Evidence item

The 143-day full-recovery result uses a ratio to the pre-drought baseline and requires staying above 95% of that baseline for five consecutive days; it is not an unrestricted claim of recovery for every tree. MEASUREMENT

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Source: Amazonian trees under long-term drought exposure are more resilient to El Niño extreme · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:76cfe7da8f57852681bddf42ebb02b98934e102f2af1074133b3829d26214a9e

We quantified Rs, that is the capacity of trees to reach pre-drought transpiration levels, estimated as the ratio between performance post- (PostDr) and pre drought (PreDr). Full recovery was assumed when the resilience value stayed above 0.95 PreDr for 5 consecutive days post-drought.