Drought Recurrence is a temporal ecological pattern characterized by the repeated occurrence of drought events within a specific ecosystem over a defined time period, distinguished from isolated drought instances by its cyclical frequency and cumulative impact on ecosystem structure and function.
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University of Arizona
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