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Preliminary Study on Water and Soil Erosion at Bamboo Stand

YE Hua-lin

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Experiment on soil erosion at bamboo stand with stimulated raining showed that slope was the major factor of soil erosion, especially when slope was over 30. Coverage on soil could effectively decrease soil content on surface runoff. Heavy rainfall, steep land and broadcast preparation of soil would cause serious water and soil erosion.

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Experiment on soil erosion at bamboo stand with stimulated raining showed that slope was the major factor of soil erosion, especially when slope was over 30. Coverage on soil could effectively decrease soil content on surface runoff. Heavy rainfall, steep land and broadcast preparation of soil would cause serious water and soil erosion.

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Experiment on soil erosion at bamboo stand with stimulated raining showed that slope was the major factor of soil erosion, especially when slope was over 30. Coverage on soil could effectively decrease soil content on surface runoff. Heavy rainfall, steep land and broadcast preparation of soil would cause serious water and soil erosion.

Key concepts: Bamboo, Surface runoff, Environmental science, Erosion, Hydrology (agriculture), Soil conservation, Water erosion, Soil loss

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