River-floodplain ecosystems (RFEs) provide multiple ecosystem services. However, their
importance may be underestimated because they are not summarized yet. In this paper, we …

Because of the serious effects of pollution on water supply much closer attention has been
paid to water quality than to other aspects of river integrity. However, channel form and water …

Organic matter decomposition in soils and terrestrial sediments has a prominent role in the
global carbon cycle. Carbon stocks in anoxic environments, such as wetlands and the …

Scientific research has characterized the effects of dredging, an underwater excavation
process for navigational purposes or material extraction, and has shown its association with …

National governments are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of their soil
resources and are sha** strategies accordingly. Implicit in any such strategy is that …

The construction of dams has led to concerns about ecological deterioration due to the
weakening of hydrological connectivity. However, existing assessments of hydrological …

Lateral hydrological connectivity (LHC) is a key process in maintaining aquatic biodiversity
in river floodplain ecosystems. However, the effects of LHC loss on aquatic biodiversity are …

To understand the impacts of the human-induced flood event on heavy metal (HM) transport,
spatiotemporal variations in contents and fluxes of metals (Cr, Ni, Cu, Zn, As, Pb, Cd), Pb …

One of the consequences of human impacts on floodplains is a change in sedimentation
leading to enhanced floodplain aggradation. Thus, accumulated sediments rich in nutrients …

Terrestrial inputs into freshwater ecosystems are a classical field of environmental science.
Resource fluxes (subsidy) from aquatic to terrestrial systems have been less studied …