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TítuloPath coefficient analysis, a different approach to identify soil quality indicators

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Table 1. Mean values of variables after  eight simulated rainfalls in each treatment and total soil losses, in an Inceptisol
Table 2. Path coefficient analysis between the basic soil loss (SL) variable with the explanatory variables studied, for the treatments  with soil cover (HCR and HCV) and surface roughness (HRR, HRV and BHR) in an Inceptisol
Table 3. Path coefficient analysis between the basic water loss (WL) variable with the explanatory variables studied, for the  treatments with soil cover (HCR and HCV) and surface roughness (HRR, HRV and BHR), in an Inceptisol
Table 4. Path coefficient analysis between the runoff velocity of flow (RV) variable with the explanatory variables studied, for  the treatments with soil cover (HCR and HCV) and surface roughness (HRR, HRV and BHR), in an Inceptisol

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