Resumen
Bucket tooth and procedure for finishing slopes and controlling erosion and runoff. The invention refers to a procedure for the finishing of artificial slopes, to control surface water erosion and to favor the revegetation (or natural plant colonization) of these surfaces, practicing parallel and continuous furrows (1), oriented in favor of the maximum slope of the slope. The base of the grooves (1) can have a secondary incision with which the soil is decompressed in the desired way. The invention also relates to bucket teeth for machines intended to move earth and rocks with which to carry out this procedure. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)