Erosion and Rehabilitation Data, Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico, USA

Description

These data were compiled for a restoration experiment testing the regenerative and functional response of biocrust inoculum reintroduced to a field setting. Regenerative traits measured included measurements of biocrust cover, chlorophyll content, and the roughness of the soil surface. Functional traits measured included nutrient cycling and soil stability. Additionally, these data were compiled for an experiment testing how much soil is lost from different types of ground cover. The data collected was related to ground cover and the amount of soil lost from plots through time. These data were used to inform the conclusions drawn in the accompanying manuscript.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
55 The metadata original format https://data.usgs.gov/datacatalog/metadata/USGS.5b2c289ae4b040769c107cab.xml
55 Landing page for access to the data https://doi.org/10.5066/P933W4QC

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  • environment
  • biological-soil-crust
  • ecosystem-function
  • bandelier-national-monument
  • usgs-5b2c289ae4b040769c107cab
  • southwestern-united-states
  • semi-arid
  • biota
  • soil-stability
  • united-states
  • rehabilitation
  • drylands
  • sandoval-county
  • erosion
  • los-alamos-county
  • restoration
  • los-alamos
  • nutrient-cycling
  • new-mexico
  • pinyon-juniper
  • woodland

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