Claim · model-written summary
In the late growth period an air-temperature of 21°C had the most favourable effect on yield
- Taxon
- rice
Oryza sativat0 - Treatment
- an air-temperature of 21°Ce5
- Outcome
- effect on yielde5
- Direction
- most favourablee5
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Verbatim
t0“Lowland Rice”
e5“In the late growth period (Stage V and VI), only air-temerature has a remarkable effect, while water-temerature has no effect on yield, an air-temperature of 21°C having the most favourable effect on yield”
Title
Seizo MATSUSHIMA; Takayuki TANAKA; Takafumi HOSHINO Japanese Journal of Crop Science 1964. doi:10.1626/jcs.33.53
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Intervention effect In the early growth period a water-temperature of 31°C had the most favourable effect on yield
- Intervention effect In the early growth period a water-temperature of 16°C had the most unfavourable effect on yield
- Intervention effect In the early growth period air-temperature had no effect on yield
- Intervention effect In the middle growth period an air-temperature of 31°C increased yield most under any water-temperature
- Intervention effect In the middle growth period an air-temperature of 16°C decreased yield most under any water-temperature
- Intervention effect In the middle growth period a water-temperature of 31°C increased yield most under most air-temperatures
- Intervention effect In the middle growth period a water-temperature of 21°C increased yield most under some other air-temperatures
- Intervention effect In the late growth period water-temperature had no effect on yield
- Intervention effect At Stage V a high temperature of 36°C had a remarkable detrimental effect on yield
- Intervention effect At Stage V a low temperature of 16°C had a detrimental effect on yield
- Intervention effect At Stage VI a low temperature as low as 16°C had a beneficial effect on yield
- Intervention effect At Stage VI high temperatures of 36°C and 31°C had remarkable detrimental effects on yield
- Mechanism Grain yield in rice is strongly influenced by water-temperature in the early growth period, likely because all growing points lie below the water surface
- Observation Temperature influences that increase yield act only up to the spikelet initiation stage