… , sub-daily fluctuating flows in the receiving water bodies, often referred to as 'hydropeaking…
river system health. Environmental decision makers, including permitting authorities and river …

… that together define a river system and associated floodplains. … introduction of stress
concepts potentially applicable to river–… rove beetle diversity in rivers with hydropeaking, but not …

… stress events on the growth of a typical cold eurythermic fish species (brown trout) increased
continuously in rivers subject to peaked station water … river sections under peaked stations. …

… or chronic stress, which in turn can impact the overall fitness of an organism. Cortisol
response … altered stress response that may be due to the non-natural flow regime. …

… Rapid changes in flow below hydroelectric facilities result from peaking operations, where
water … Tributaries also serve as both a source of organisms for rccolonization of stressed areas …

… capacity for water retention under drought stress. These … , the leaf concentrations of AsA
peaked at Day 4 and 6 for M. … in accumulations under various other environmental stresses, and …

… plant survival “strategies” under water stress, yet a quantitative understanding of how …
Peaking (P-type, red) responses were observed in species of Cupressaceae (Cupressus …

… system to establish a water gradient resulting in varying intensities of drought stresses in a
single field under a … Besides, among them, SMC at which the dry matter production peaked …

… Plants respond and adapt to these stresses to survive under stress conditions at … expression
peaked 1 h after stress treatment (Fig. 2 A and B), HS-inducible DREB2A expression peaked …

… water scarcity [42–44]. To fill the gap of existing studies, this study used the decoupling index
to characterize regional carbon peaking stress with reference to the scarcity water … under …