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Evaluating the Effect of Deficit Irrigation on Yield and Water Use Efficiency of Drip Irrigation Cotton under Film in Xinjiang Based on Meta-Analysis.

Plants (Basel) · 2024 · PMC10935209 · PMID 38475485

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As shown in the figure, the factors that had a greater effect on cotton yield and reached a highly significant level were irrigation amount, nitrogen application, and average annual temperature.

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With the increase in nitrogen applications, the improvement of cotton water use efficiency by deficit irrigation showed a trend of increasing and then decreasing, as shown in the following: under deficit irrigation, cotton water use efficiency was improved by 5.31%, 7.56%, and 10.55% when nitrogen applications were ≤200 kg·ha −1 , 200~300 kg·ha −1 , and 300~400 kg·ha −1 , respectively, but cotton water use efficiency showed an inhibitory effect (−4.19%) when the nitrogen application was >400 kg·ha −1 .

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