SSS8.2 | Land management and their relations to soil water retention potentials due to changes in vegetation and soil physical-chemical characteristics, from field to watershed scale
Land management and their relations to soil water retention potentials due to changes in vegetation and soil physical-chemical characteristics, from field to watershed scale
Soil water retention is being influenced by anthropogenic factors such as changes in soil management methods and land uses. These changes can affect the entire soil-plant-water systems and ecosystems, hence, monitoring these changes is necessary. The goal of this session is to share new insights into soil-water-plant relations and to advance our understanding of soil science with special focus on soil management methods and land use types. Studies on soil, soil moisture, plant measurements, modeling, and the influence of water retention measures are especially welcome in this session.
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