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Erratum

Erratum to ``Reducing ¯ood risk from sediment-laden agricultural

runoff using intercrop management techniques in northern France''

[Soil Till. Res. 52 (1999) 233±245]

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Philippe Martin

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Institut National Agronomique Paris-Grignon, DeÂpartement AGER, 75231 Paris, Cedex 05, France

The publisher regrets that Fig. 3 in the above article was printed incorrectly. The correct Fig. 3 is printed on the

following page.

Soil & Tillage Research 55 (2000) 107±108

$_{PII of original article: S0167-1987(99)00084-7.}

*_{Tel.:‡33-1-44-08-16-97; fax:‡33-1-44-08-16-57.}

E-mail address: pmartin@inapg.inra.fr (P. Martin)

Fig. 3. Relative position of the IMTs for four rainfall events (1993±1994 intercrop). Horizontal and vertical bars indicate con®dence interval (95%) relating to the three post-harvest soil conditions. The tillage treatments were no-tillage (1), mouldboard ploughing (2), mustard intercrop (3), early cultivation (4) and late cultivation (5). For the rainfall events of 14/9/93 and 4/10/93, late cultivation (5) was identical to no tillage (1) because tillage had not yet occurred.