September 26, 2025International Journal of Agricultural TechnologyOpen Access

Comparison of permeable and water holding capacity between flat and steep soils.

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BHBandi HermawanUniversity of Bengkulu DND. E. NovelaUniversity of Bengkulu EPElsa Lolita PutriUniversity of Bengkulu

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Observational analysis reveals differences in water holding capacity and soil porosity in flat and steep soils, indicating implications for land use management.

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Soil porosity and water holding capacity were higher in flat soils compared to steep soils, affecting local hydrology.
Results indicated that soil physical properties like bulk density and texture were significantly better in flat areas.
The trend in soil porosity closely mirrored changes in water holding capacity between flat and steep sites.
Findings may enhance strategies in vegetation restoration and land use planning to improve soil management.

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Hermawan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5e189136d0912e8f6e935 https://doi.org/10.63369/ijat.2025.21.5.1805-1816

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Observational analysis reveals differences in water holding capacity and soil porosity in flat and steep soils, indicating implications for land use management.

Comparison of permeable and water holding capacity between flat and steep soils.

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Comparison of permeable and water holding capacity between flat and steep soils.

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