal saline soil quality by reducing salt and increasing diversity of bacterial community T. Shao et al.
65. Plant morphological and functional characteristics combined with elevation and aspect influence phytogenic mound parameters in a dry-hot valley J. Li et al.
66. Influence of different phytoremediation on soil microbial diversity and community composition in saline-alkaline land F. Li et al.
67. The impact of organic amendments on soil hydrology, structure and microbial respiration in semiarid lands N. Yazdanpanah et al.
68. Comprehensive analysis of BVOCs in Shanghai, China: Emission patterns, inventory, and association with ozone pollution X. Xu et al.
69. Short-term effects of biochar on grapevine fine root dynamics and arbuscular mycorrhizae production C. Amendola et al.
70. Contribution of raindrop impact to the change of soil physical properties and water erosion under semi-arid rainfalls A. Vaezi et al.
71. Alfalfa crops amended with MSW compost can compensate the effect of salty water irrigation depending on the soil texture S. Mbarki et al.
72. Morphological and biomechanical responses of Lespedeza bicolor turcz. roots to long-term phosphorus addition at high altitudes M. Qi et al.
73. Point bars retained particulate organic carbon within a meandering river corridor in Zoige Basin of the Tibetan Plateau D. Wang et al.
74. Key role of specific above- and below-ground morphological traits of ornamental plant species on preventing freeze–thaw soil erosion on steep slopes M. Terzaghi et al.
75. Harnessing productivity potential and rehabilitation of degraded sodic lands through Jatropha based intercropping systems Y. Singh et al.
76. Carbon sequestration by grass, crucifer and legume groundcovers in olive orchards M. Repullo-Ruibérriz de Torres et al.
77. Evaluation of cowpea root system and yield traits in humid tropical agro-ecology A. Macauley & L. Chioma
78. Effects of Betula platyphylla invasion in North China on soil aggregate stability, soil organic carbon and active carbon composition of larch plantation Y. Ma et al.
79. Nitrogen losses in vineyards under different types of soil groundcover. A field runoff simulator approach in central Spain A. García-Díaz et al.
80. Plasticity in the Above- and Below-Ground Development of Mangrove Seedlings in Response to Variation in Soil Bulk Density A. Ola et al.
81. Conversion from coppice to high stand increase soil erosion in steep forestland of European beech A. Montagnoli et al.
82. Water, Forests, People: The Swedish Experience in Building Resilient Landscapes M. Eriksson et al.
83. Shallow landslide characteristics and its response to vegetation by example of July 2013, extreme rainstorm, Central Loess Plateau, China J. Deng et al.
84. Modelling Discharge and Sediment Yield at Catchment Scale Using Connectivity Components R. Masselink et al.
85. Assessing Soil Properties Controlling Interrill Erosion: An Empirical Approach under Mediterranean Conditions P. Ollobarren Del Barrio et al.
86. Soil and Nutrient Losses in a Flat Land‐Reclamation District of Central Italy N. Silvestri et al.
87. Root Traits and Biomechanical Properties of Three Tropical Pioneer Tree Species for Forest Restoration in Landslide Areas J. Lee et al.
88. Use of barley straw residues to avoid high erosion and runoff rates on persimmon plantations in Eastern Spain under low frequency–high magnitude simulated rainfall events A. Cerdà et al.
89. Runoff, soil erosion, and crop responses to Palash (Butea monosperma) leaf mulching in semi-arid vegetable production D. Kadam et al.
90. Effects of vegetation structure and spatial arrangement on soil Erosion in loess plateau G. Duan et al.
91. Multi‐criteria‐based Plant Species Selection for Gully and Riverbank Stabilization in a Sub‐humid Tropical Area A. Talema et al.
92. Investigating the root plasticity response of Centaurea jacea to soil water availability changes from isotopic analysis K. Kühnhammer et al.
93. Root morphological and mechanical properties of Lespedeza bicolor Turcz. on slopes at different altitudes M. Qi et al.
94. Plant traits in influencing soil moisture in semiarid grasslands of the Loess Plateau, China Q. Zhang et al.