Li et al., 2020 - Google Patents
The contributions of the largest erosive events to sediment yields in karst catchmentsLi et al., 2020
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- Li Z
- Xu X
- Zhu J
- Xu C
- Wang K
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- Water Resources Research
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A large proportion of the soil loss is generally produced by a small number of large erosive events; these events are primarily responsible for the time compression of geomorphic processes. This issue, however, has received little attention in subtropical humid karst areas …
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