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Aerobic Rice with or without Strategic Irrigation in the Subtropics [PDF]
Agronomy, 2020 Modern rice varieties adapted to aerobic (dryland) conditions have expanded to new rice growing systems thanks to their plasticity in adapting to rainfed and irrigated conditions. This is important because, as water becomes scarce in paddy rice regions (as it is already in Australia), there will be a move towards tropical to subtropical dryland rainfed
Sachesh Silwal +2 more
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Plant Production Science, 2015 The aerobic rice system is a new promising water-saving cultivation technique; however, rice sensitivity to aerobic conditions limits its use. We investigated morphological and physiological responses of seedlings of two upland rice genotypes (Beodien ...
Nghia Thi Ai Nguyen +3 more
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Agronomy, 2019 Aerobic rice has the potential to replace transplanted flooded rice, as rice cultivation is seriously threatened by environmental and social factors. Although the recently released upland rice cultivars have higher drought tolerance, low yield potential ...
Hongyan Liu +3 more
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Decision Support Tool to Predict Panicle Initiation in Aerobic Rice
Agronomy, 2023 Aerobic rice cultivation offers the potential to reduce irrigated water use. A multitude of challenges, such as cold sterility, drought stress, and labor shortages, limit its adoption in temperate rice-growing regions.
Matthew Champness +2 more
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Current Plant Biology, 2018 All the irrigated rice systems are currently facing a worldwide challenge for producing higher yield with lower water availability. Aerobic rice is considered to be promising for rice production under water constrained environments where it can be grown ...
Rohit Joshi, Balwant Singh, Alok Shukla
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Aerobic Rice: Implications and Prospects
, 2023 Rice botanically known as Oryza sativa L. belongs to the family poaceae. It is the staple food of a large number of Asian countries and occupies 1/5th of total cultivable land area in the world. It is one of the most important food crops in the world and attributes to a significant proportion of contribution to the world food basket.
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Growing Rice Aerobically Markedly Decreases Arsenic Accumulation
Environmental Science & Technology, 2008 Arsenic (As) exposure from consumption of rice can be substantial, particularly for the population on a subsistence rice diet in South Asia. Paddy rice has a much enhanced As accumulation compared with other cereal crops, and practical measures are urgently needed to decrease As transfer from soil to grain. We investigated the dynamics of As speciation
Xu, X-Y. +3 more
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Journal of Agrometeorology, 2015 Application of crop simulation models at larger spatial scales is very essential to develop best management practices in order to maximize yields and reduce environmental pollution.
M.D.M. KADIYALA +5 more
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Genetic Variation in Tolerance to Iron Deficiency among Species of Oryza
Crops, 2023 Transplanted rice cultivation has caused groundwater depletion in several regions globally. Direct-seeded rice under aerobic conditions is a water-saving alternative.
Rahul Kumar, Huseyin Yer
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Monitoring and Modelling Evapotranspiration in Flooded and Aerobic Rice Fields
Procedia Environmental Sciences, 2013 AbstractItaly is the Europe's leading rice producer, with over half of total production. The high water requirement of rice (flooded throughout its growth period) encouraged the introduction of new and more efficient irrigation practices. From spring 2012 an intense monitoring activity on three experimental fields located in the Padana plain (northern ...
A. Facchi +4 more
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