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Cellular Satiety

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Cellular Satiety

Easy explanation

It is a meter that tells you, on a scale of 0 to 100, how close your plant is to being “saturated” — that is, unable to make use of any more than what you are already asking of it. If the number reaches 92, Yolia stops the formula completely, like a red light that cannot be run.

Medium explanation

The percentage rises when you ask the plant for more load than its actual capacity to process and store resources can sustain at that moment, and drops when there's more physiological margin available. It's not arbitrary: it's calculated by subtracting the actual processing and storage capacity from the maximum load you're asking of the plant.

Advanced explanation

saturation_risk_pct = maximum_load×75 − processing_capacity×28 − storage_capacity×20, with a hard block at ≥92%. Processing and storage capacity are derived from the 10 physiological signals of the Resource Dynamics Spectrograph, and each active climate stressor (heat, cold, drought, excess humidity, wind, high radiation, waterlogging, hypoxia) additionally subtracts 2.5 direct points from processing capacity.

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