Upstream flows drive the productivity of floodplain ecosystems in tropical Queensland

Upstream flows drive the productivity of floodplain ecosystems in tropical Queensland

Rivers in tropical systems across the world are well known for their strong connections with floodplain wetlands. However, increased water needs and changing climate could drive water-management policy that leads to major changes in flow or surface water availability. These changes could have delete...

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Main Authors: Bunn, S.E (Author), Ferreira, V.G (Author), Ndehedehe, C.E (Author), Onojeghuo, A.O (Author), Stewart-Koster, B. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
aquatic plant
Aquatic plant biomass
Australia
Banks (bodies of water)
bioaccumulation
Biomass
Catchments
Climate change
Digital storage
Down-stream
Ecosystems
Flood plains
floodplain
Floodplain
Floodplain inundation
Floods
Groundwater
Indicator indicator
Landsat
LANDSAT
Least squares approximations
Mitchell River [Queensland]
Multivariant analysis
phytomass
Primary productivity
Queensland
Rain
River catchment
river flow
Rivers
Runoff
satellite data
Stream flow
Surface inundation
surface water
sustainable development
Tropics
Upstream flow
Water management
Wetlands
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