Response of upland rice varieties to drought stress: II. Screening rice varieties by means of variable moisture regimes along a toposequence
The effects of variable soil moisture regimes along a toposequence on root development, plant water status, and grain yield were investigated for ten rice varieties: (1) 63-83, (2) IB 43, (3) OS 6, (4) IB 6, (5) IR 1529-680-3, (6) C 22, (7) IRAT-13, (8) TOS 4680, (9) IET 1444 and (10) SE 302 G. The...
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| Format: | Journal Article |
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1983
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/81278 |
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