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Author Rosewell, C. J

Title Potential sources of sediments and nutrients : sheet and rill erosion and phosphorus sources / C. J. Rosewell
Published Canberra : Environment Australia, 1997

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 W'PONDS  551.3020994 Ros/Pso  AVAILABLE
Description 21 pages : color maps ; 30 cm
Series Australia : state of the environment technical paper series / Inland waters
Australia--state of the environment technical paper series. Inland waters.
Contents 1. Introduction -- 2. Methods -- 2.1. Rainfall erosivity factor (R) -- 2.2. Soil erodibility factor (K) -- 2.3. Slope length (L) and steepness (S) factors -- 2.4. Crop and cover management factor (C) -- 2.5. Support practice factor (P) -- 3. Sheet and rill erosion index -- 4. Phosphorus movement index -- 5. Discussion -- 6. Conclusions -- Appendices
Summary Soil erosion is a key limitation to achieving sustainable alnd use in Australia and is the major source of sediment and phosphorus in Australian waterbodies. The major sediment source-types are : sheet and rill erosion, gully erosion and main channel erosion. this paper describes the method used to develop and map an Australia-wide indicator of sheet and rill erosion and to combine this with information on soil phosphorus status to provide an indicator of the potential for movement of particulate phosphorus
Analysis Environmental impact
Environmental indicators
Federal issue
Phosphorus
Rainfall
River systems
Soil erosion
Soil management
State issue
Notes At head of title: Environment Australia
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (page 15)
Notes Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://www.environment.gov.au/soe/1996/publications/technical/pubs/nutrient.pdf
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Commonwealth of Australia 1997
Subject Environmental indicators -- Australia.
Soil erosion -- Australia.
Soils -- Phosphorus content -- Australia.
Universal soil loss equation.
Author Australia. Environment Australia.
ISBN 0642252858