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Walk the dataset by one view at a time. Every count is a number of claims (or papers, for the scope-judgment view).

How the claims are classified

Each view counts claims; click a row to open it.

By research area

Eight research areas of plant science, then claim type. A claim can sit in several areas, so counts overlap.

  1. Breeding, agronomy & horticulture5,163,403
  2. Physiology, metabolism & abiotic stress4,567,272
  3. Plant interactions & biotic stress2,634,899
  4. Woody plants2,325,814
  5. Molecular genetics & genomics1,514,735
  6. Ecology, evolution & diversity1,336,267
  7. Development, reproduction & morphology1,096,213
  8. Methods & resources684,532
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By claim type

What kind of statement a claim is: observation, intervention effect, association, mechanism, method result or recommendation.

  1. Observation5,452,332
  2. Intervention effect3,371,900
  3. Association1,305,555
  4. Method / resource684,532
  5. Mechanism480,632
  6. Recommendation463,767
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By polarity

Whether the reported effect is positive, negative, absent or mixed for the plant or study goal, as the authors present it.

  1. Non-evaluative6,263,511
  2. Positive3,709,643
  3. Negative1,220,780
  4. No effect501,948
  5. Mixed62,836
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By publication decade

Publication year from OpenAlex, grouped by decade.

1950’60’70’80’902000’10’20

and 44,323 more · 1660s–1940s

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By scope judgment

How the model judged each paper, with its reason. Lists papers, not claims.

  1. Core plant research1,799,903
  2. Off topic1,393,095
  3. Adjacent228,302
  4. Insufficient evidence124,906
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Organisms, genes and names

Normalised through NCBI Taxonomy, NCBI Gene and ChEBI, or listed as the abstracts spell them.

normalised81,714By organismThe study organism of each claim, matched to NCBI Taxonomy and filed by family: maize, corn and Zea mays are one entry, and a subspecies or variety is listed under its species. Italic names are genus level and below.Open normalised30,887By interacting organismPathogens, pests, symbionts, weeds and other organisms a claim involves, matched to NCBI Taxonomy and filed by family; formae speciales and pathovars keep their own entries.Open as written437,395By taxon as writtenThe plant named in the quote, spelled as in the abstract.Open as written326,269By gene or molecule as writtenThe gene field as the abstract spells it: gene, locus, protein and metabolite names together. The By gene and By compound views sort them apart.Open as written183,098By interacting organism as writtenPathogens, pests, symbionts and other organisms, spelled as in the abstract.Open papers5,098,722By authorAuthors as OpenAlex identifies them: one entry per person, under the spelling used most often. Lists papers, not claims.Open