Effects of high air temperature on ripening in rice plants - Analysis of ripening performance in growth chamber experiments
Effects of high air temperature on ripening in rice plants - Analysis of ripening performance in growth chamber experiments
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10.1626/jcs.69.391
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2000-09-01
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Morita, S
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Morita, S
The effects of high temperature (32 degreesC/23 degreesC max/min; 27.5 degreesC, daily mean temperature), which is common ill August in Fukuyama city, Japan, on the grain weight and the grain quality of rice plants were examined. Air temperature was controlled artificially in growth chambers. The grain weight at 32 degreesC/23 degreesC was lower than at 28 degreesC/19 degreesC as a control in all primary branches at a panicle. The proportion of normal grains relative to all grains was smaller at 32 degreesC/23 degreesC. Moreover, the grain weight and the proportion of normal grains relative to all grains at 35 degreesC/26 degreesC were smaller than those at 32 degreesC/23 degreesC. The decrease in grain weight at high temperature accompanies the decrease in grain thickness. The proportion of imperfectly ripened grain; relative to all grains at 32 degreesC/23 degreesC was higher than that at 28 degreesC/19 degreesC, and the proportion of nonfertilized grains at 35 degreesC/26 degreesC was higher than that at 32C/23 degreesC. The cultivars for which the ratio of grain weight at 35 degreesC/26 degreesC to that at 28 degreesC/19 degreesC was lower than 90% were Moritawase, Arborio as a large grain, and Akenohoshi, which tended to have a bad ripening performance. In contrast, the cultivars with a ratio higher than 95% were Koganemasari, Lakhi Jhota as a small grain, and Hoshiyutaka, known as a good ripened cultivar.