Rainfall Interception by Hardwood Forest Litter in the Southern Appalachians¶
Helvey, J. D. (1964). Rainfall Interception by Hardwood Forest Litter in the Southern Appalachians.
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- Forest Floor Interception
- Helvey defines litter interception loss specifically as water held in forest-floor L and F layers that evaporates without reaching mineral soil.
This sourceU.S. Forest Service Research Paper SE-8. The agency record describes the study and its litter-loss definition.
- Helvey defines litter interception loss specifically as water held in forest-floor L and F layers that evaporates without reaching mineral soil.
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