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Past flow intermittence duration influences microbial and invertebrate community structure and ecological processes after flow resumption
Intermittent streams represent over half of the global river network and are becoming increasingly prevalent due to climate change and water abstraction. Despite their importance, knowledge of their functioning remains limited, especially in temperate regions. Here, we assessed the effects of past f
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