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Effects of dams and geomorphic context on riparian forests of the Elwha River, Washington by Shafroth, Patrick B., Perry, Laura G., Rose, Chanoane A., Braatne, Jeffrey H.

“…Abstract Understanding how dams affect the shifting habitat mosaic of river bottomlands is key for protecting the many ecological functions and related goods…”
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Favorable fragmentation: river reservoirs can impede downstream expansion of riparian weeds by Rood, Stewart B, Braatne, Jeffrey H, Goater, Lori A

“…River valleys represent biologically rich corridors characterized by natural disturbances that create moist and barren sites suitable for colonization by…”
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Instream flows and the decline of riparian cottonwoods along the Yakima River, Washington, USA by Braatne, Jeffrey H., Jamieson, Robert, Gill, Karen M., Rood, Stewart B.

“…Under pre‐settlement conditions the Yakima River in Washington state, USA was characterized by multiple channels, complex aquifers and extensive riparian…”
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Stream Restoration Databases and Case Studies: A Guide to Information Resources and Their Utility in Advancing the Science and Practice of Restoration by Jenkinson, Robin G., Barnas, Katie A., Braatne, Jeffrey H., Bernhardt, Emily S., Palmer, Margaret A., Allan, J. David

“…The successful application of adaptive management to the science and practice of restoration ecology requires specific knowledge about the outcomes of past…”
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The Irrigation Effect: How River Regulation Can Promote Some Riparian Vegetation by Gill, Karen M., Goater, Lori A., Braatne, Jeffrey H., Rood, Stewart B.

“…River regulation impacts riparian ecosystems by altering the hydrogeomorphic conditions that support streamside vegetation. Obligate riparian plants are often…”
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Managing River Flows to Restore Floodplain Forests by Rood, Stewart B., Samuelson, Glenda M., Braatne, Jeffrey H., Gourley, Chad R., Francine M. R. Hughes, Mahoney, John M.

“…River damming has dramatic environmental impacts and while changes due to reservoir flooding are immediate, downstream impacts are more spatially extensive…”
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Sand and sandbar willow: a feedback loop amplifies environmental sensitivity at the riparian interface by Rood, Stewart B., Goater, Lori A., Gill, Karen M., Braatne, Jeffrey H.

“…Riparian or streamside zones support dynamic ecosystems with three interacting components: flowing water, alluvia (river-transported sediments), and…”
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Analyzing the Impacts of Dams on Riparian Ecosystems: A Review of Research Strategies and Their Relevance to the Snake River Through Hells Canyon by Braatne, Jeffrey H, Rood, Stewart B, Goater, Lori A, Blair, Charles L

“…River damming provides a dominant human impact on river environments worldwide, and while local impacts of reservoir flooding are immediate, subsequent…”
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Ecophysiology of riparian cottonwoods: stream flow dependency, water relations and restoration by Rood, Stewart B, Braatne, Jeffrey H, Hughes, Francine M R

“…Cottonwoods (Populus spp.) are adapted to riparian or floodplain zones throughout the Northern Hemisphere; they are also used as parents for fast-growing…”
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Responses of obligate versus facultative riparian shrubs following river damming by Rood, Stewart B, Braatne, Jeffrey H, Goater, Lori A

“…Riparian or streamside woodlands include obligate riparian trees and shrubs (obligates) that are restricted to streamside zones, and facultative riparian…”
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Altitudinal gradients in stream fish diversity and the prevalence of diadromy in the Sixaola River basin, Costa Rica by Lorion, Christopher M., Kennedy, Brian P., Braatne, Jeffrey H.

“…Landscape-scale patterns of freshwater fish diversity and assemblage structure remain poorly documented in many areas of Central America, while aquatic…”
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Potential Responses of Riparian Vegetation to Dam Removal by Shafroth, Patrick B., Friedman, Jonathan M., Auble, Gregor T., Scott, Michael L., Braatne, Jeffrey H.

“…Dam removal generally causes changes to aspects of the physical environment that influence the establishment and growth of riparian vegetation. Given the…”
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Leaf Decomposition and Stream Macroinvertebrate Colonisation of Japanese Knotweed, an Invasive Plant Species by Braatne, Jeffrey H., Sullivan, S. Mažeika P., Chamberlain, Erin

“…Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica Houtt. Ronse Decrane) is a highly invasive exotic plant that forms monocultures in riparian areas, effectively reducing…”
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Branch propagation, not cladoptosis, permits dispersive, clonal reproduction of riparian cottonwoods by Rood, Stewart B, Kalischuk, Andrea R, Polzin, Mary Louise, Braatne, Jeffrey H

“…In riparian (floodplain) zones, physical disturbances of floods and ice-scour undercut and topple shrubs and trees into the river where branches are sheared…”
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Potential Responses of Riparian Vegetation to Dam Removal: Dam removal generally causes changes to aspects of the physical environment that influence the establishment and growth of riparian vegetation by SHAFROTH, PATRICK B, FRIEDMAN, JONATHAN M, AUBLE, GREGOR T, SCOTT, MICHAEL L, BRAATNE, JEFFREY H

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FUNCTIONS AND STRATEGIES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF RIPARIAN AREAS by Braatne, Jeffrey H.

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RESPONSES OF OBLIGATE VERSUS FACULTATIVE RIPARIAN SHRUBS FOLLOWING RIVER DAMMING by ROOD, Stewart B, BRAATNE, Jeffrey H, GOATER, Lori A

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Review by Braatne, Jeffrey H., Meeker, James E., Schuman, Michelle, Stokes, Thomas L.

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Great Basin Riparian Ecosystems by Braatne, Jeffrey H.

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Restoration of Puget Sound Rivers by Braatne, Jeffrey H.

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