Experimental study reveals how slope gradient influences interrill erosion across 20 soil types, highlighting the combined effects of raindrop impact and surface water flow.
Slope gradient is a factor influencing interrill erosion. Results of laboratory experiments using artificial rainfall with 20 soils with widely differing susceptibilities to interrill erosion were analyzed in terms of the effect of slope gradient on interrill erosion through a model that considers the effects of both raindrop impact and surface water flow on interrill erosion.
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