Grazing-Induced Changes to Biological Soil Crust Cover Mediate Hillslope Erosion in Long-Term Exclosure Experiment

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RT @USGSAZ: What are the roles of biocrusts, soil type & precipitation in influencing hillslope erosion in a #dryland long-term exclosure e…

24 Jan 2020

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What are the roles of biocrusts, soil type & precipitation in influencing hillslope erosion in a #dryland long-term exclosure experiment on the #ColoradoPlateau? Find out in the new #USGS_SBSC paper: https://t.co/PWVe2vfUd0 #USGS https://t.co/6RMdXuCz

24 Jan 2020

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New #USGS_SBSC paper published in Rangeland Ecology & Management (@ELSenviron) presents results on importance of biocrusts, soil type & precipitation on #dryland hillslope erosion in long-term exclosure experiment on #ColoradoPlateau: https://t.co/

17 Jan 2020

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Grazing-induced changes to biological crust cover mediate hillslope erosion in long-term enclosure by Fick, Belnap, Duniway https://t.co/0XrpxJ8zWc #KeepItWild

26 Dec 2019

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