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Springer Science and Business Media LLC Scientific Reports 13(1)
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    Meteorological conditions and irrigation amounts are key factors that affect crop growth processes. Typically, crop growth and development are modeled as a function of time or growing degree days (GDD). Although the most important component of GDD is temperature, it can vary significantly year to year while also gradually shifting due to climate changes. However, cotton is highly sensitive to various meteorological factors, and reference crop evapotranspiration (ET<sub>O</sub>) integrates the primary meteorological factors responsible for global dryland extension and aridity changes. This paper constructs a cotton growth model using ET<sub>O</sub>, which improves the accuracy of crop growth simulation. Two cotton growth models based on the logistic model established using GDD or ET<sub>O</sub> as independent factors are evaluated in this paper. Additionally, this paper examines mathematical models that relate irrigation amount and irrigation water utilization efficiency (IWUE) to the maximum leaf area index (LAI<sub>max</sub>) and cotton yield, revealing some key findings. First, the model using cumulative reference crop evapotranspiration (CET<sub>O</sub>) as the independent variable is more accurate than the one using cumulative growing degree days. To better reflect the effects of meteorological conditions on cotton growth, this paper recommends using CET<sub>O</sub> as the independent variable to establish cotton growth models. Secondly, the maximum cotton yield is 7171.7 kg/ha when LAI<sub>max</sub> is 6.043 cm<sup>2</sup>/cm<sup>2</sup>, the corresponding required irrigation amount is 518.793 mm, and IWUE is 21.153 kg/(ha·mm). Future studies should consider multiple associated meteorological factors and use ET<sub>O</sub> crop growth models to simulate and predict crop growth and yield.

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