Abstract
Two groups of yield response functions of cotton in Tarim Basin are established according to the salt tolerance data from three experimental sites,which are based upon linear and non-linear by spss for Windows.One is a group of linear response functions which contain two independent parameters: the salinity threshold(st) and the slope(c) of the curve.The other is a group of non-linear shaped curve response functions which contain two independent parameters: s50(the salinity at which the yield is reduced by 50%) and(an empirical constant).The non-linear functions and their thresholds of salt tolerance can correspond with the cotton yield-soil salinity in Tarim Basin better than the linear response functions by analyzing their differences.
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Non-linear yield response functions correspond with cotton yield-soil salinity in the Tarim Basin better than linear response functions.
- Taxon
- cotton
Gossypium hirsutumt0 - Outcome
- cotton yield-soil salinitye1
- Direction
- bettere1
- Comparator
- the linear response functionse1
- Setting
- Tarim Basint0
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t0“Salt Tolerance Functions of Cotton in Tarim Basin”
e1“The non-linear functions and their thresholds of salt tolerance can correspond with the cotton yield-soil salinity in Tarim Basin better than the linear response functions by analyzing their differences”