2013Water Resources ResearchOpen access

Streambed exchanges along tributary streams in humid watersheds

Jim Constantz, Cheryl A. Eddy‐Miller, Jerrod D. Wheeler, Hedeff I. Essaid

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Key Points Tributary streams flow between headwater streams and the main stem. Tributary have unusually high streamed exchange. Tributary stream streamed exchanges influence water quantity and quality.

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Key Points Tributary streams flow between headwater streams and the main stem. Tributary have unusually high streamed exchange. Tributary stream streamed exchanges influence water quantity and quality.

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Key Points Tributary streams flow between headwater streams and the main stem. Tributary have unusually high streamed exchange. Tributary stream streamed exchanges influence water quantity and quality.

Key concepts: Tributary, STREAMS, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental science, Water quality, Geology, Geography, Ecology

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