This review aims to determine how environmental characteristics of aquatic habitats rule
species occurrence, life-history traits and community dynamics among aquatic plants, and if …

1. In river corridors, water plays a key role in connecting various landscape patches.
Thishydrological connectivity'operates on the four dimensions of fluvial hydrosystems …

Numerous ecological studies use Principal Components Analysis (PCA) for exploratory
analysis and data reduction. Determination of the number of components to retain is the …

Rivers are a popular source of fascination because of their changing moods from headwater
stream to large lowland rivers and from quiet summer brooks to raging flood torrents. The …

1. The hypothesis was tested that intermediate connectivity to a river results in propagule
inputs to wetlands, whereas excessive connectivity impedes recruitment, and insufficient …

The relationship between hydrological connectivity and species diversity patterns (alpha
and beta diversity) of macrophytes, molluscs, odonates and amphibians was investigated in …

The transfer of water, sediment, and other materials to floodplains is a function of the
hydrology of inundation. Inundation of floodplains by regional water, that is, overbank flow …

The regeneration (regrowth into viable plants) and colonisation (establishment in the
sediment) abilities of vegetative fragments of six aquatic plant species (Elodea canadensis …

This study tested whether the frequency of flood disturbances was able to slow down or
stabilize vegetation succession in former braided channels over a decade. According to the …

The regeneration (regrowth into viable plants or production of propagules, such as turions or
buds) and colonization (development of roots and establishment in the sediment) of …