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Effects of Rainfall Intensity and Slope Gradient on Runoff and Soil Moisture Content on Different Growing Stages of Spring Maize

Wenbin Mu    
Fuliang Yu    
Chuanzhe Li    
Yuebo Xie    
Jiyang Tian    
Jia Liu and Nana Zhao    

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