Influence of different water irrigation sources and timings of drainage after submergence on seedling establishment under anaerobic conditions

There was no difference on seed germination prior to the treatments. Submerging seeds for 12-24 hours indicated a minimum length of emerged seedling regardless of water source (rainfall or irrigation). The growth of seedlings based on radicle length, height, leaf age, and seedling biomass declined w...

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Published inPhilippine Rice R & D Highlights 2003 (Philippines)
Main Authors Escabarte, R.S. Jr, Buhat, J.N.M
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.04.2004
Subjects
CRECIMIENTO
CROISSANCE
EMERGENCE
EMERGENCIA
GERMINACIÓN
GERMINATION
GRAINE
GROWTH
IRRIGATION
LEVÉE
LLUVIA
ORYZA SATIVA
PLANTULAS
PLANTULE
PLUIE
RAIN
RIEGO
SEEDLINGS
SEEDS
SEMILLA
TOLERANCE À L'EAU
TOLERANCIA A LA HUMEDAD
WATER TOLERANCE
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Summary:There was no difference on seed germination prior to the treatments. Submerging seeds for 12-24 hours indicated a minimum length of emerged seedling regardless of water source (rainfall or irrigation). The growth of seedlings based on radicle length, height, leaf age, and seedling biomass declined with length of submergence but had no difference with water source. Final seedling establishment (74-76%) was higher at 12 and 24 h of submergence
Bibliography:2004001141
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ISSN:0117-6374