Claim · model-written summary
Later maturity was linked to higher grain sterility in rice landraces.
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Verbatim
t0“Improves Crop Performance in Nepalese Rice Landraces”
e5“Later maturity was linked to higher grain sterility with strong negative correlation with grain yield (r = - 0.93, p < 0.01)”
Title
Shishir Dahal; nityananda Khanal; bijaya Dangi; et al. Fundamental and applied agriculture 2025. doi:10.5455/faa.229869
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Simtharo bioprimed with the dual microbial culture had the highest grain yield.
- Intervention effect Anadi showed a 39% increase in seed yield after sole Trichoderma viride biopriming, compared with its control.
- Intervention effect Tilki showed a 111% increase in seed yield after sole Trichoderma viride biopriming, compared with its control.
- Intervention effect Sole Pseudomonas fluorescens biopriming had no clear effect on growth and yield of any rice landrace.
- Observation Simtharo had a mean grain yield of 2.68 t/ha with increasing maturity days.
- Observation Anadi had a mean grain yield of 2.14 t/ha with increasing maturity days.
- Observation Tilki had a mean grain yield of 0.77 t/ha with increasing maturity days.
- Association Grain sterility had a strong negative correlation with grain yield (r = -0.93).
- Recommendation Further studies should use rice landraces of similar maturity class in comparative studies.
- Recommendation Locally isolated microbial strains should be used under organic direct seeding or system of rice intensification.