Hedgerow impacts on soil-water transfer due to rainfall interception and root-water uptake.

M. Corson G. Ghazavi Y. Hamon J.C. Marie P. Mérot Zahra Thomas 1
1 SAS - Sol Agro et hydrosystème Spatialisation
Abstract : Hedgerow is one of the most important rural landscapes in the world, especially in Europe.Knowledge about the hydrological role of hedgerows is useful ill many fields Of study, such as hydrological modelling
Keywords : hedgerow network rainfall interception root distribution soil-water potentiaLandgroundwater dynamic agricultural landscape temperate climate southern england crop production tree hydrology forest agroforestry dynamics balance
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M. Corson, G. Ghazavi, Y. Hamon, J.C. Marie, P. Mérot, et al.. Hedgerow impacts on soil-water transfer due to rainfall interception and root-water uptake.. Hydrological Processes, Wiley, 2008, 22 (24), pp.4723-4735. ⟨hal-00729866⟩

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