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2. Soil Physicochemical Properties Variation under Annual Crop and Coffee Landuse in the Chentale Watershed, Upper Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia F. Tebekew et al.
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4. Intensive land restoration projects alter mechanisms underpinning spatiotemporal soil moisture variability at a catchment scale: A case study in China Y. Zhao et al.
5. Multi-Ecohydrological Interactions Between Groundwater and Vegetation of Groundwater-Dependent Ecosystems in Semi-Arid Regions: A Case Study in the Hailiutu River Basin L. Zeng et al.
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9. Characteristics and Estimation of Dew in the Loess Hilly Region of Northern Shaanxi Province, China Z. Jia et al.
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11. Spatio-temporal variations and drivers of ecological carrying capacity in a typical mountain-oasis-desert area, Xinjiang, China J. Wang et al.
12. Effects of topographic domain and land use on spatial variability of deep soil moisture in the semi-arid Loess Plateau of China B. Yu et al.
13. Identification of ecosystem services supply and demand and driving factors in Taihu Lake Basin J. Li
14. Advantage of mixed trees in the trade-off between soil water storage and tree biomass: A meta-analysis from artificially planted forests in Chinese Loess Plateau C. Gong et al.
15. Response of soil moisture and vegetation growth to precipitation under different land uses in the Northern Loess Plateau, China Q. Yang et al.
16. Effect of different vegetation restoration on soil properties in the semi-arid Loess Plateau of China W. Wu et al.
17. Shifts bidirectional dependency between vegetation greening and soil moisture over the past four decades in China Z. Yang et al.
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19. Contribution of Non-Rainfall Water Input to Surface Soil Moisture in a Tropical Dry Forest M. Guerreiro et al.
20. Combined effects of multiple factors on spatiotemporally varied soil moisture in China’s Loess Plateau B. Li et al.
21. Response of deep soil moisture to different vegetation types in the Loess Plateau of northern Shannxi, China Q. Gou & Q. Zhu
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23. Variations of deep soil moisture under different vegetation restoration types in a watershed of the Loess Plateau, China T. Meng & P. Sun
24. The dimensions of deep-layer soil desiccation and its impact on xylem hydraulic conductivity in dryland tree plantations N. He et al.
25. Variations of soil infiltration in response to vegetation restoration and its influencing factors on the Loess Plateau S. Zhang et al.
26. Soil moisture response to land use and topography across a semi-arid watershed: Implications for vegetation restoration on the Chinese Loess Plateau L. Xia et al.
27. Determination of optimum solum thickness of sloping cropland for maize plantation in an Entisol based on water use strategy and plant traits L. Chen et al.
28. The New Dominator of the World: Modeling the Global Distribution of the Japanese Beetle under Land Use and Climate Change Scenarios F. Della Rocca & P. Milanesi
29. Ecosystem service trade-offs and their influencing factors: A case study in the Loess Plateau of China Q. Feng et al.
30. Fast-growing forest management to regulate the balance between wood production and water supply C. Cassiano et al.
31. The coupling interaction of soil organic carbon stock and water storage after vegetation restoration on the Loess Plateau, China Y. Chen et al.
32. Intensive land restoration profoundly alters the spatial and seasonal patterns of deep soil water storage at watershed scales Y. Zhao et al.
33. Variation Characteristics and Influencing Factors of Soil Moisture Content in the Lime Concretion Black Soil Region in Northern Anhui M. Du et al.
34. Variability of Tamarix spp. characteristics in riparian plant communities are affected by soil properties and accessibility of anthropogenic disturbance in the lower reaches of Heihe River, China J. Ding et al.
35. Factors influencing soil moisture in the Loess Plateau, China: a review W. ZHAO et al.
36. The efficiency of organic C sequestration in deep soils is enhanced by drier climates S. Wang et al.
37. Improving predictions of evapotranspiration by integrating multi-source observations and land surface model X. He et al.
38. Evaluating the effectiveness of the Shan-Shui Initiatives in China Y. Jiang et al.
39. Response of hydrological processes to event- and annual-scale precipitation extremes in a rocky mountainous area of northern China Y. Wu et al.
40. Vegetation restoration affects soil hydrological processes in typical natural and planted forests on the Loess Plateau X. Liu et al.
41. The potential contribution of soil moisture to fog formation in the Namib Desert B. Adhikari & L. Wang
42. Response of Soil Fauna to the Shift in a Riparian Landscape along an Urban–Rural Habitat Gradient Y. Huang et al.
43. The spatial variability of soil water storage and its controlling factors during dry and wet periods on loess hillslopes X. Mei et al.
44. Deep soil moisture limits the sustainable vegetation restoration in arid and semi-arid Loess Plateau B. Li et al.
45. Deep soil water deficit causes Populus simonii Carr degradation in the three north shelterbelt region of China X. Liang et al.
46. Assessment of Spatial Heterogeneity of Soil Moisture in the Critical Zone of Gully Consolidation and Highland Protection A. Huo et al.
47. Response of deep soil water deficit to afforestation, soil depth, and precipitation gradient J. Zhou et al.
48. Trading-off ecosystem services for better ecological restoration: A case study in the Loess Plateau of China Q. Feng et al.
49. Disentangling the Effects of Tree and Soil Properties on the Water Uptake of a Waterlogging Tolerant Tree in the Yangtze River Delta, China B. Zhang et al.
50. Effects of reforestation on plant species diversity on the Loess Plateau of China: A case study in Danangou catchment J. Wang et al.
51. Agricultural drought monitoring based on soil moisture derived from the optical trapezoid model in Mozambique S. Mananze & I. Pôças
52. Quantifying the influence of vegetation change and multiple environmental factors on evapotranspiration in an inland river basin of the arid region from 1985 to 2020 J. Xiao et al.
53. Coupling mechanism between vegetation and multi-depth soil moisture in arid–semiarid area: Shift of dominant role from vegetation to soil moisture X. Yang et al.
54. Precipitation and plant community-weighted mean traits determine total transpirable soil water in a desert grassland J. Chen et al.
55. Soil erodibility and its influencing factors on the Loess Plateau of China: a case study in the Ansai watershed W. Zhao et al.
56. Evaluation of global seamless soil moisture products over China: A perspective of soil moisture sensitivity to precipitation X. Hong et al.
57. Relationship between soil water content and soil particle size on typical slopes of the Loess Plateau during a drought year X. Zhang et al.
58. Revegetation induces asynchronous changes of deep soil carbon and nitrogen stocks in the Loess Plateau of China F. Wang et al.
59. Study on the Influence of Topography on Dew Amount—A Case Study of Hilly and Gully Regions in the Loess Plateau, China Z. Jia et al.
60. Variations and controlling factors of vegetation dynamics on the Qingzang Plateau of China over the recent 20 years X. Zhang et al.
61. Spatial variation of correlations between vertical soil water and evapotranspiration and their controlling factors in a semi-arid region Y. A et al.
62. Phenology determines water use strategies of three economic tree species in the semi-arid Loess Plateau of China W. Wu et al.
63. Effects of land use patterns on slope soil water in the semiarid Loess Plateau, China L. Jiao et al.
64. Quantifying spatiotemporal variations in soil moisture driven by vegetation restoration on the Loess Plateau of China L. Qiu et al.
65. Effects of plantation types and patterns on rainfall partition in soil in a mid-subtropical region of China M. Sui et al.
66. Regional variations in plant-available soil water storage and related driving factors in the middle reaches of the Yellow River Basin, China C. Zhao et al.
67. Spatial variability of surface soil water content and its influencing factors on shady and sunny slopes of an alpine meadow on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau Z. Zhang et al.
68. Distribution of Shrubland and Grassland Soil Erodibility on the Loess Plateau X. Zhang et al.
69. Characteristics of soil moisture variation with land-use in the Haean basin of Gangwon province S. Lee et al.
70. Effects of Climatic Variability on Soil Water Content in an Alpine Kobresia Meadow, Northern Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau, China M. Si et al.
71. Multivariate proxy-based analysis of the trade-off between active and stable soil organic carbon pools in typical planted and natural forests on the eastern Loess Plateau T. Feng et al.
72. Comparing water uptake patterns of two tree species using stable isotopes on the Loess Plateau, China Y. Cui et al.
73. Changes and trends of soil water resources under land use conversion in the loess tableland-gully region over the past 20 years K. Du et al.
74. Soil moisture dynamics under Caragana korshinskii shrubs of different ages in Wuzhai County on the Loess Plateau, China H. LIANG et al.
75. Soil water depletion and restoration under inter-conversion of food crop and alfalfa with three consecutive wet years J. Ge et al.
76. The spatial distribution and temporal variation of desert riparian forests and their influencing factors in the downstream Heihe River basin, China J. Ding et al.
77. Higher soil capacity of intercepting heavy rainfall in mixed stands than in pure stands in riparian forests B. Zhang et al.
78. Deep soil water storage varies with vegetation type and rainfall amount in the Loess Plateau of China R. Cao et al.
79. Severe depletion of available deep soil water induced by revegetation on the arid and semiarid Loess Plateau B. Li et al.
80. Soil Moisture Loss in Planted Forests and Its Driving Factors: A Case Study of the Nanpan River Basin H. Yu et al.
81. The Role of Root Morphology and Pulling Direction in Pullout Resistance of Alfalfa Roots Q. Yang et al.
82. Does increasing forest age lead to greater trade-offs in ecosystem services? A study of a Robinia pseudoacacia artificial forest on the Loess Plateau, China D. Zhao et al.
83. Afforestation may accelerate the depletion of deep soil moisture on the Loess Plateau: Evidence from a meta‐analysis H. Liang et al.
84. The role of landscape morphology on soil moisture variability in semi‐arid ecosystems A. Srivastava et al.
85. Revegetation with artificial plants improves topsoil hydrological properties but intensifies deep-soil drying in northern Loess Plateau, China Q. Zhang et al.
86. Attribution analysis based on Budyko hypothesis for land evapotranspiration change in the Loess Plateau, China G. He et al.
87. Soil moisture and electrical conductivity relationships under typical Loess Plateau land covers T. Turkeltaub et al.
88. Characterizing spatial-temporal patterns and abrupt changes in deep soil moisture across an intensively managed watershed Y. Wang et al.
89. Towards a novel high-spatial-resolution satellite rainfall product from C-band SAR Sentinel-1 over Central South Korea based on a bottom-up approach H. Nguyen et al.
90. Converting croplands into perennials may contribute to the deep soil nitrogen (N) accumulation in N‐limited region: Evidence from the arid and semi‐arid Chinese Loess Plateau B. Li et al.
91. Mapping the response of volumetric soil water content to an intense rainfall event at the field scale using GPR Q. Cao et al.
92. Soil desiccation trends after afforestation in the Loess Plateau of China J. Wang et al.
93. Soil properties of apple orchards on China's Loess Plateau M. Yang et al.
94. Impacts of deep-rooted fruit trees on recharge of deep soil water using stable and radioactive isotopes P. Shi et al.
95. Effects of land use change on soil moisture content at different soil depths R. Chia et al.
96. Spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors of shallow and deep soil moisture under ecological restoration in the loess plateau, China Y. Wen et al.
97. Soil moisture driven by vegetation restoration on the Chinese Loess Plateau: a synthesis and meta-analysis S. Jian et al.
98. Different Jargon, Same Goals: Collaborations between Landscape Architects and Ecologists to Maximize Biodiversity in Urban Lawn Conversions A. Kiers et al.
99. Asymmetric responses of summer soil moisture anomalies to the large-scale teleconnections on the Loess Plateau between 2000 and 2020 J. Hu et al.
100. Contrasting effects of plant above- and below-ground functional traits on ecosystem services in artificial forestlands and natural grasslands across vegetation zones J. Wang et al.
101. Global quantification of the bidirectional dependence between vegetation productivity and multi-layer soil moisture Y. Liu et al.
102. Modeling long-term soil water dynamics in response to land-use change in a semi-arid area X. Bai et al.
103. Effects of long-term afforestation and natural grassland recovery on soil properties and quality in Loess Plateau (China) J. Wang et al.
104. Spatiotemporal relationships between remotely sensed soil moisture and NDVI in semi-arid areas of Morocco by coupling SMOS and MODIS products R. Khellouk & A. Barakat
105. Soil water dynamics based on a contrastive experiment between vegetated and non-vegetated sites in a semiarid region in Northwest China M. Zhao et al.
106. Increased sensitivity of vegetation to soil moisture and its key mechanisms in the Loess Plateau, China X. Wang et al.
107. Capacity and Distribution of Water Stored in the Vadose Zone of the Chinese Loess Plateau Y. Zhu et al.
108. Identifying multivariate controls of water and nitrate in deep loess deposits under different land use types W. Ji et al.
109. Subsoil organic carbon turnover is dominantly controlled by soil properties in grasslands across China Y. Shi et al.
110. Comparison of Machine Learning Parametric and Non-Parametric Techniques for Determining Soil Moisture: Case Study at Las Palmas Andean Basin C. López-Bermeo et al.
111. The variability in soil water storage on the loess hillslopes in China and its estimation X. Mei et al.