Infiltration Relationships is a conceptual framework within rangeland hydrology that characterizes the functional dependencies between infiltration rates and controlling soil, vegetation, and management factors to predict water entry into the soil matrix.
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Hydrologic Response of Diverse Western Rangelands
Frederick B. Pierson, Kenneth E. Spaeth, Mark A. Weltz et al. · Journal of Range Management · 2002 · 67 citations · Full text
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