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1. Exposed roots as indicators of geomorphic processes: A case-study from Polylepis mountain woodlands of Central Argentina M. Chartier et al.
2. Assessment of forested shallow landslide movements coupling tree ring records from stems and exposed roots J. Lopez Saez et al.
3. Scots pine roots (Pinus sylvestris L.) as dendrogeomorphological indicators of soil erosion on a hiking trail in the Brodnica Lakeland, Poland NE P. Matulewski
4. Trampling as a major ecological factor affecting the radial growth and wood anatomy of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) roots on a hiking trail P. Matulewski et al.
5. Assessment of the mean erosion rate using dendrogeomorphological approaches on exposed roots along hiking and biking trails in the Bucegi Mountains, Romanian Carpathians M. Jula & M. Voiculescu
6. Landslide-induced changes in tree-ring anatomy: A new dendrogeomorphic avenue? K. Šilhán & M. Stoffel
7. Higher climatic sensitivity of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) subjected to tourist pressure on a hiking trail in the Brodnica Lakeland, NE Poland P. Matulewski et al.
8. Combining exposed tree roots and UAV imagery to quantify land denudation in central Mexico O. Franco-Ramos et al.
9. Dating and quantification of erosion processes based on exposed roots M. Stoffel et al.
10. Detailed reconstruction of gully headcut retreat using exposed tree roots: a case study from the Vsetínské vrchy Mts. (Outer Western Carpathians) K. Šilhán
11. Mapping of erosion rates in marly badlands based on a coupling of anatomical changes in exposed roots with slope maps derived from LiDAR data J. Saez et al.
12. Validation d’une méthode de quantification des vitesses d’érosion sur marnes par dendrogéomorphologie (Draix, Alpes de Haute-Provence) C. Corona et al.
13. Reconstruction of soil erosion rates from exposed roots in southeast China Y. Zhang et al.
14. Altered growth with blue rings: comparison of radial growth and wood anatomy between trampled and non-trampled Scots pine roots P. Matulewski et al.
15. Source of error and uncertainty in sheet erosion rates estimated from dendrogeomorphology J. Bodoque et al.
16. Combining terrestrial laser scanning and root exposure to estimate erosion rates J. Ballesteros-Cánovas et al.
17. Dendrogeomorphic possibilities for spatio-temporal reconstruction of the relationship between lateral river erosion and movements of destabilized river banks K. Šilhán
18. Three topographical approaches to survey soil erosion on a mountain trail affected by a forest fire. Barranc de la Manesa, Llutxent, Eastern Iberian Peninsula D. Salesa et al.
19. Dendrogeomorphology in badlands: Methods, case studies and prospects J. Ballesteros-Cánovas et al.
20. Response of anatomical structures in tree roots to an erosion event on the southeastern Tibetan Plateau L. Sun et al.
21. Gully evolution and geomorphic adjustments of badlands to reforestation J. Ballesteros Cánovas et al.
22. Quantifying Soil Erosion from Hiking Trail in a Protected Natural Area in the Spanish Pyrenees J. Bodoque et al.
23. High resolution, quantitative reconstruction of erosion rates based on anatomical changes in exposed roots at Draix, Alpes de Haute-Provence — critical review of existing approaches and independent quality control of results C. Corona et al.
24. Quantitative analysis of ring growth in spruce roots and its application towards a more precise dating D. Wrońska-Wałach et al.
25. Thirty years of studies on badlands, from physical to vegetational approaches. A succinct review F. Gallart et al.
26. Activity of slope processes in a geomorphic hot-spot of Pleistocene aeolian dunes: Tree-ring based analysis in the Borská lowland (Slovakia) I. Ružek & K. Šilhán
27. Differing responses to extreme rainfall events in headwater areas recorded by wood anatomy in roots (Gorce Mountains, Poland) D. Wrońska-Wałach
28. Recreationally created footpaths as a means of preserving specific biotopes of bare sand accumulations: Evidence provided by dendrogeomorphic reconstruction K. Šilhán & I. Ružek
29. Quantification of cliff retreat in coastal Quaternary sediments using anatomical changes in exposed tree roots J. Lopez‐Saez et al.
30. Assessment of the Annual Erosion Rate along Three Hiking Trails in the Făgăraș Mountains, Romanian Carpathians, Using Dendrogeomorphological Approaches of Exposed Roots M. Jula & M. Voiculescu
31. Significance of extreme hydro-geomorphological events in the transformation of mountain valleys (Northern Slopes of the Western Tatra Range, Carpathian Mountains, Poland) E. Gorczyca et al.
32. Changes in the assimilation apparatus and the conducting of root of woody plants in various environmental conditions N. Egorova & A. Kulagin
33. Reconstruction of Torrential Activity in Cerradillas Valley (Sierra de Guadarrama National Park, Spain) Using Dendrogeomorphic Techniques E. Collazos Fernández & J. Rubiales
34. The geomorphic impacts of culverts at paved forest roads: Examples from Carpathian headwater channels, Czech Republic T. Galia et al.
35. Dendroecological Dating of Geomorphic Disturbance in Trees M. Stoffel & C. Corona
36. Anatomical growth response of Fagus sylvatica L. to landslide movements K. Šilhán et al.
37. First dendrogeomorphological dating of DSGSD: specificity of the reconstruction K. Šilhán & I. Ružek
38. Using anatomical tree growth responses to date landslide movements K. Šilhán
39. Application of Picea wilsonii roots to determine erosion rates in eastern Qilian Mountains, Northwest China F. Zhou et al.
40. Impact of piping on gully development in mid-altitude mountains under a temperate climate: A dendrogeomorphological approach A. Bernatek-Jakiel & D. Wrońska-Wałach
41. Reconstruction of gully erosion based on exposed tree roots in a recent landform of Paricutin Volcano, Mexico O. Franco‐Ramos et al.
42. Measuring medium-term sheet erosion in gullies from trees: A case study using dendrogeomorphological analysis of exposed pine roots in central Iberia J. Bodoque et al.