Effects of land use on catchment runoff and soil loss in the sub-humid Ethiopian highlands
Authors:
- Dessalegn C. DagnewDDDessalegn C. Dagnew
- Christian D. GuzmanCGChristian D. Guzman
- Adugnaw T. AkaleAAAdugnaw T. Akale
- Tigist Y. TebebuTTTigist Y. Tebebu
- Assefa D. ZegeyeAZAssefa D. Zegeye
- Wolde MekuriaWMWolde Mekuria
- Seifu A. TilahunSTSeifu A. Tilahun
- Tammo S. SteenhuisTSTammo S. Steenhuis
- 1 November 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Ecohydrology & Hydrobiology
- Vol. 17 (4) , 274-282
Abstract
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