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Nutrient Limitation,(see Chapter 12). Some side-slope tributaries do have substantial inputs of terrestrially derived organic matter, but these represent a small percentage of the total channel area in the flood plain (Zah & Uehlinger, 2001). Constraints on primary production vary by stream type and time of year. Chann

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Drift and Colonization Dynamics,t serves as an important colonization mechanism (Williams & Hynes, 1976; Müller, 1982; Mackay, 1992). Concomitant with the drift of invertebrates, stream currents also transport large amounts of particulate matter (e. g., Waringer, 1992), the temporal patterns of which reflect functional attributes

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Nutrient Dynamics, arctic areas (Tockner et al., 2002, and references therein). The fractionation of nutrients into dissolved and particulate forms, and into inorganic and organic components, is essential for a comprehensive understanding of nutrient dynamics.

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Aquatic Hyphomycetes in Alpine Streams,heir prolific sporulation under water. The capacity of at least the non-tropical species to germinate, to grow and to reproduce at relatively low temperatures is another noteworthy feature (Ingold, 1975; Webster & Descals, 1981; Bärlocher, 1992a).

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,Besondere Arten von Arbeitsverhältnissen,sensu Junk et al., 1989) is widely recognized as the major force structuring floodplain habitat conditions, even moderate increases in discharge (“flow pulses”) may result in dramatic expansion of inundated area and can be important in sustaining habitat heterogeneity in river flood plains (Tockner et al., 2000).

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Karin Nipperdey,Reinhardt Seifertincoming stream flow and losses by radiation or latent heat exchange (Webb & Zhang, 1997). Heat budgets depend on the regional climate and local characteristics such as riparian vegetation, aspect, channel morphology, stream water-groundwater interactions and hydrology (Constanz, 1998; Gu et al., 1998; Hawkins et al., 1997; Ward, 1985).

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