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High within-stream replication is needed to predict litter fluxes in wet–dry tropical streams
Streams draining forested landscapes are fuelled by terrestrial plant litter, which can be transported downstream or retained and broken down locally. However, fluxes of plant litter in streams can vary at multiple spatio-temporal scales, affecting the availability of this key resource in heterotrop
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