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Use of palm-mat geotextiles for soil conservation : I. Effects on soil properties
  • Field experiments were conducted at Hilton, east Shropshire, U.K. during 2007–2009, to study the impacts of Borassus and Buriti mats on selected properties of the topsoil. Ten fixed plots were established, with duplicate treatments : (i) bare soil
  • ; (ii) permanent grassed; (iii) bare soil with 1 m Borassus-mat buffer strips at the lower end of the plots; (iv) bare soil with 1 m Buriti mat buffer strips at the lower end of the plots; and (v) completely-covered with Borassus mats. Initial and final
  • 2011
Near-surface temperatures and heat balance of bare outcrops exposed to solar radiation
  • Near-surface temperatures and heat balance of bare outcrops exposed to solar radiation
  • 2011
Carbon fluxes from eroding peatlands – the carbon benefit of revegetation following wildfire
  • The AA. measured the carbon budget of 8 sites: 4 restored-revegetated sites, 2 unrestored bare soil control sites, and 2 intact vegetated controls over 2 years (2006-2008). They considered the following flux pathways: dissolved organic carbon (DOC
  • ); particulate organic carbon (POC); dissolved carbon dioxide (CO2); primary productivity; net ecosystem respiration, and methane (CH4). The study shows that unrestored, bare peat sites can have significant carbon losses. Most sites showed improved carbon budgets
  • 2011
Bare life : border-crossing deaths and spaces of moral alibi
  • Bare life : border-crossing deaths and spaces of moral alibi
  • 2011
The rates and spatial patterns of annual riverbank erosion revealed through terrestrial laser-scanner surveys of the South River, Virginia
  • bank topography data collected using a terrestrial laser scanner. Discussion of the model comparisons of the retreat on forested bank and grassy bank. The results suggest that three-dimensional gridded bare-earth models of bank topography may
  • 2011
Using beryllium-7 to monitor the relative proportions of interrill and rill erosion from loessal soil slopes in a single rainfall event
  • The aim of this research was to use 7Be as a tracer to partition the sediment removed from bare, hand-cultivated, loessal soil plots by either interrill or rill erosion processes and to estimate their proportions in (1) the total soil loss, (2
  • 2011
Influence of grass soil cover on water runoff and soil detachment under rainfall simulation in a sub-humid South African degraded rangeland
  • African terrace showing progressive stages of vegetal degradation, from total grass soil cover to completely bare surfaces. The main objective was to evaluate the impact of grass cover on soil infiltration by water and sheet erosion. A second objective
  • 2011
Using palm-mat geotextiles on an arable soil for water erosion control in the UK
  • and soil erosion. Although buffer strips of Borassus mats were as effective as whole plot cover of the same mats, the longevity of Borassus mats was nearly twice that of Buriti mats. Thus, use of Borassus mats as buffer strips on bare plots is highly
  • 2011
Effects of oil mill wastes on surface soil properties, runoff and soil losses in traditional olive groves in southern Spain
  • the infiltration of rainwater. Treatment with oil mill wastes contributed to a reduction in runoff generation and soil losses compared to bare soil, especially when applied olive leaves.
  • 2011
Controls of infiltration-runoff processes in Mediterranean karst rangelands in SE Spain
  • in the limestone karst landscape, while bare patches and rock outcrops acted as sources for runoff.
  • 2011