Despite substantial advances in quantifying greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from dry
inland waters, existing estimates mainly consist of carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions …

The structure, function, and dynamics of Earth's terrestrial ecosystems are profoundly
influenced by how often (frequency) and how long (duration) they are inundated with water …

Investigating the influence of biodiversity on ecosystem functioning over environmental
gradients is needed to anticipate ecosystem responses to global change. However, our …

The importance of floodplains in carbon (C) evasion from the lotic systems is especially
important in continental plains of low runoff such as the organic-rich Western Siberian …

The microbial decomposition of organic matter is a fundamental ecosystem process that
transforms organic matter and fuels detritus-based food webs, influencing biogeochemical …

Climate change and anthropogenic water demand have increased the frequency and
duration of drying periods across rivers and streams worldwide. However, the …

Water availability is a fundamental driver of biogeochemical processing in highly dynamic
ecosystems such as intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams (IRES), which are recognized …

Regional climate change has an important impact on the climate and weather in
Montenegro and on the intermittent rivers and their drainage basins, in particular. Since the …

Resource fluxes at the stream–riparian interface are a vital contributor to both systems'
energy budgets. The effect of distinct litter exposure patterns—direction of the riparia–stream …

Microbes decomposing leaf litter in aquatic ecosystems are exposed to two major sources of
carbon (C), namely, particulate organic C (POC) and dissolved organic C (DOC). The use of …