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This lecture explores the ecological functions of river hydraulics and waterway development, emphasizing the importance of riparian plant formations in creating diverse habitats and stabilizing riverbanks. It discusses the use of plant engineering techniques, such as willow cuttings and biodegradable geotextiles, to prevent erosion and enhance vegetation growth. The lecture also covers the challenges and benefits of incorporating biological engineering in hydraulic projects, highlighting the need for sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions.
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