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RESEARCH PRODUCT

Defining minimum runoff length allows for discriminating biocrusts and rainfall events

Eva Arnau-rosalenAdolfo Calvo-casesClément López-canfínClément López-canfínRoberto LázaroDavid FuentesConsuelo Rubio

subject

HydrologyRunoff connectivityTabernas DesertInfiltrationEnvironmental scienceBiological soil crustBiologia dels sòlsEcologíaSurface runoffSemiaridLength slope factorTaberans Desert

description

This study was started in the context of the research projects PECOS (REN2003-04570/GLO) and PREVEA (CGL2007-63258/BOS) , both funded by the Spanish National Plan for RD&I and by the European ERDF Funds (European Regional Development Fund) , and continued during the project SCIN (Soil Crust In-terNational, PRI-PIMBDV-2011-0874, European project of ERA-NET BIODIVERSA, the Spanish team being funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness) . The work was finally supported and culminated by the DINCOS project (CGL2016-78075-P, Spanish State Programme for Scientific Research) and by the European ERDF Funds (Euro-pean Regional Development Fund) . Consuelo Rubio's partici-pation was possible thanks to the contract as a doctoral student FPU18/00035. Dr. Javier Barbero advised us on mathemati-cal issues. Special thanks: This research was kindly facilitated by the Viciana brothers, landowners of the El Cautivo field site.

yearjournalcountryeditionlanguage
2021-11-15
10.2478/johh-2021-0029https://hdl.handle.net/10550/80903