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Bing Cheng Si
Bing Cheng Si
Professor, Department of Soil Science, University of Saskatchewan
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Effects of straw and plastic film mulching on greenhouse gas emissions in Loess Plateau, China: A field study of 2 consecutive wheat-maize rotation cycles
H Chen, J Liu, A Zhang, J Chen, G Cheng, B Sun, X Pi, M Dyck, B Si, ...
Science of the Total Environment 579, 814-824, 2017
2142017
Nitrous oxide emissions and biogeochemical responses to soil freezing-thawing and drying-wetting
KA Congreves, C Wagner-Riddle, BC Si, TJ Clough
Soil Biology and Biochemistry 117, 5-15, 2018
1762018
Near‐saturated surface soil hydraulic properties under different land uses in the St Denis National Wildlife Area, Saskatchewan, Canada
W Bodhinayake, B Cheng Si
Hydrological Processes 18 (15), 2835-2850, 2004
1712004
Scaling relationships between saturated hydraulic conductivity and soil physical properties
TB Zeleke, BC Si
Soil Science Society of America Journal 69 (6), 1691-1702, 2005
1692005
Development and application of the heat pulse method for soil physical measurements
H He, MF Dyck, R Horton, T Ren, KL Bristow, J Lv, B Si
Reviews of Geophysics 56 (4), 567-620, 2018
1532018
Determination of hydraulic properties in sloping landscapes from tension and double‐ring infiltrometers
W Bodhinayake, BC Si, K Noborio
Vadose Zone Journal 3 (3), 964-970, 2004
1512004
Probability distribution and spatial dependence of nitrous oxide emission: temporal change in hummocky terrain
TT Yates, BC Si, RE Farrell, DJ Pennock
Soil Science Society of America Journal 70 (3), 753-762, 2006
1472006
Seasonal changes in surface bulk density and saturated hydraulic conductivity of natural landscapes
W Hu, MA Shao, BC Si
European Journal of Soil Science 63 (6), 820-830, 2012
1452012
Characterizing scale-dependent spatial relationships between soil properties using multifractal techniques
TB Zeleke, BC Si
Geoderma 134 (3-4), 440-452, 2006
1442006
Spatial scaling analyses of soil physical properties: A review of spectral and wavelet methods
BC Si
Vadose Zone Journal 7 (2), 547-562, 2008
1432008
Multiple wavelet coherence for untangling scale-specific and localized multivariate relationships in geosciences
W Hu, BC Si
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 20 (8), 3183-3191, 2016
1392016
Scale‐dependent relationship between wheat yield and topographic indices: A wavelet approach
BC Si, RE Farrell
Soil Science Society of America Journal 68 (2), 577-587, 2004
1382004
Optimizing biochar application to improve soil physical and hydraulic properties in saline-alkali soils
J Liang, Y Li, B Si, Y Wang, X Chen, X Wang, H Chen, H Wang, F Zhang, ...
Science of the Total Environment 771, 144802, 2021
1362021
Determination of groundwater recharge mechanism in the deep loessial unsaturated zone by environmental tracers
Z Li, X Chen, W Liu, B Si
Science of the Total Environment 586, 827-835, 2017
1342017
Influence of textural layering on field capacity of coarse soils
J Zettl, S Lee Barbour, M Huang, B Si, LA Leskiw
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 91 (2), 133-147, 2011
1252011
Water mining from the deep critical zone by apple trees growing on loess
H Li, B Si, P Wu, JJ McDonnell
Hydrological Processes 33 (2), 320-327, 2019
1242019
Infiltration and drainage processes in multi-layered coarse soils
M Huang, S Lee Barbour, A Elshorbagy, JD Zettl, B Cheng Si
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 91 (2), 169-183, 2011
1242011
A modified normalized model for predicting effective soil thermal conductivity
H He, Y Zhao, MF Dyck, B Si, H Jin, J Lv, J Wang
Acta Geotechnica 12, 1281-1300, 2017
1232017
Soil water prediction based on its scale-specific control using multivariate empirical mode decomposition
W Hu, BC Si
Geoderma 193, 180-188, 2013
1232013
Deep soil water extraction by apple sequesters organic carbon via root biomass rather than altering soil organic carbon content
H Li, B Si, X Ma, P Wu
Science of the total environment 670, 662-671, 2019
1082019
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