Soil pedestal dating in the degraded Salitre River basin in the northeast of Bahia, Brazil
This study evaluated possible causes of degradation of a microbasin (16 ha) in an area of the Salitre River Basin undergoing desertification, in North-eastern Brazil. Interrill erosion in the microbasin was estimated based on measurements of topography, soil erodibility, rainfall erosivity and land...
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