Successional stages of biological soil crusts and their microstructure variability in Shapotou region (China)

By Shubin Lan, Li Wu, Delu Zhang, Chunxiang Hu. Environmental Earth Sciences, 2011

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Subfields: Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Environmental Chemistry

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• Biological soil crust and disturbance controls on surface hydrology in a semi-arid ecosystem (2017, background): “Yet, it has also been found that with increasing biocrust succession, an increased porosity and decreasing bulk density occurred across different soil types (Guo et al. 2008, Zaady and Offer 2010, Miralles-Mellado et al. 2011, Lan et al. 2012, Felde et al. 2014).”