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Plant litter can control land degradation by increasing soil organic matter and decreasing soil erosion by covering the soil surface or being incorporated into topsoil. However, the effect of litter incorporation on soil erosion is not clear. This study aimed to investigate the effect of litter incorporation into topsoil on interrill erosion. The poorly decomposed litter was collected from the field...
Water erosion on hillslopes is a worldwide environmental problem, which is a rainfall‐induced process, especially extreme rainfall. The great intensity of extreme rainfall strongly enhances the power of overland flow to detach soil and transport sediment. Plant litter is one of the most important constituents of ecosystems that often covers the soil surface and can be incorporated into topsoil. However,...
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