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[Spatial heterogeneity of soil water content under introduced shrub (Caragana korshinskii) in desert grassland of the eastern Ningxia, China].

Ya Nan Zhao, Yu Zhou, Hong Mei Wang

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was relatively large in the 0-20 and 20-40 cm soil layers (37.10-45.18 km) and small in the 40-200 cm soil layers (3.58-8.66 km). The results indicated that the introduction of C. korshinskii shrubs into desert grassland for vegetation recovery in recent decades have depleted soil water and accelerated the depletion of soil water in the deep layer (40-200 cm), leading to spatial heterogeneity and fragmentation of soil water (0-200 cm) with stronger effects at deep soil layer.

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was relatively large in the 0-20 and 20-40 cm soil layers (37.10-45.18 km) and small in the 40-200 cm soil layers (3.58-8.66 km). The results indicated that the introduction of C. korshinskii shrubs into desert grassland for vegetation recovery in recent decades have depleted soil water and accelerated the depletion of soil water in the deep layer (40-200 cm), leading to spatial heterogeneity and fragmentation of soil water (0-200 cm) with stronger effects at deep soil layer.

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was relatively large in the 0-20 and 20-40 cm soil layers (37.10-45.18 km) and small in the 40-200 cm soil layers (3.58-8.66 km). The results indicated that the introduction of C. korshinskii shrubs into desert grassland for vegetation recovery in recent decades have depleted soil water and accelerated the depletion of soil water in the deep layer (40-200 cm), leading to spatial heterogeneity and fragmentation of soil water (0-200 cm) with stronger effects at deep soil layer.

Key concepts: Soil water, Spatial variability, Soil science, Water content, Soil horizon, Environmental science, Shrub, Spatial heterogeneity

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