The comprehensive control of soil and water conservation is the essential measure to prevent landslides and debris flow in the loess plateau
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The comprehensive control of soil and water conservation is the essential measure to prevent landslides and debris flow in the loess plateau
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 8, Issue 6, Pages: 69-72(1989)
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黄河水利委员会西峰水土保持科学试验站
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Wang Dexian. The comprehensive control of soil and water conservation is the essential measure to prevent landslides and debris flow in the loess plateau[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(6): 69-72.
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Wang Dexian. The comprehensive control of soil and water conservation is the essential measure to prevent landslides and debris flow in the loess plateau[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(6): 69-72.DOI:
The comprehensive control of soil and water conservation is the essential measure to prevent landslides and debris flow in the loess plateau
At first the paper introduces the meaning.and contents ofcomprehen-sive transforming of soil and water conservation
and points out thatthe landslides and debris flows in the loess plateau area are the essentialfactors to increase the soil and water loss. It combines the comprehensivecontrolling experience of typical small basin such as Jiuyuan gully
Luergully and Nanxiaohe gully
puts forward that the comprehensivecontrol-ling of landslide and debris flow is the fundamental measures.
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