Evidence item

The primary study reports recovery timing and the control group’s 77.5% post-drought level. MEASUREMENT

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Source: Amazonian trees under long-term drought exposure are more resilient to El Niño extreme · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:10616008f3c8c71f346b37d5cf4a876dd64e3337c618a13553832ac14be562d5

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The PTs fully recovered transpiration back to PreDr levels after 143 days within the wet-season by end of April 2024. Thus, PTs demonstrated full resilience to the El Niño extreme with no signs of lasting drought legacies in tree transpiration following the extreme drought. CTs on the other hand, persistent legacy effects were evident. CTs displayed only partial recovery within our observation period, reaching only 77.5% of PreDr levels.

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