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Vegetation, in the form of cover crops, wind strips or postharvest residues is typically used as a means of managing agricultural soils prone to wind erosion. Similarly, trees and shrubs are used as windbreaks to inhibit the transport of snow or soil across roads and fields. In coastal and arid regions, vegetation is used as a means of stabilizing mobile sand
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