Riparian zones are species-rich and functionally important ecotones that sustain physical,
chemical and ecological balance of ecosystems. While scientific, governmental and public …

The construction of dams has caused riparian habitat degradation and ecosystem service
loss globally. It is critical to assess the response of riparian plant communities to inundation …

Headwaters represent an essential component of hydrological, ecological, and
socioeconomical systems, by providing constant water streams to the complete basin …

Environmental illiteracy threatens ecosystem functions globally, however, many continue to
deny its existence. Knowledge deficit theory suggests that suspicions will decrease once …

Riparian buffer width and stream channel width have different impacts on ecological
networks (eg, plant cover, regeneration, exotics, erosion, habitat, and stressors) and provide …

Simple Summary This study focuses on plants in riparian zones that are very vulnerable due
to water stress and anthropogenic disturbances, which are particularly important regarding …

Although environmental illiteracy threatens the functioning of landscapes throughout the
world, it is frequently ignored. The traditional wisdom assumes that suspicions will evaporate …

Riparian ecosystem is structurally unstable due to the frequent disturbances from water
fluctuation. Moreover, dams on large rivers tend to trigger fundamental changes of the …

Submergence impedes photosynthesis and respiration but facilitates aerenchyma formation
in bermudagrass. Still, the regulatory genes underlying these physiological responses are …

Foliar decomposition has significant effects on nutrient cycling and the productivity of
riparian ecosystems, but studies on the impact of related hydrological dynamics have been …