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Fig 1.

Secondary succession model of an ecosystem.

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Fig 2.

Test materials.

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Fig 3.

Test process (the black numbers in the figure represent the test numbers corresponding to Table 1).

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Table 1.

Red bed composite polymer compositions.

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Test equipment.

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Fig 5.

Changes in water and soil characteristics with different initial water contents w0 over experimental time t (a) and comparison at the beginning and ending of seedling stage (b).

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Fig 6.

Change in O2 and CO2 content c over time t under different initial water contents w0.

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Fig 7.

Comparisons of the germination number n (a) and plant height h (b) of pigeon pea.

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Table 2.

Differences in water, soil, air, and plant of red bed composite polymers with different proportions during the seedling stage.

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Fig 8.

Water‒soil mutual feedback trend.

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Fig 9.

Water‒plant and water‒air mutual feedback trends.

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Fig 10.

Soil‒plant mutual feedback trend.

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Fig 11.

Water‒soil-air‒plant mutual feedback trends with red bed composite polymer addition.

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Fig 12.

Water‒soil-air‒plant mutual feedback mechanism with red bed composite polymer addition.

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