Population growth, economic development, and dietary changes have drastically increased
the demand for food and water. The resulting expansion of irrigated agriculture into semi …

Abstract Wetlands (rivers, lakes, swamps, etc.) are biodiversity hotspots, providing habitats
for biota on the earth. In recent years, wetlands have been significantly affected by human …

Groundwater represents a critical water source for plants, especially during drought, with
continuous groundwater availability widely associated with the presence of ecological …

Aims The field of ecohydrology is providing new theoretical frameworks and methodological
approaches for understanding the complex interactions and feedbacks between vegetation …

Riparian vegetation composition, structure and abundance are governed to a large degree
by river flow regime and flow‐mediated fluvial processes. Streamflow regime exerts …

The Clean Water Act (CWA) requires that wetlands be protected from degradation because
of their important ecological functions including maintenance of high water quality and …

Although changes in depth to groundwater occur naturally, anthropogenic alterations may
exacerbate these fluctuations and, thus, affect vegetation reliant on groundwater. These …

Flavonoids are key secondary metabolites that are biologically active and perform diverse
functions in plants such as stress defense against abiotic and biotic stress. In addition to its …

Riparian vegetation in dry regions is influenced by low‐flow and high‐flow components of
the surface and groundwater flow regimes. The duration of no‐flow periods in the surface …

Riparian corridors in Mediterranean-climate regions (med-regions) are resource-rich
habitats within water-limited, larger landscapes. However, little is known about how their …