Claim · model-written summary
The regression model predicts onion economic benefits that are highly correlated with actual economic benefits
- Taxon
- onion
Allium cepae0 - Outcome
- economic benefitse1
- Comparator
- actual economic benefitse1
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Verbatim
e0“The onion was used as the test crop”
e1“are highly correlated with the actual economic benefits”
Title
Xiaofan Pan; Haoliang Deng; Guang Li; et al. Plants 2025. doi:10.3390/plants15010006
Other claims from this paper (18)
- Intervention effect Medium-to-high water-nitrogen combinations improved onion quality
- Intervention effect Excessive irrigation and nitrogen application inhibited bulb quality accumulation
- Intervention effect Yield and economic benefits increased with increasing irrigation amount
- Intervention effect Excessive nitrogen application gave a diminishing yield-increasing effect
- Intervention effect Excessive nitrogen application increased farm input costs
- Intervention effect Excessive nitrogen application reduced economic benefits
- Intervention effect In 2020 the N3W3 treatment gave the highest onion yield, 136.93 t·ha−1, with no significant difference from N2W3
- Intervention effect In 2020 the N3W3 treatment gave the highest economic benefits, 20,376.3 USD·ha−1, with no significant difference from N2W3
- Intervention effect In 2020 the N3W3 treatment gave the highest net profit, 14,320.8 USD·ha−1, with no significant difference from N2W3
- Intervention effect From 2021 to 2023 the N2W3 treatment gave the highest onion yield, averaging 130.87 t·ha−1
- Intervention effect From 2021 to 2023 the N2W3 treatment gave the highest economic benefits, averaging 28,449.5 USD·ha−1
- Intervention effect From 2021 to 2023 the N2W3 treatment gave the highest net profit, averaging 21,881.5 USD·ha−1
- Intervention effect Lower irrigation and nitrogen rates gave low water use efficiency and irrigation water use efficiency
- Intervention effect Lower irrigation and nitrogen rates gave low nitrogen partial factor productivity and nitrogen agronomic use efficiency
- Association The relationship of irrigation amount and nitrogen rate with onion economic benefits fits a bivariate quadratic regression model
- Association Onion economic benefits show a parabolic trend as water and nitrogen inputs increase
- Method / resource Model optimisation gives onion economic benefits close to 27,000–29,000 USD·ha−1 at 100% irrigation and 264 kg·ha−1 nitrogen
- Recommendation The optimised water and nitrogen management model can be used as a technical reference for onion in the Hexi Oasis irrigation area