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Rice, Rice Wine, And Rice Vinegar
2009Rice is probably the single most important source of human nutrition. For more than half of the world’s people, rice is their staple. There are several thousand varieties of rice, which are roughly divided into three groups: those with short, long, and medium length grains.
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Hybrid Rice: The Future of Rice Cultivation
Asia-Pacific Biotech News, 2002The article is about the future of rice cultivation in China and outside China. It also touches on the economic assessment and the extent of adoption of technology.
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Genomic basis of geographical adaptation to soil nitrogen in rice
Nature, 2021Yongqiang Liu+17 more
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1996
Rice joined quite late the club of high-yielding, input-responsive crops such as wheat, barley, maize, or potato. A few years after the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) was installed in the Philippines in 1960, a new, short-statured, high-tillering, relatively photoperiod-insensitive and highly N-responsive plant type with erect leaves and ...
Dingkuhn, Michael, Kropff, Martin
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Rice joined quite late the club of high-yielding, input-responsive crops such as wheat, barley, maize, or potato. A few years after the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) was installed in the Philippines in 1960, a new, short-statured, high-tillering, relatively photoperiod-insensitive and highly N-responsive plant type with erect leaves and ...
Dingkuhn, Michael, Kropff, Martin
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Hybrid rice and Green Super Rice
Chinese Science Bulletin, 2016Rice is the most important staple food that feeds more than half of the world’s population, particularly in Asia where 90% of rice is consumed. Increasing rice production is essential to meet the demands of a growing human population, with its rising living standards.
Lijun Luo+4 more
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2017
Rice is one of the leading food crops of the world. A high percentage is consumed in the countries where it is produced. It is the staple food of nearly half the world population. © 1991 by Marcel Dekker, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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Rice is one of the leading food crops of the world. A high percentage is consumed in the countries where it is produced. It is the staple food of nearly half the world population. © 1991 by Marcel Dekker, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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CATENA, 2017
Abstract Carbon sequestration increases soil fertility and reduces global warming by storing atmospheric carbon in soils. This study aimed to quantify and compare soil organic C fractions and C stocks in 4 different rice based cropping systems and investigate their variation as affected by crop rotation with upland crops.
R.R. Ratnayake+5 more
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Abstract Carbon sequestration increases soil fertility and reduces global warming by storing atmospheric carbon in soils. This study aimed to quantify and compare soil organic C fractions and C stocks in 4 different rice based cropping systems and investigate their variation as affected by crop rotation with upland crops.
R.R. Ratnayake+5 more
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Transgenic rice and rice genome research
Field Crops Research, 1996Abstract The recent rapid progress in transferring foreign genes for expression in rice is evaluated. There is an apparent need for an international database and for information exchange about transgenic rice plants between molecular biologists, plant breeders, company researchers and government regulators.
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Off-Flavors in Rice and Rice Products
1992SUMMARY Rice is the primary staple food for most of the Far-Eastern, Oriental, and Indian countries, where almost 90% of the crop is grown. Most of this crop is long, medium, or short grain varieties but some are aromatic, scented (high aroma) rices that are highly prized as gourmet or premium rices.
George J. Flick, R.L. Ory
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A Draft Sequence of the Rice Genome (Oryza sativa L. ssp. indica)
Science, 2002Jun Yu+99 more
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