Geoderma · 2021
Impact of climate, soil properties and grassland cover on soil water repellency
Sándor, R., Iovino, M., Lichner, L., Alagna, V., Forster, D., Fraser, M., Kollár, J., Šurda, P., Nagy, V., Szabó, A., Fodor, N.
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soil water repellency (SWR)
2
- increase
with sand contentsignificance not stated · European grassland sites: CI, CSP17, CSP44, PW, SeN and SeS · Conditional regional inference across four European grassland locations: coarser, sandy CSP/SE soils have greater likelihood of SWR than finer-textured humid PW. Climate, vegetation, organic matter and other soil properties differ among sites. No causal effect, sand-SWR regression, coefficient, numeric risk probability or association significance is reported. Texture sampled at 0-5 cm; repellency assessed at the exposed field surface.
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