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“…For example, post-depositional wetting could slake transported aggregates, creating a massive structure (Kwaad and Muecher, 1994). Also, new aggregates can develop in near-surface horizons through pedogenic processes (Bullock et al, 1985, pp.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For example, post-depositional wetting could slake transported aggregates, creating a massive structure (Kwaad and Muecher, 1994). Also, new aggregates can develop in near-surface horizons through pedogenic processes (Bullock et al, 1985, pp.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1G.). Surface crusts can develop into surface seals, which reduce infiltration and increase surface runoff (Kwaad and Mucher 1994;Reichert and Norton 1995), and are indicative of aggregate instability (Bajracharya et al 1996). Beneath the surface crust, vughs can develop due to the trapping of air after drying (Pagliai et al 1989) (Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ehlers et al, 1980;Gross and Tebrugge, 1992;Roth and Eggert, 1994), Hungary (Varallyay and Lesztak, 1990), The Netherlands (e.g. Imeson and Kwaad, 1990;Kwaad and Mücher, 1994), Sweden (Stenberg et al, 1995) and UK (e.g. Boardman and Hazelden, 1986).…”
Section: Temperate Areasmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…However, a particular subtype of structural crust (Table 2.3.1), called 'coalescing' (Bresson and Boiffin, 1990) or 'aggregate welding' (Kwaad and Mücher, 1994), and recently described in France and The Netherlands, respectively, was ascribed to aggregate deformation under viscous conditions, that is, a process similar to slumping. In the same way, recent attempts to model the bulk density profiles within structurally degraded seedbeds have associated a crusting component and a slumping component .…”
Section: Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%