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Yuanhang Fei

Micro-CT assessment on the soil structure and hydraulic characteristics of saline/sodic soils subjected to short-term amendment

Soil erosion characteristics of ditch banks during reclamation of a saline/sodic soil in a coastal region of China: Field investigation and rainfall simulation

Three-dimensional fractal characteristics of soil pore structure and their relationships with hydraulic parameters in biochar-amended saline soil

Synergic effects of biochar and polyacrylamide amendments on the mechanical properties of silt loam soil under coastal reclamation in China

Spatial scaling of soil salinity indices along a temporal coastal reclamation area transect in China using wavelet analysis

Identifying the Main Factors Contributing to the Spatial Variability of Soil Saline–Sodic Properties in a Reclaimed Coastal Area

Modelling soil hydraulic properties with an improved pore‐solid fractal (PSF) model through image analysis

An improved pore-solid fractal model for predicting coastal saline soil hydraulic properties based on changepoints determined by genetic algorithm-support vector regression

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