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Much has been accomplished in the over half a century of focused research on the development of accurate methods for soil erosion prediction; this work examines the issue of accelerated soil erosion, which has become an increasingly serious concern in the twentieth century. This book will be invaluable to advanced undergraduate and graduate students studying soil conservation or soil erosion in earth science, environmental science and physical geography.

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Sumbal Imdad graduated with a degree in Soil Science at the Arid Agriculture University, Pakistan. In the broad field of soil sciences, her interests focus on nutrients availability to the plant roots and their uptake in tree plants depending on the seasonal variability. Some of her works include researching and ensuring collaboration in the departmental labs related to soil science. Mazhar Rafique is a Ph.D. researcher, a writer in Plant-Microbes Interaction from Quaid-i-Azam University, Pakistan. He did Ph.D. research in the Cukurova University of Turkey where he worked on the interaction of bacteria and mycorrhizal fungi for plant growth promotion, stress tolerance, and climate change mitigation. His key area of interest is soil microbiology, soil ecosystem, climate change, biochar, bacterial utilization and mycorrhizal fungi.

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