Vegetation-Flow Interaction is a hydro-ecological process that characterizes the dynamic mutual influence between riparian or aquatic vegetation and flowing water in fluvial systems, where vegetation alters flow structure, sediment transport, and erosion patterns, while flow regimes concurrently affect plant growth, distribution, and structural morphology.
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Plants as river system engineers
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