Aquatic plants (macrophytes) are important for ecosystem structure and function.
Macrophyte mass developments are, however, often perceived as a nuisance and are …

Global climate change (GCC) is posing a serious threat to organisms, particularly plants,
which are sessile. Drought, salinity, and the accumulation of heavy metals alter soil …

Ecosystem water use efficiency (WUE) is a coupled index of carbon (gross ecosystem
productivity, GEP) and water fluxes (transpiration, Tr or evapotranspiration, ET), reflecting …

The evolution of the lateritic landscape over time changes the path of pedogenesis and soil
hydrology. The occurrence of upland wetlands in the savannah flat plateau transforms well …

Understanding carbon sequestration patterns in time and space is crucial for models and
future projections of carbon uptake. However, their past provides an insight to this …

Abstract Impoundment of the Three Gorges Reservoir on the upper Yangtze River has
remarkably altered hydrological regime within the dammed reaches, triggering structural …

Intact peatlands provide hydrological ecosystem services, such as regulating water regimes
and immobilizing pollutants within catchments. Climate change impacts including drought …

Land use changes are considered a significant cause of amphibian declines worldwide.
However, little is known regarding which land uses have more pervasive impacts and which …

The global endeavor to combat climate change has illuminated the importance of
decarbonization, aiming to significantly curtail carbon emissions. Bioenergy, derived from …

Nonliving organic matter, including organic carbon, in freshwater systems provides energy
inputs to food webs and supports various ecosystem functions. Unusually high organic …