“…Thus, upland and hyperseasonal forests often have similar tree species composition, structure (height, density, and leaf area index), and species richness [4,7,11,12,14,[17][18][19][20][21][22]. Even so, upland and hyperseasonal forests can have large differences in aboveground C storage, litter production, and the rates of C cycling [21,22], but multi-year patterns are unknown, and it is possible that interactions between flooding and climate may alter patterns of C storage and cycling [5].…”