Claim · model-written summary
RFCb reduced soil nitrate residue by 45.9% relative to FN.
Zea maysVerbatim
e0“a decrease of 45.9% in soil nitrate residue compared to FN”
t0“summer maize”
e1“RFCb exhibiting the largest increases by 51.1% in grain yield”
Title
Jiayu Wang; Han Wang; Xinwei Deng; et al. Land Degradation and Development 2025. doi:10.1002/ldr.70120
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Intervention effect RFCb increased grain yield by 51.1%.
- Intervention effect RFCb increased plant nitrogen uptake by 96.5%.
- Intervention effect RFCb increased nitrogen uptake efficiency by 96.5%.
- Intervention effect RFCb increased partial factor productivity by 51.8%.
- Intervention effect RFCb increased nitrogen harvest index by 26.5%.
- Intervention effect RFCb increased net ecosystem economic budget by 87.7%.
- Intervention effect FS increased net ecosystem carbon budget by 248.9%.
- Intervention effect RFCb increased net ecosystem carbon budget by 233.3%.
- Intervention effect FS decreased net greenhouse gas budget by 637.5%.
- Intervention effect RFCb decreased net greenhouse gas budget by 286.3%.
- Intervention effect FS reduced net greenhouse gas emission intensity by 639.7%.
- Intervention effect RFCb reduced net greenhouse gas emission intensity by 179.8%.
- Recommendation RFCb was considered a preferred planting practice.