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... Sixty landraces of rice (Table 1) collected from Wayanad district of Kerala were grown in an Augmented Block Design at the RARS farm, Ambalavayal, KAU, Situated at 11° 61' N latitude, 76° 21' ... See full document

... of rice belonging to non -basmati and basmati group were characterized based on the fifty two descriptors at different stages of plant ...width, L/B ratio of kernel, test weight, endosperm amylose content ... See full document

... main rice genomic source of Gramene), which is also a known submergence susceptible variety, the presence of Sub1A of 950bp is in keeping with the submergence tolerant varieties (Meghi and ...water rice ... See full document

... the rice plant following National guidelines for the conduct of Test for Distinctness, Uniformity and Stability of Rice (Oryza sativa ...i.e. DUS test. Plant morphological DUS ... See full document

... the rice land- races are endowed with tremendous genetic variability, as they are not subjected to subtle selection over a long period of time ...indigenous rice lines from the natural crop resources, ... See full document

... of rice cultivars consists of 69 accessions, which was provided by Na- tional Institute of Agrobiological Sciences, Japan, was used in the present study ...are landraces and remaining 6 are modern culti- ... See full document

... To establish distinctiveness among rice cultivars, 29 characters have been used. Qualitative characters are considered as morphological markers in the identification of landraces of rice, because ... See full document

... that rice population in India as well as several other Asian countries must double by the year 2005 to meet the requirements of increasing population (Paroda, ...Hybrid rice cultivation offers an ... See full document

... The objective of present study was to evaluate the genetic polymorphism and identification of diverse parents among the 76 rice accessions using simple sequences repeat (SSR) markers. The accessions showed ... See full document

... A significant reduction was observed in seed germination, plant growth, yield (total fresh weight and dry weight), protein concentration and amylase activity in rice plants. The chlorophyll and carotenoid content ... See full document

... The spread of tissue necrosis leads to plant death. We isolated 18 lethal ne- crotic mutants induced in rice ( Oryza sativa L.) by gamma-irradiation. The necrotic lethality among the 18 ... See full document

... emberyogenesis and somatic embryogenesis decreased compared to control. Activated charcoal is often used to reduce or eliminate undesirable compounds and also improve the morphogenesis response of explants to in vitro ... See full document

... for rice production. In sustainable rice cultivation, the strategies are to plant crops which are less dependent on fertilizer and to emphasize on the use of plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) ... See full document

... 2012). Among the different methods adopted, the Line x Tester analysis has been recommended for early evaluation of parents, because of its simplicity in both experimentation and analysis (Dhillion, 1975). Knowledge on ... See full document

... Rice is the most important staple food crop for more than 60% of the world’s population especially confined to the people of Asian countries. Across countries i.e., globally the area under paddy cultivation is ... See full document

... of rice cultivation was collected from the FLD plots, besides the data on local practices commonly adopted by the local farmers of this region were also ... See full document

... Significant deviation of regression coefficient ‘b’ from zero was observed in all seasons for grains/panicle except boro-2014. Over-dominance was observed in boro-2015 and kharif-2015 as regression line intersected the ... See full document

... indica and japonicas (Yuan, 1994). Significance of this phenomenon was recognized by Ikehashi (1982) who proposed to search varieties which can use for overcoming sterility barriers in indica / japonica crosses. ... See full document

... collected landraces, there were 31 sets of varieties having the same name (22 pairs, seven triplets, and two sets of four accessions with identical names), which represents 23% of the collection as being ... See full document

... world, rice provides 27% of dietary energy and 20% of dietary protein for people’s daily life ...Moreover, rice has relatively small genome size [3], so it is generally used as a model species in plant ... See full document