Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes

Hydropeaking intensity alters riparian seed bank composition and self-restoration potential

This study examines how hydropeaking intensity affects riparian soil seed bank composition and self-restoration potential in Sweden, finding negative impacts on large graminoid seeds and suggesting the need for seed supplementation in restoration efforts.

200 years of river engineering: changes in meta-ecosystem resilience and connectivity

This study examines how 200 years of river engineering altered habitat connectivity and meta-ecosystem resilience in the Danube river-floodplain system, revealing significant functional degradation.

Small stream restoration increases habitat and plant diversity across scales

This study shows that restoring small streams increases habitat and plant diversity in agricultural areas by improving stream complexity and floodplain connectivity.