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Invasibility of species-rich communities in riparian zones
Invasibility of riparian plant communities was estimated by the percentage of alien species found along the Adour River (Southwest France) and along Lockout Creek, McKenzie River, and Willamette…
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Impacts of riparian vegetation on hydrological processes
The main impacts of riparian vegetation on hydrological processes are briefly reviewed in order to highlight needs and perspectives for research and management goals. This review is based upon three…
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LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY IN RIPARIAN PLANT COMMUNITIES: A LONGITUDINAL COMPARATIVE STUDY
Patterns of plant species richness and community composition were studied in diverse riparian zones. Eight rivers in south-western France, one river in north-western USA and four rivers in…
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Geomorphic control of denitrification in large river floodplain soils
In this manuscript we investigated the relationshipsbetween the microbiological denitrification process inriver alluvial soils with structures and patterns ofthe floodplain visible at a larger scale.…
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Seed inputs in riparian zones: implications for plant invasion
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Seed inputs were studied along a tranverse successional gradient of a riparian zone within the mid-reaches of the Garonne River (SW France) and a significant positive linear relationship was observed between exotic and native species richness for both seed inputs and extant vegetation.
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Development, maintenance and role of riparian vegetation in the river landscape
Summary 1. Riparian structure and function were considered from a longitudinal perspective in order to identify multiscale couplings with adjacent ecosystems and to identify research needs.…
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Recent changes in riparian vegetation: possible consequences on dead wood processing along rivers
Little is known about changes in the composition of dead wood jams along rivers and the possible consequences of any such changes on the river ecosystem. Although tree zonation along the…
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Degradation of native and exotic riparian plant leaf litter in a floodplain pond
1. A litter-bag experiment was undertaken in a pond on the margins of a large temperate floodplain in south-western France to assess the potential influence of the replacement of native by exotic…
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Continuity and discontinuity of the riparian vegetation along a fluvial corridor
The concept of continuity/discontinuity is applied to the riparian vegetation of the corridor of the River Adour (S.W. France), in order to precisely define longitudinal structure, and to test the…
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Species composition and plant traits: Characterization of the biogeomorphological succession within contrasting river corridors
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The results contributed to a better understanding of the multiple successional trajectories that can occur in midlatitude river corridors and showed that relating plant traits to their effects on fluvial landform dynamics remains a core challenge in explaining succession.
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