Sediment transport in small streams is related to riparian buffer width : a comparison between wide and narrow riparian buffers
This study aims to provide information about how different widths of riparian buffers affect the quantity and quality of sediments transported in a small stream after a clear – cut harvest. Small streams have critical influences on downstream rivers and excessive transported sediments can have large...
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SLU/Dept. of Forest Ecology and Management
2022
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