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Controls of root-system overlap on hillslope stability

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By Rozaqqa Noviandi, Takashi Gomi, Roy C. Sidle, Naoto Iwasa, Norihiro Ohtaka
| Nature Verified
Abstract More frequent extreme rainfall has heightened the need to understand vegetation’s influence on slope stability in steep terrain. Among vegetation-related factors, root-system overlap, the intersection of neighboring root networks, remains understudied despite its potential to influence shallow landslide processes.
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Understanding the role of vegetation root systems in the initiation of rainfall-induced shallow landslides: scaling perspectives

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By Takashi Gomi, Rozaqqa Noviandi, Gumbert Maylda Pratama, Rasis P. Ritonga
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The contribution of root systems, defined as the arrangement of belowground structures formed within plant communities through both individual plant root systems and their interactions, to the stability of forested hillslopes can be assessed at individual root and plant levels. Root systems influence both vertical and lateral flow by creating preferential flow pathways or bypassing flow and influencing pore-water development and slope stability.
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