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20. Determining hot moments/spots of hillslope soil moisture variations based on high-resolution spatiotemporal soil moisture data.

21. Comparing the spatio-temporal variations of soil water content and soil free water content at the hillslope scale.

22. Influences of sampling size and pattern on the uncertainty of correlation estimation between soil water content and its influencing factors.

23. Applying fractal analysis to detect spatio-temporal variability of soil moisture content on two contrasting land use hillslopes.

24. Combining the ensemble mean and bias correction approaches to reduce the uncertainty in hillslope-scale soil moisture simulation.

25. Using different multimodel ensemble approaches to simulate soil moisture in a forest site with six traditional pedotransfer functions.

26. Toward a framework for the multimodel ensemble prediction of soil nitrogen losses.

27. Uncertainty analysis and ensemble bias-correction method for predicting nitrate leaching in tea garden soils.

28. Responses of soil carbon and nitrogen cycles to the physical influences of rock fragment in soils.

29. Spatial drivers of ecosystem services supply-demand balances in the Nanjing metropolitan area, China.

30. Digital mapping of the global soil δ15N at 0.1° × 0.1° resolution using random forest regression with climate classification.

31. Identifying representative sites to simultaneously predict hillslope surface and subsurface mean soil water contents.

32. Using residual analysis in electromagnetic induction data interpretation to improve the prediction of soil properties.

33. Variations of leachate CO2 and N2O concentrations on typical cultivated and natural hillslopes in southeastern hilly area of China.

34. Soil nitrate leaching of tea plantation and its responses to seasonal drought and wetness scenarios.

35. Comparing the variations and controlling factors of soil N2O emissions and NO3–-N leaching on tea and bamboo hillslopes.

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