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Characteristics of Soil Preferential Flow Development in Desert Steppe with Different Degradation Degrees
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    • Characteristics of Soil Preferential Flow Development in Desert Steppe with Different Degradation Degrees

    • Journal of Soil and Water Conservation   Vol. 39, Issue 4, Pages: 22-30(2025)

    • DOI：10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2025.04.001    

      CLC： S812.4
    • CSTR：32310.14.stbcxb.2025.04.001    

    • Received：11 December 2024，

      Revised：2025-02-12，

      Accepted：20 April 2025，

      Online First：16 May 2025，

      Published：01 August 2025

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  • LI Xiang， GUO Yuefeng， QI Wei. Characteristics of soil preferential flow development in desert steppe with different degradation degrees［J］. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation， 2025， 39（4）：22-30. DOI： 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2025.04.001. CSTR： 32310.14.stbcxb.2025.04.001.

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