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Soil Erosion and Soil Fertility

Dong Guang

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The concepts of soil erosion and soil fertility were summarized, the relationship between them was also analysed. The impact of soil erosion and soil fertility is interactive, soil erosion causes the decline of soil fertility, which in turn aggravates the soil erosion. On the basis of these, the problems that should be noticed as well as methods in dealing with soil erosion and cultivating soil fertility are also proposed.

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The concepts of soil erosion and soil fertility were summarized, the relationship between them was also analysed. The impact of soil erosion and soil fertility is interactive, soil erosion causes the decline of soil fertility, which in turn aggravates the soil erosion. On the basis of these, the problems that should be noticed as well as methods in dealing with soil erosion and cultivating soil fertility are also proposed.

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The concepts of soil erosion and soil fertility were summarized, the relationship between them was also analysed. The impact of soil erosion and soil fertility is interactive, soil erosion causes the decline of soil fertility, which in turn aggravates the soil erosion. On the basis of these, the problems that should be noticed as well as methods in dealing with soil erosion and cultivating soil fertility are also proposed.

Key concepts: Soil fertility, Erosion, Environmental science, Edaphology, Soil biodiversity, Fertility, No-till farming, Soil retrogression and degradation

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