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Factors in the Reversal of Hydrophobicity of Fire Affected Soils

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Title Factors in the Reversal of Hydrophobicity of Fire Affected Soils
Creator Van Miegroet, Helga
Description In a wild fire, organic volatile compounds from vegetation condense on soil particles forming a hydrophobic layer several centimeters below the soil surface. We are studying the mechanisms of degradation of the hydrophobic layer in soils from two fire sites. One site is located in a montane woodland (Wood Camp, Logan Canyon, UT) that burned in 2006. The second site is located in an arid pinyon pine/juniper stand in Milford Flats, Beaver County, UT that burned in 2007. Both sites were sampled...
Date 2009-11-01T07:00:00Z
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Identifier http://works.bepress.com/helga_vanmiegroet/78
Source Helga Van Miegroet
Publisher SelectedWorks
Subject Earth Sciences Environmental Sciences Life Sciences

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