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Freshwater ecology

the model that large river food webs rely mainly on local in-channel and riparian production rather than organic matter from upstream.

In freshwater ecology, riverine productivity model refers to the model that large river food webs rely mainly on local in-channel and riparian production rather than organic matter from upstream. This meaning comes from Thorp (1994) in Oikos.[1]

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References

Thorp, J. H., & Delong, M. D. (1994). The Riverine Productivity Model: An Heuristic View of Carbon Sources and Organic Processing in Large River Ecosystems. Oikos, 70(2), 305. https://doi.org/10.2307/3545642

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