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Water Erosion in Different Slope Lengths on Bare Soil

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Figure 1. The relation between (a) values of water loss (WL) and rain height (RH) (p<0.01) and  (b) values of soil losses (SL) and erosivity (EI 30 ) (p<0.05) (individual values of each variable and  average of the treatments).
Table 1. Values of total soil losses in the different treatments obtained in the period from July 4,  2014 to June 18, 2015 and expressed in weight per unit of area and in weight for each slope length  studied (average of replications)
Table 2.  Values of erosivity (EI 30 ), soil loss (SL), rain depth (RD), and water loss (WL) obtained from July 2014 to June 2015 and annual  total (T), in different treatments (average of replications)
Table 3.  Values of SL estimated by the USLE and RUSLE, R factor (EI 30 ), K factor, L factor, S factor, C factor, and P factor in the  different treatments (Treat) (average of replications)
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