Evidence item

The abstract directly reports intensified overcompensation over two decades as warming reduced frost losses and increased regrowth. MEASUREMENT

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Source: Overcompensation of vegetation productivity after late-spring frost in the Northern Hemisphere · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:aa710a3765093521580fbf00522f14f76fcb584dbab6066111a6445d5ca03756

Exact excerpt

Manipulative frost experiments further confirm the overcompensation phenomenon in grasslands and reveal that both warmer temperatures and higher species diversity strengthen compensatory responses. Over the past two decades, productivity overcompensation has intensified as warming decreased frost-related losses and increased regrowth. Earth system model projections indicate that overcompensatory response will become increasingly common under future climate scenarios.

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