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2. Artificially cultivated grasslands decrease the activation of soil detachment and soil erodibility on the alpine degraded hillslopes
3. Positive effects of leguminous shrub encroachment on multiple ecosystem functions of alpine meadows and steppes greatly depended on increasing soil nutrient
4. Divergent successions to shrubs- and forbs-dominated meadows decrease ecosystem multifunctionality of hillside alpine meadow
5. Warming differentially affects above- and belowground ecosystem functioning of the semi-arid alpine grasslands
6. Divergent successions increase soil water recharge capacity accompanied by higher evapotranspiration in alpine meadow
7. Divergent shift of normal alpine meadow towards shrub and degraded meadows reduces soil water retention and storage capacity
8. A nature-based solution to reduce soil water vertical leakage in arid sandy land
9. The drought-induced succession decreased ecosystem multifunctionality of alpine swamp meadow
10. Climate change-induced shrub encroachment changes soil hydraulic properties and inhibits herbaceous growth in alpine meadows
11. Alpine meadow patches unevenly regulate runoff and sediment yield generation on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
12. Contributions of plant litter to soil microbial activity improvement and soil nutrient enhancement along with herb and shrub colonization expansions in an arid sandy land
13. Role of cultivars and grass in the stability of soil moisture and temperature in an organic vineyard
14. Response of termite mounds to changes of geomorphic forms and processes and associated edaphic variations
15. Shrub encroachment increases soil carbon and nitrogen stocks in alpine grassland ecosystems of the central Tibetan Plateau
16. Shrub encroachment increases soil erosion risk in hillside alpine meadows of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, NW China
17. Fragmentation alters the soil water conservation capacity of hillside alpine meadows on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
18. Restoration of a hillslope grassland with an ecological grass species (Elymus tangutorum) favors rainfall interception and water infiltration and reduces soil loss on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
19. Shrub encroachment in alpine meadows increases the potential risk of surface soil salinization by redistributing soil water
20. Contribution of fine roots mechanical property of Poaceae grasses to soil erosion resistance on the Loess Plateau
21. Effectiveness of mixed cultivated grasslands to reduce sediment concentration in runoff on hillslopes in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
22. Soil water deficit was effectively alleviated by higher water infiltration after the short-term forestland-to-farmland conversion in semi-arid area
23. Shrub encroachment enhances the infiltration capacity of alpine meadows by changing the community composition and soil conditions
24. Microtopographic heterogeneity mediates the soil respiration response to grazing in an alpine swamp meadow on the Tibetan Plateau
25. Contribution of root decay process on soil infiltration capacity and soil water replenishment of planted forestland in semi-arid regions
26. Regulation of alpine meadow patch coverage on runoff and sediment under natural rainfall on the eastern Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
27. Combined ecological and economic benefits of the solar photovoltaic industry in arid sandy ecosystems
28. Bioaccumulation and translocation of rare earth elements in two forage legumes grown in soils treated with coal fly ash
29. Grazing exclusion promotes grasses functional group dominance via increasing of bud banks in steppe community
30. Soil water response of plant functional groups along an artificial legume grassland succession under semi-arid conditions
31. Fine roots determine soil infiltration potential than soil water content in semi-arid grassland soils
32. Preferential water flow: Influence of alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) decayed root channels on soil water infiltration
33. Runoff maintenance and sediment reduction of different grasslands based on simulated rainfall experiments
34. Effects of grazing exclusion on carbon sequestration in China's grassland
35. Root channels to indicate the increase in soil matrix water infiltration capacity of arid reclaimed mine soils
36. Mosaic-pattern vegetation formation and dynamics driven by the water–wind crisscross erosion
37. Mixed artificial grasslands with more roots improved mine soil infiltration capacity
38. Grazing exclusion effects on above- and below-ground C and N pools of typical grassland on the Loess Plateau (China)
39. Interactions of soil water content heterogeneity and species diversity patterns in semi-arid steppes on the Loess Plateau of China
40. Ice-covered soil significantly minimizes topsoil water loss in a semi-arid farmland
41. Reply to the comment on “Effects of grazing exclusion on carbon sequestration in China's grassland”
42. Chapter One - The application potential of coal fly ash for selenium biofortification
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