This commentary examines an “inconvenient truth” that phosphorus (P)‐based nutrient
mitigation, long regarded as the key tool in eutrophication management, in many cases has …

Decades of interdisciplinary research show river form and function depends on interactions
between the living and nonliving world, but a dominant paradigm underlying ecogeomorphic …

Biofilms represent a metabolically active and structurally complex component of freshwater
ecosystems. Ephemeral prairie streams are hydrologically harsh and prone to frequent …

We characterize the hydrology of intermittent prairie headwater streams of the Konza Prairie
Biological Station (Konza) located in northeastern Kansas, USA. Flow records from four …

The most comprehensive synthesis of stream fish community research ever produced.
Winner of the CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title of the Choice ACRL Ecologists have …

Animals exert both direct and indirect controls over elemental cycles, linking primary
producer‐based (green) and decomposer‐based (brown) food webs through top‐down …

Periphytic algae are an important source of energy fuelling stream food webs. Periphytic
algal biomass can be controlled by bottom‐up and top‐down forces, but there are few …

Drought and nutrient pollution can affect the dynamics of stream ecosystems in diverse
ways. While the individual effects of both stressors are broadly examined in the literature, we …

Top-down and bottom-up forces (consumer and resource limitation, respectively) influence
biomass of primary producers and primary consumers in natural food webs. Few …

Concentrations of N and P are important drivers of stream ecosystem processes, such as
primary production and invertebrate nutrient recycling. However, studies have rarely …