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Investigation reveals varying erosion causes in Mississippi counties, highlighting farming practices and temperature implications.
A study was made by these investigators to determine the possible causes of the wide differences in erosion in the various counties of Mississippi. Factors considered were differences in temperature, variations in depth of loess, changes in underlying strata, frequency of fires, and past farming practices. Rainfall, found to be a constant, was ruled out as a possible factor.
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Lentz et al. (1930) studied this question.
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