2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.agwat.2011.03.007
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Sustainable recovery of soil desiccation in semi-humid region on the Loess Plateau

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“…Permanent DSL was stable, with extremely difficult soil water replenishment because of limited rainfall and high vegetation water consumption (Wang et al, 2010b(Wang et al, , 2011a. As groundwater was unusable for recovery of soil desiccation due to thick loess deposits, undoing soil desiccation in the Loess Plateau could only be achieved over long period of time (Wang et al, 2011b). Permanent soil desiccation therefore has long-term implications for hydrological processes, sustainable ecological restoration and social stability in the Loess Plateau.…”
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“…Permanent DSL was stable, with extremely difficult soil water replenishment because of limited rainfall and high vegetation water consumption (Wang et al, 2010b(Wang et al, , 2011a. As groundwater was unusable for recovery of soil desiccation due to thick loess deposits, undoing soil desiccation in the Loess Plateau could only be achieved over long period of time (Wang et al, 2011b). Permanent soil desiccation therefore has long-term implications for hydrological processes, sustainable ecological restoration and social stability in the Loess Plateau.…”
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“…Temporary DSL, however, mostly occurs in semi-humid regions. Permanent DSL is difficult to reclaim in the Loess Plateau due to generally limited rainfall, deep groundwater, vegetation consumption and intense evaporation (Wang et al, 2011b). The formation of permanent DSL could have profound and long-term impact on ecological and hydrological processes.…”
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“…Removal of water by evaporation from porous media, resulting in subsurface desiccation, has been the topic of research in several applications such as desiccation cracking of clays (Peron et al, 2009; Tang et al, 2011), the effects of desiccation on plant production and nutrient uptake (van Oorschot et al, 1998), the recovery of vegetation on extremely dry soils after wildfires (Wang et al, 2011), vapor transport in porous media (Shokri et al, 2009a, 2009b; Shokri and Or, 2011), and evaporation from land surfaces (Bittelli et al, 2008). All these applications are passive in nature.…”
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“…regions, DSM even becomes the main constraining factor of plant productivity and ecosystem sustainability (Wang et al, 2010c(Wang et al, , 2011a. Traditionally the boundary of deep soil moisture is not clearly defined.…”
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