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Quantifying the effects of forests on water and soil conservation helps further understanding of ecological functions and improving vegetation reconstruction in water-eroded areas. Studies on the effects of vegetation on water and soil conservation have generally focused on vegetation types or vegetation horizontal distribution densities. However, only a few studies have used indicators that consider...
Determining the effects of the critical structure of forests on soil and water conservation aids in understanding forest functions and scientific decision-making in management practices. Quadratic polynomial regression models were established for five pure tree (Pinus massoniana Lamb) plots between vegetation fractional coverage (VFC) and soil/water conservation effects (SCE/WCE) for 144 erosive rainfall...
In order to prevent soil erosion in southern China, a study was performed to determine the drivers of sediment concentration variation using simulated rainfall and four soil management systems under field condition. Four soil management systems, i.e., forest and grass coverage (FG), forest coverage with disturbed soil surface (FD), contour tillage (CT) and downslope tillage (DT), were exposed to two...
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