The role of a dambo in the hydrology of a catchment and the river network downstream
Dambos are shallow, seasonally inundated wetlands and are a widespread landform in Central and Southern Africa. Owing to their importance in local agriculture and as a water resource, the hydrology of dambos is of considerable interest: varied, and sometimes contradictory, hydrological characteristi...
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Language: | English |
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Copernicus Publications
2003
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