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Build like a beaver: Evaluation of stream restoration success based on plant traits

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Healthy streams play a critical role in supporting plant, fish, and animal communities. However, stream degradation is a global problem that threatens the condition of these important ecosystems. Channel incision is one way that streams can change in response to natural or human processes. This process of degradation leads to lower water tables and a lost connection to the floodplain. As a result, water availability changes for the riparian plant communities, resulting in further degradation. Music courtesy of Souvenir Thread. Read the Science You Can Use and access related content on Treesearch.

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