The coupling effects of grass and shrub with biological crust on the overland flow hydrodynamic characteristics
Authors:
- Chenxi DanCDChenxi Dan
- Gang LiuGang Liu
- Qiong ZhangQZQiong Zhang
- Yunge ZhaoYZYunge Zhao
- Enshuai ShenESEnshuai Shen
- Chang LiuCLChang Liu
- Ya LiuYLYa Liu
- Chengbo ShuCSChengbo Shu
- Xiaolin XiaXXXiaolin Xia
- Dandan LiuDLDandan Liu
- Zhen GuoZGZhen Guo
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