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Physiographic factors effectively alter soil properties and carbon storage. However, previous research on the effect of topographic factors affecting soil properties on carbon stocks in tea plantations has been limited in the humid Black Sea region. The aim of this study was to determine the effects of elevation, aspect, and soil depth on carbon stocks and soil properties of tea plantations in the...
Vegetation is one of the key factors affecting soil erosion in semi-arid environments. The evaluation of the influence of Sainfoin on soil erosion can provide important information about soil and water conservation. In this study, the effects of vegetation destruction and vegetation restoration on soil erosion were quantified using data from field runoff plots established in a semi-arid zone in Northeastern...
This study investigated the effects of black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.), mixed species plantation (MSP) [black locust (R. pseudoacacia L) and stone pine (Pinus pinea L.)] on surface soil properties in eroded clay soils. Three land use types were selected; black locust plantation area (BLP), mixed species plantation (MSP), and adjacent bare fields (control site) (ABA), in a semi-arid region in...
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