Reconnecting a stream channel to its floodplain: implications for benthic diatoms and macroinvertebrate trophic structure

Streams systems draining upland landscapes provide valuable ecosystem services, but they are vulnerable to incision and channelization caused by anthropogenic disturbance. Restoring a degraded stream to its pre‐disturbance condition by reconnecting the channel to its historical floodplain aims to re...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Restoration ecology 2024-05, Vol.32 (4), p.n/a
Hauptverfasser:	Edwards, Patrick M., Popp, Nicole C., Pan, Yangdong, Weilhoefer, Christine L., Peterman, Aspen B., Mork, Lauren A., Johnson, Matthew F., Morgan, Clark R., Colley, Megan, Thorne, Colin R., Popp, Brian N.
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Anthropogenic factors Bacillariophyceae benthic diatoms Benthos Channeling Channelization Coastal inlets Community composition Composition Diatoms Drainage systems Ecological function Ecosystem disturbance Ecosystem restoration Ecosystem services Ecosystems Endosymbionts floodplain connectivity Floodplains Food webs Historic floods Isotopes Macroinvertebrates Marine microorganisms Morphology Nitrogen Nutrient availability Nutrient cycles Nutrient retention Nutrients Organic matter Plankton Primary production Riparian land Riparian zone Rivers Species composition Stable isotopes stage zero Stream degradation stream restoration Streams Trophic relationships Trophic structure Zoobenthos
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