Method / resourcemodel-written summary

New models significantly predicted rice yields in 18 field experiments.

A claim from Unary Non-Structural Fertilizer Response Model for Rice Crops and Its Field Experimental Verification · 2018

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Claim · model-written summary

New models significantly predicted rice yields in 18 field experiments.

Outcome
predict rice yieldse0
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Comparator
unary QPFMe0
Setting
fielde0

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“The responses of 18 rice field experiments to N, P, or K fertilization indicated that the new models could significantly predict rice yields, while two experimental fitting results using the unary QPFM did not pass statistical significance tests.”

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Title

Unary Non-Structural Fertilizer Response Model for Rice Crops and Its Field Experimental Verification

Mingqing Zhang; Juan Li; Fang Chen; et al. Scientific Reports 2018. doi:10.1038/s41598-018-21163-w

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