Runoff generation in an intensively disturbed, abandoned farmland catchment, Central Spanish Pyrenees
Authors:
- J.M. Garcı́a-RuizJGJ.M. Garcı́a-Ruiz
- J. ArnáezJAJ. Arnáez
- S. Beguerı́aSBS. Beguerı́a
- M. SeegerM. Seeger
- C. Martı́-BonoCMC. Martı́-Bono
- D. RegüésDRD. Regüés
- N. Lana-RenaultN. Lana-Renault
- S. WhiteSWS. White
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