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This study evaluates the spatial and temporal variability in soil water repellency (SWR) in two Mediterranean rangelands (with similar tree and shrub species) and its relationships to different eco-geomorphologic variables (climate, aspect, soil cover and some soil properties). Every month from October 2008 to May 2009 (rainy season), soil moisture and SWR was measured in field conditions by means...
The demographic pressure decrease in Southern Spanish Mediterranean mountainous areas in the mid twentieth century led to the abandonment of agriculture and rupture in the geo-ecosystem balance which had existed until then. Since then, different phases of recovery have been put into action to return the landscape to its earlier natural condition according to climate and soil degradation state after...
Changes in vegetation and soil hydrological resources occur in southern Spain because of the presence of a pluviometric gradient from west (1100mmyear −1 ) to east (240mmyear −1 ). Five hillslopes under different rainfall regimes were selected along this gradient and studied over a 4-year period. The objectives of the work were to analyze variation in soil moisture, water availability...
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