Urban stream restoration is growing globally, but there is much to learn from successes,
failures, and evaluating tradeoffs in restoration practices. Significant time and resources …

We investigated environmental, landscape, and microbial factors that could structure the
spatiotemporal variability in the nontarget chemical composition of four riverine systems in …

The amount of nitrogen stored in terrestrial soils, its “nitrogen pool”, moderates
biogeochemical cycling affecting primary productivity, nitrogen pollution and even carbon …

Bamboo invasion into broadleaf forests is a common phenomenon in karst areas; however,
the effect of bamboo invasion on soil organic carbon (SOC) in karst areas and the …

Urban forests are crucial components of cities, serving as vital 'green lungs' that embody
urban civilization and sustainability. Despite their significance in maintaining the urban …

Excess non-point nutrient loading continues to impair urban surface waters. Because of the
potential contribution of tree litterfall to nutrient pollution in stormwater, street swee** is a …

The variation within and across species has afterlife effects on carbon and nutrient cycling
through the alteration of litter decomposability. However, the focus on leaves may not reflect …

The diversity effect on decomposition, through the litter-mixing effects plays a central role in
determining the nutrient and carbon dynamics in ecosystems. However, the litter-mixing …

Decades of research on the effects of urbanization on stream ecology have shown that
urban stream problems are inherently wicked. These problems are wicked in the sense that …

Abstract In northern Yellowstone National Park, restoration of large carnivores had
cascading consequences for stream-riparian habitats, transitioning their plant communities …