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Study on Tillers and Panicle Formation in Early Rice with Different Cultivation Methods

Shaoji Chen

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Based on the study of tillers and panicle formation in early rice with 3 cultivation methods, The author found that the tillers from 4,5 and 6 leaf position were main tillers. The panicle percentage from tillers in machine-transplanted, seedling throwing and hand-transplanted rice were 80.0%,80.0% and 95.8%,and the contributive rate to yield were 49.8%,46.6% and 60%, respectively.The panicle type of machine-transplanted rice was bigger, and had bigger contribution to yield.

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Based on the study of tillers and panicle formation in early rice with 3 cultivation methods, The author found that the tillers from 4,5 and 6 leaf position were main tillers. The panicle percentage from tillers in machine-transplanted, seedling throwing and hand-transplanted rice were 80.0%,80.0% and 95.8%,and the contributive rate to yield were 49.8%,46.6% and 60%, respectively.The panicle type of machine-transplanted rice was bigger, and had bigger contribution to yield.

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Based on the study of tillers and panicle formation in early rice with 3 cultivation methods, The author found that the tillers from 4,5 and 6 leaf position were main tillers. The panicle percentage from tillers in machine-transplanted, seedling throwing and hand-transplanted rice were 80.0%,80.0% and 95.8%,and the contributive rate to yield were 49.8%,46.6% and 60%, respectively.The panicle type of machine-transplanted rice was bigger, and had bigger contribution to yield.

Key concepts: Panicle, Seedling, Agronomy, Biology

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