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Slope runoff and its associated soil nutrient loss are affected by precipitation, topography, underlying surface conditions and soil physical and chemical properties. The loss of nitrogen and phosphorus in slopes is an important cause of soil quality degradation and eutrophication of water bodies. Therefore, based on the study of rainfall runoff, the loss of soil nutrients and the change of runoff quality in the process of runoff can be further analyzed, which can provide reference for controlling nutrient loss and revealing the mechanism of nutrient loss. In this paper, the current situation of the study on the loss of nitrogen and phosphorus in sloping fields at home and abroad is analyzed from five aspects of precipitation, topography, soil characteristics, vegetation and human activities. The possible research directions in the future are put forward from three aspects of precipitation characteristics, topography and vegetation conditions, so as to provide ideas for more systematic study on the loss mechanism of nitrogen and phosphorus in sloping fields.

Research advances on driving mechanism of nitrogen and phosphorus loss in sloping fields