A watershed (also drainage basin, river basin, or catchment) is defined as “… the area that
topographically appears to contribute all the water that passes through a specified cross …

Drought is a global phenomenon, with widespread implications for freshwater ecosystems.
While droughts receive much attention at lower latitudes, their effects on northern river …

Artificial flow regulation is an important measure to alleviate water shortages and improve
the ecological quality of river basins. Dissolved organic matter (DOM) plays a crucial role in …

Despite that fluorescence spectroscopy coupled with Parallel Factor Analysis (PARAFAC)
has been widely used in the investigation of Fluorescent Dissolved Organic Matter (FDOM) …

With climate change, streams and rivers are at increased risk of droughts and flow
intermittency. The full implications of these conditions for fluvial carbon (C) processing and …

Climate change is affecting the phenology of organisms and ecosystem processes across a
wide range of environments. However, the links between organismal and ecosystem …

Modeling and sensor innovations in the last decade have enabled routine and continuous
estimation of daily gross primary productivity (GPP) for rivers. Here, we generate and …

Small headwater streams interlink catchment soils with the river network. As water makes its
way from the hillslopes to the stream, it may transport dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and …

Non‐perennial headwaters experience extremes in flow conditions that likely influence
carbon fate. As surface waters contract through dry periods, reconnect during storms, and re …

Droughts are recognized to impact global biogeochemical cycles. However, the implication
of desiccation on in-stream carbon (C) cycling is not well understood yet. We subjected …