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Environmental factors on seasonal germination of different weedy rice(Oryza sativa L.) biotypes
Weedy biotypes of Oryza sativa L., (weedy rice) are a serious threat to rice production because of their flexibility in seed germination timing, variable growth forms, and high genetic diversity. Experiments were designed to determine the effects of storage conditions, osmotic stress, pH, salt stres...
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| Published in: | Ciência rural 2023, Vol.53 (2) |
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| Main Authors: | , , , |
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| Language: | eng ; por |
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| Summary: | Weedy biotypes of Oryza sativa L., (weedy rice) are a serious threat to rice production because of their flexibility in seed germination timing, variable growth forms, and high genetic diversity. Experiments were designed to determine the effects of storage conditions, osmotic stress, pH, salt stress, and burial depth on germination of weedy rice seeds in flooded or non-flooded conditions. Mature weedy rice seeds were gathered from rice fields in the different regions of Turkey. Three biotypes were selected and classified according to awn length; long awn, short awn and awnless. Seasonal germination patterns of weedy rice seeds in the laboratory after retrieval from various depths and timing were affected by burial depth, water regime, and exhumation timing across the treatments for all biotypes. The long and short awn biotypes had higher germination rates than the awnless biotype and did not have a seasonal germination pattern. Seed germination was initiated in the spring, peaked in summer and declined in the fall in flooded and non-flooded treatments for the awnless biotype. The most distinct differences in seedling emergence patterns were observed in awnless and long awn biotypes, and they emerged from 10 cm depth. Our results suggested that flooded conditions reduced the germination of weedy rice biotypes. Flooding rice paddies for a period of time after harvest may improve weedy rice control and decrease the weed population. In addition to deeper cultivation would be more effective in controlling all weedy biotypes since the majority of weed seedling emergence was from shallow depths.
RESUMO: Biótipos de Oryza sativa L., arroz vermelho, são uma séria ameaça à produção de arroz devido à sua flexibilidade no tempo de germinação das sementes, formas de crescimento variáveis e alta diversidade genética. Os experimentos foram projetados para entender os efeitos das condições de armazenamento, estresse osmótico, pH, estresse salino e profundidade de semeadura na germinação de sementes de arroz vermelho em condições de inundação ou não. Sementes maduras de arroz vermelho foram colhidas em campos de arroz em diferentes regiões da Turquia. Três biótipos foram selecionados e classificados de acordo com o comprimento da arista longa, curta e sem arista. Padrões sazonais de germinação de sementes de arroz vermelho no laboratório após a recuperação em várias profundidades e tempos foram afetados pela profundidade de semeadura, regime de água e tempo de permanência |
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| ISSN: | 0103-8478 1678-4596 1678-4596 |
| DOI: | 10.1590/0103-8478cr20210728 |