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The strongest negative linear correlation was at 20–30 cm depth, with coefficient −0.808.

Taxon: tomatoesSolanum lycopersicumt0
Outcome: correlation coefficiente0
Direction: negative correlatione0
Value: -0.808e0
Setting: 20~30 cm(ΔT) depthe0

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“the most significantly linear negative correlation in the range of 20~30 cm(ΔT) depth,and the correlation coefficient is-0.808”
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“tomatoes as a research object”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 163–192

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Experimental Research on Soil Volumetric Water Content Forecast of Root Zone by Using Crop Canopy Leaf-Air Temperature Difference

Fan Xing-ke 2012

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The linear relationship of Mn+2 uptake by straw or seed had a significant correlation coefficient (R 2 = 0.5).

Taxon: plantsViridiplantaee6
Organ / stage: straw or seede6
Outcome: correlation coefficiente6
Value: R 2 = 0.5e6

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“This linear relationship has significant correlation coefficient (R 2 = 0.5) of Mn+2 uptake by straw or seed plants after end of stages”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1670–1805

Title

Evaluation Releasing Efficiency of Selected Micronutrients from Natural Polymer Complex in Laboratory and Field Conditions

Sayeda M. Ibrahim; Mervat S. Ibrahim; Serag A. Farag; et al. Polymer-Plastics Technology and Engineering 2007. doi:10.1080/03602550701580888

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Observation The maximum released amount from the complex was obtained at pH 7.0 in the laboratory.
Method / resource The Mn+2 complex showed possibility of use at 3000 mg kg−1.
Observation About 1.0% of the Mn complex was released to soil.
Observation About 34.0% of the Mn complex was released to plants.
Intervention effect Absorbed Mn+2 from the complex increased seed yield compared with untreated samples.
Association Absorbed Mn+2 from the complex activated plant growth.
Intervention effect Most other elements increased in plants grown with the complex compared with untreated plants.
Association Absorbed Mn+2 showed a linear relationship with plant growth stages.

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Linear correlation between SOC and TN contents in topsoil (0-20 cm) was significantly positive (correlation coefficient 0.947).

Taxon: SOYBEANGlycine maxt0
Organ / stage: topsoil (0-20 cm)e4
Outcome: linear correlation between SOC and TN contentse4
Direction: positivee4
Value: correlation coefficient = 0.947**e4
Qualifier: P < 0.01e4

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“SYNERGISTIC EFFECT OF FERTILIZATION ON INTERANNUAL VARIATION OF SOIL CARBON AND NITROGEN CONTENTS AND SOYBEAN YIELD IN SEMIARID SOIL”
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“There was a significant positive linear correlation between SOC and TN contents in topsoil (0-20 cm) (P < 0.01; correlation coefficient = 0.947**)”
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Title

SYNERGISTIC EFFECT OF FERTILIZATION ON INTERANNUAL VARIATION OF SOIL CARBON AND NITROGEN CONTENTS AND SOYBEAN YIELD IN SEMIARID SOIL

Z.Y. YU; Q. LIU Applied Ecology and Environmental Research 2023. doi:10.15666/aeer/2102_12931311

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The two methods had a significant linear relation in measured transpiration, with reported correlation coefficient R20.8.

Taxon: poplarPopulust0
Outcome: rate of water consumption by transpiration was lineare0
Value: R20.8e0
Comparator: these two measured methodse0

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“The rate of water consumption by transpiration was linear by these two measured methods,(correlation coefficient,R20.8),and the correlation was significant.”
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“poplar”
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Comparison of the portable steady porometer method and standard branch soaking method for the measurement of poplar's water consumption by transpiration

Anqiang Chen Journal of Shandong University 2009

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Method / resource Both methods measured a single apex daily transpiration curve.
Method / resource Porometer transpiration estimates were consistently higher than branch soaking estimates.
Method / resource Method ratio differences were small during lower transpiration in morning and evening.
Association Method ratio differences increased as humidity decreased and light, temperature, and transpiration increased.

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Recommended application rates from the new model and QPFM had a significant linear correlation.

Outcome: linear correlation coefficiente0
Comparator: unary QPFMe0

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“The linear correlation coefficient of the recommended application rates between the new model and the unary QPFM reached a significant level.”
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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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Association Rice yield increases exhibited an exponential relationship with fertilizer rate.
Method / resource A unary non-structural fertilizer response model was proposed.
Method / resource New models significantly predicted rice yields in 18 field experiments.
Method / resource Two unary QPFM fits did not pass statistical significance tests.
Method / resource Residual standard deviations of 13 new models were significantly lower than unary QPFM.
Method / resource Theoretical analysis identified unary QPFM as a simplified version of the new model.
Method / resource Theoretical analysis reported higher fitting precision and better applicability, with the model referent ambiguous.

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The model and observed LAI had a correlation coefficient of 0.98, significant at 1%.

Taxon: winter wheatTriticum aestivume1
Outcome: linear correlation coefficiente0
Value: 0.98e0
Qualifier: 1% levele0

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“the linear correlation coefficient was 0.98,which is significant at 1% level”
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“LAI for winter wheat in 2003～2004”
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Title

Study on Dynamic Model of Leaf Area Index(LAI) for Winter Wheat in Xinxiang Area

Hao Liu Mailei zuowu xuebao 2008

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Linear regression between mean live larvae per leaflet and mean pupae per tray was significant, with a correlation coefficient of 0.876

Taxon: tomatoSolanum lycopersicume0
Interactor: Liriomyza sativaeLiriomyza sativaee0pest
Outcome: correlation coefficiente1
Value: 0.876e1

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“A sampling technique, utilizing styrofoam trays to trap prepupae of Liriomyza sativae Blanchard falling from tomato foliage”
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“A linear regression beween the mean number of medium and large live larvae per leaflet vs. the mean number of pupae per tray was significant with a correlation coefficient of 0.876”
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Title

A Technique for Monitoring Liriomyza sativae in Fresh Market Tomatoes12

M. W. Johnson; E. R. Oatman; J. A. Wyman; et al. Journal of Economic Entomology 1980. doi:10.1093/jee/73.4.552

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Method / resource Trays were more sensitive to leafminer population changes than leaflet sampling
Observation Monitoring leafminer populations with the trays was efficient and inexpensive

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Linear regression of leaf shape on size was significant (p<0.001) but with a low negative correlation (r=-0.18) and low determination coefficient (r2=0.033).

Taxon: Norway mapleAcer platanoidest0
Outcome: shapee1
Direction: negativee1
Value: r= -0.18e1
Qualifier: r2= 0.033e1
Comparator: sizee1

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“Norway maple”
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“linear regression of shape and size shows a significant p.value of <0.001 but a low negative coefficient of correlation r= -0.18 and a low coefficient of determination r2= 0.033”
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Leaf Geometric morphometrics among a natural population of Norway maple (Acer platanoidesL.) in Northern Algeria

Rida Mohammed Mediouni; Sarra Said; Ilias Faiza; et al. GENETICS AND BIODIVERSITY JOURNAL (GABJ) 2021. doi:10.46325/gabj.v0i0.938

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Schisandrin content of Schisandra chinensis decreased significantly with increasing altitude (linear fitting coefficient 0.8441).

Taxon: Schisandra chinensisSchisandra chinensist0
Treatment: altitudee3
Outcome: schisandrine3
Direction: decreasede3
Value: 0.844 1e4
Qualifier: significant lineare3

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“Schisandra chinensis”
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“It had significant linear negative correlation relationship between schisandrin, schizandrin A, B and altitude, the contents decreased with the increase of altitude”
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“The significant negative linear fitting coefficient was 0.844 1 between schisandrin and altitude”
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Title

Correlation study on lignin contents of Schisandra chinensis and ecological factors

Hong-Mei Lin; Hong-Xiang Han; Yue-Hua Li; et al. China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2013. doi:10.4268/cjcmm20132418

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The nonlinear regression correlation coefficient was significant.

Taxon: CottonGossypium hirsutumt0
Outcome: correlation coefficiente0

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“Cotton”
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“its proposal model of non linear regression is, 2=3647 3217+27 6250X 0.5877X 2,it shows that correlation coefficient is significant.”
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Title

Cluster and Orthogonal Polynomial Regression Analysis for Cotton Yield under ABT Treatment

Jiang Wen Acta Gossypii Sinica 2000

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Intervention effect All four ABT agent types significantly affected cotton yield.
Observation Different ABT agent types had different yield effects.
Observation The reported best dose of ABT 6 was 13 80mg·kg 1.
Observation The reported best dose of ABT 7 was 23 50mg·kg 1.
Observation The reported best dose of ABT 8 was 27 86mg·kg 1.
Observation The reported best dose of ABT 10 was 22 22mg·kg 1.
Observation ABT 7 was the best agent type.

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