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. 2014 Jul 1;114(3):499–511. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcu127

Table 2.

Linear regression of rice yield (Y) against total crop N uptake (Nmax) and one other parameter trait of both well-watered and drought-stressed input parameters (n = 96; for definition of these traits, see Table 1)

Equation b0 b1 b2 R2
Y = b0 + b1Nmax −15·43/–62·61 44·49***/37·13*** 0·576/0·592
Y = b0 + b1Nmax + b2SW −39·73/–44·54 43·86***/37·37*** 1356·6/–881·1 0·577/0·593
Y = b0 + b1Nmax + b2nSO 466·60/86·83 47·11***/35·94*** −35698·7***/–10033·9* 0·749/0·614
Y = b0 + b1Nmax + b2Hmax 77·43/48·84 49·70***/40·49*** −128·5**/–120·7*** 0·609/0·646
Y = b0 + b1Nmax + b2mV 630·66/553·40 39·03***/29·32*** −6·73***/–6·41*** 0·668/0·714
Y = b0 + b1Nmax + b2mR −310·43/–339·14 38·54***/29·04*** 15·69***/14·63*** 0·669/0·710
Y = b0 + b1Nmax + b2Sla 161·52/92·18 42·74***/36·78*** −8334·2*/–7903·0** 0·598/0·625

Values are presented as ‘well-watered/drought-stressed’.

*, **, ***Significant at the 0·05, 0·01 and 0·001 probability levels, respectively.