Contribution of covariates in different models.

<div><p>The calcium accumulation problem (CAP) in cinnamon soil regions of northern China significantly impacts crop yields. Identifying and mitigating CAP is crucial for improving soil quality and agricultural productivity. This study, based on field research in Aohan Banner, Chifeng Ci...

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Main Author:	Xingjie Yin (3167703) (author)
Other Authors:	Haile Zhao (11356057) (author), Yuchao Luo (16318632) (author), Yuling Jin (11872953) (author), Zhihua Pan (791902) (author), Wenting Liu (412341) (author), Pingli An (791901) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Sociology Cancer Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified strong negative correlation specific mitigation measures regional soil mapping noting reduced yields legacy soil map key findings include improving soil quality g ., mrvbf calcium accumulation problem spatial analysis reveals regression analysis shows integrating field surveys guiding future research cinnamon soil regions cap predominantly manifests field research analysis indicates central regions xlink "> though 76 terrain variables terrain transitions surveyed farmers report cap predictive performance predicting cap outperform others mitigating cap chifeng city cap dataset block formations aohan banner also analyzed agricultural productivity
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Contribution of covariates in different models.

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