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• W4382133300 abstract "Soil erosion and surface pollution near reservoirs can adversely affect water quality and safety. Soil aggregate stability is an important predictor of soil water loss and erosion resistance that is strongly influenced by land use. This study therefore aimed to identify factors affecting soil aggregate stability near reservoirs to provide empirical and theoretical insights that could guide the development of management measures to increase land quality, optimize land use, and maximize sustainability. This study focuses on the land around the Shitoukoumen Reservoir in China and examines the effects of six land use types, eleven soil physicochemical properties, and five environmental factors. Ninety-four sets of soil samples were collected in 2021 for analysis of soil aggregates and properties. Particle size classification of soil aggregates was carried out using the wet sieve method and four indicators were calculated to evaluate the effects of land use, soil physicochemical properties, and environmental factors on soil aggregate stability: water stable aggregates (WSA), mean weight diameter (MWD), geometric mean diameter (GMD), and fractal dimension (D). Descriptive statistics and geostatistics were used to explore the spatial distributions of soil aggregate stability around the reservoir and the influence of soil properties was studied using correlation analysis and path analysis. The conclusion indicates that land use type significantly affects aggregate stability. The most stable aggregates were found in paddy fields (WSA = 0.77, MWD = 0.76, GMD = 0.57) and forests (WSA = 0.75, MWD = 0.76, GMD = 0.55), followed by an orchard, irrigated land, and grassland. Aggregate stability was worst in upland sites (WSA = 0.61, D = 2.28), where soil aggregates were highly fragmented. There were clear spatial correlations between all four stability indicators. The environmental factors and soil physicochemical characteristics with the strongest influence on aggregate stability were soil organic matter, pH, soil clay content, total nitrogen, and temperature changes. Path analysis revealed that some soil properties affect aggregate stability indirectly, with particularly complex relationships between clay, soil organic matter, and pH. In conclusion, land use type, soil organic matter, pH, soil clay content, total nitrogen, these soil physicochemical properties, and environmental factors, especially temperature, significantly affect soil aggregate stability around reservoirs. In the future, it is necessary to appropriately change upland into paddy land, increase forest land, and appropriately add organic fertilizer to improve soil quality." @default.
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• W4382133300 date "2023-06-26" @default.
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• W4382133300 title "Interacting Effects of Land Use Type, Soil Attributes, and Environmental Factors on Aggregate Stability" @default.
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