Rill erosion processes on a steep colluvial deposit slope under heavy rainfall in flume experiments with artificial rain
Authors:
- Fangshi JiangFJFangshi Jiang
- Zhenzhi ZhanZZZhenzhi Zhan
- Jialin ChenJCJialin Chen
- Jinshi LinJLJinshi Lin
- Ming Kuang WangMWMing Kuang Wang
- Hongli GeHGHongli Ge
- Yanhe HuangYHYanhe Huang
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (41571272)
- Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province (2017J01459)
- Ministry of Science and Technology (2014BAD15B0303)
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