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Hydrological Regime and Anthropogenic Pressure Shape the Population Structure of <i>Lycium dasystemum</i> in Tugai Forests of the Syr Darya Basin. [PDF]

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Saribaeva S   +12 more
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Massive Tree Mortality From Flood Pulse Disturbances in Amazonian Floodplain Forests: The Collateral Effects of Hydropower Production

open access: yesScience of the Total Environment, 2019
Large dams built for hydroelectric power generation alter the hydrology of rivers, attenuating the flood pulse downstream of the dam and impacting riparian and floodplain ecosystems.
Thiago S. Silva   +2 more
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An extension of the flood pulse concept

Hydrological Processes, 2000
The flood pulse concept of Junk, Bayley and Sparks is a major contribution to our understanding of river–floodplain interactions and has become an important paradigm in lotic ecology. The concept is based mainly on large tropical lowland rivers. Floodplains may, however, develop in all geographical areas and at different locations along a river ...
Tockner, K., Malard, F., Ward, J.V.
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Flooding in pulsed sieve plate extractors

Chemical Engineering Science, 1985
Abstract Measurements of flooding in pulsed sieve plate columns as a function of the pulse frequency are reported, the following parameters being varied: interfacial tension of the systems used, fractional free area of the plates and phase ratio of the feed streams.
R. Berger, K. Walter
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Biogeochemical and Metabolic Responses to the Flood Pulse in a Semiarid Floodplain

Ecology, 2005
Flood pulse inundation of riparian forests alters rates of nutrient retention and organic matter processing in the aquatic ecosystems formed in the forest interior. Along the Middle Rio Grande (New Mexico, USA), impoundment and levee construction have created riparian forests that differ in their inter-flood intervals (IFIs) because some flood- plains ...
Michelle A. Baker   +2 more
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A pulse‐flooding hydroponic system for nutrient culture

Journal of Plant Nutrition, 1989
Abstract A hydroponic system for nutrient plant culture, designed to overcome the problems of algal contamination, adequate aeration and physical support for the plants is presented. It is based on intermittent floodings of the growth pots, containing lapilli tuff as a supportive medium, with a nutrient solution.
E. Millet, M. Zaccai
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