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El Introduction  1 Acknowledgments  2 Roots act as soil anchors  2 Measurement of pull-out resistance of tree roots  2 Spatial distribution of roots in colluvium  9 Morphology and distribution of the roots of sugar maple  9 Morphology and distribution of the roots of white ash  9 Comparative analyses of roots of sugar maple and white ash  11 Stability analysis of a hillslope underlain by colluvium anchored by sugar maple and white ash roots  11 Critical spacing of ash trees on a hillslope  19 Critical thickness of rooted colluvium  21 Discussion  22 References cited  24

Anchoring of thin colluvium by roots of sugar maple and white ash on hillslopes in Cincinnati