The significance of riparian vegetation on river flow and material transport is not in dispute.
Conveyance laws, sediment erosion and deposition, and element cycling must all be …

Rivers are the great shapers of terrestrial landscapes. Very few points on Earth above sea
level do not lie within a drainage basin. Even points distant from the nearest channel are …

The paper addresses the fluid–structure interaction of submerged aquatic canopies, with
particular focus on the complex interplay between coherent flow structures and the motion of …

We present a critical analysis of experimental findings on vegetation–flow–sediment
interactions obtained through both laboratory and field experiments on tidal and coastal …

The prediction of bedload transport capacity in riverbed with aquatic vegetation is a pressing
need for river restoration. Laboratory experiments were conducted to investigate the weak …

Emergent and submerged vegetation can significantly affect coastal hydrodynamics.
However, most deterministic numerical models do not take into account their influence on …

Vegetation present in the water streams, on the banks and in the floodplain areas largely
affects the river hydraulics. Indeed, river vegetation significantly influences hydrodynamics …

Soil‐mantled pole‐facing hillslopes on Earth tend to be steeper, wetter, and have more
vegetation cover compared with adjacent equator‐facing hillslopes. These and other slope …

The presence of large bottom roughness, such as that formed by benthic organisms on coral
reef flats, has important implications for the size, concentration, and transport of suspended …

This study experimentally investigated the influence of a model‐submerged canopy on three‐
dimensional hydrodynamic structures in a partially obstructed flume. Canopy density, water …