Physiography and land use patterns influence streams water quality by affecting non-point
source (NPS) pollution process. However, each landscape factor may affect the NPS …

Comprehensive landscape patterns influence water quality with multiple factors, complex
processes, and scale dependence. However, studies identifying landscape thresholds …

The contemporaneous effect of natural and anthropogenic factors involved in a watershed
contribution to the seasonal and spatial variation of diatom community composition is widely …

Studying the temporal and spatial relationship between water body nutrients and landscape
elements in the agricultural watershed will be helpful in revealing the process of non-point …

This study explores diatom community dynamics in a highly modified semi-arid temperate
region river system characterised by inconsistent river flow. Various water and sediment …

This review elucidated the recent advances in integrating microalgal communities in
monitoring metal pollution in aquatic ecosystems of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). It also …

Streams are influenced by watershed-scale factors, such as climate, geology, topography,
hydrology, and soils, which mostly vary naturally among sites, as well as human factors …

Abstract In the Basin of Mexico, one of the most important economic regions in the country
with over 22 million inhabitants, peri-urban streams have been transformed into sewers …

Headwater streams make the majority of cumulative stream length in a river basin, carbon
dioxide (CO 2) emission from headwater (low order) streams is thus an essential …

The main aim of this study was to investigate the application of benthic diatoms and the
efficiency of diatom indices in water ecological assessment of rivers in Serbia, as well as the …