Variations of soil properties and soil surface loss after fire in rotational shifting cultivation in Northern Thailand

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RT @FrontEnvSci: New Research: Variations of soil properties and soil surface loss after fire in rotational shifting cultivation in Norther…

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New Research: Variations of soil properties and soil surface loss after fire in rotational shifting cultivation in Northern Thailand #Envsci https://t.co/R5LypXumY9

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Rotational Shifting cultivation (RSC) on sloped land in Northern Thailand induces soil erosion. The movement of nutrients from the upper part of the slope to the lower part is remarkable. Erosion prevention is an important issue in the RSC. https://t.co/Cb

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