Phosphorus transport form slope cropland of purple soil at natural rainfall and simulated rainfall events were compared in this study.The results showed that
there were two process: overflow and subface flow.Runoff dynamic course were influenced by different rainfall intensity and crop coverage.The variation of rainfall intensity led to phosphorus moving through subface flow and resulted in eutrophication of local water.The flow charge of overland was bigger than the subsurface flow in both events
Phosphorus Transportation from Slope Cropland of Purple Soil at Natural and Stimulated Rainfall Events
Characteristics of Rainfall Runoff and Hydrological Dynamics on the Erosive Weathered Granite Slope
Response of Soil Water Content and Subsurface Flow to Rainfall Intensity in Purple Soil
Effects of Slope Gradient and Rainfall Intensity on Nitrogen Loss Under Artificial Simulated Rainfall
Response of Subsurface Flow to Rainfall Intensity in the Red Soil Slope with Embedded Gravel
Related Author
WANG Tao
ZHANG Jin-zhong
WANG Yu-kuan
ZHU Bo
GAO Yang
WU Yanhong
FEI Kai
SUN Tianyu
Related Institution
Institute of Soil and Water Resources and Environment, Zhejiang Key Laboratory of Agricultural Resources and Environment, College of Environmental and Resource Sciences of Zhejiang University
Institute of Soil and Water and Environmental Sciences, Zhejiang Key Laboratory of Agricultural Resources and Environment, College of Environment and Resource Science of Zhejiang University
College of Hydraulic & Environmental Engineering, Zhejiang University of Water Resources and Electric Power