Effects of spatial variations in rock fragments related to tillage on hydrological processes and sediment transport
Authors:
- Jiadong DaiJDJiadong Dai
- Jianhui ZhangJZJianhui Zhang
- Ke XueKXKe Xue
- Feng YangFYFeng Yang
- Fucheng HuangFHFucheng Huang
- Hu ZhaoHZHu Zhao
- Xiaoyun MaXMXiaoyun Ma
- Changjiang DaiCDChangjiang Dai
- Yuanmao XuYXYuanmao Xu
- Mingtao LiMLMingtao Li
- Haichao XuHXHaichao Xu
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (41877069)
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