2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.fcr.2007.10.006
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Grain filling duration, a crucial determinant of genotypic variation of grain yield in field-grown tropical irrigated rice

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“…It was noted that the cultivar Binadhan-10 matured much earlier than other cultivars along with more grain filling period. The rice cultivars having higher grain filling duration have produced higher yield (Yang et al, 2008). Extension of grain filling duration provided rice plant with more climatic resources such as temperature and solar radiation for prolonged grain growth.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was noted that the cultivar Binadhan-10 matured much earlier than other cultivars along with more grain filling period. The rice cultivars having higher grain filling duration have produced higher yield (Yang et al, 2008). Extension of grain filling duration provided rice plant with more climatic resources such as temperature and solar radiation for prolonged grain growth.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Penelitian Yang et al (2008) menunjukkan bahwa hasil panen berkorelasi positif dengan semakin lama periode pengisian biji, karena tanaman harus mengakumulasi pertumbuhan vegetatif yang cukup untuk mendukung fase reproduktifnya.…”
Section: Umur Berbungaunclassified
“…In the Philippines, Yang et al (2008) evaluated the effect of temperature and solar radiation on the weight of grain filling rate and duration of grain filling in different rice genotypes and found a linear increase in yield with increasing temperature and solar radiation accumulated. In Bangladesh, Islam & Morison (1992) also evaluated the influence of solar radiation and temperature on the yield of rice, and found a positive relationship between grain yield and solar radiation during the reproductive and maturing stages.…”
Section: /12 Harvestmentioning
confidence: 99%