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Fig 1.

Schematic of the experimental soil profile.

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Table 1.

Classification of soil texture.

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Fig 2.

Rainfall and potential evapotranspiration during simulation.

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Crop growth and root water uptake parameters for cotton.

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Table 3.

Optimisation results of field hydraulic parameters.

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Table 4.

Salt transport parameters in different soil layers.

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Fig 3.

Statistical analysis of the rainfall series (stability analysis, A; sliding analysis, B).

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Fig 4.

Schematic of the model calibration and scenario analysis framework.

(Inverse Modeling, A; Scenario Analysis and Prediction,B).

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Table 5.

Statistical evaluation of model performance for soil moisture and salinity simulation.

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Fig 5.

Simulated and measured values of soil moisture at different soil depths (60 cm, A; 200 cm, B; 450 cm, C).

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Fig 6.

Simulated and measured values of soil water salinity at different soil depths (60 cm, A; 180 cm, B; 500 cm, C).

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Fig 7.

Variations in water storage in the vadose zone under different groundwater depths (1m, A; 3m, B).

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Fig 8.

Salt accumulation patterns under different groundwater depths.

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Fig 9.

Salt accumulation trends in soil profiles over different years under varying groundwater depths.

(A, rising from 5.5 m to 3 m; B, unchanged at 5.5 m; C, decreased to 10 m,).

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Fig 10.

Soil profile salinity distribution after 10 years under different groundwater depths.

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