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The abstract directly gives the 21.5–41.0% event range and defines overcompensation as recovery exceeding loss with productivity above baseline. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Overcompensation of vegetation productivity after late-spring frost in the Northern Hemisphere · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:ccf1bfbe467b0279e013119dc1b06bcfae45f1b248baa807406dba83503d8649

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Using eddy-covariance carbon flux data, satellite-derived gross primary productivity and solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence across the Northern Hemisphere, and multi-year frost manipulative experiments, we show that overcompensation, in which post-frost recovery exceeds loss, occurs in 21.5–41.0% of events, with annual productivity exceeding the non-frost baseline.

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