"Instead of 'hunkering down' during a drought as you might expect, the forest responded positively to drought, at least in the short term," said study author Scott R. Saleska, an assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University Of Arizona. "It's a very interesting and surprising response."
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Yes, thank gopod for small genetically-related miracles.
OTOH, the Amazon is amazingly non-resilient to clearing by fire for ongoing expansion of South American corporate farming, which is by far the greater threat.
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