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Definition:
The water regime of a freshwater ecosystem is the prevailing pattern of water
flow over a given time.
More specifically, it refers to the duration and timing of flooding resulting
from surface water (overland flow), precipitation, and ground water inflow.
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To read about this term in context: GreenFacts Digest on Ecosystem Change:
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