Paper · 1950 · Japanese Journal of Crop Science

Studies on the analysis of drought damage on paddy rice plants. : (I) the varietal difference of shoots.

M. Minabe

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Abstract

1. Analysis of drought damage was made examing (a) damage by injurious insects and diseases and (b) drought damage from physiological and morphological relations. 2. As for physiological and morphological drought damage, varietal differences were observed by detecting the decreasing percentage of height of plant, number of stems and weight of panicles compared to control. In that result fairly high negative correlation was recognized between the decreasing percentage of number of stems and that of weight of panicles. When the percentage of crop yield decrease was compared, heavy panicle varieties of early on middle ripe type has shown less percentage than tillering late ripe one. 3. Among injurious insects Sesamia inferens WALKER keeps comparatively greater part. When varietal differences of insect damage were compared by injured panicle weight percentage for control/injured stem number percentage, it was recognized that the result came together with that of heretofore. 4. As for disease damage, that of the blast disease (Piricularia 0ryzae BRI. et CAV.) at spike-pedicel was found to keep almost all part. When compared by the method mentioned above the result of varietal differences came near that generally recognized. 5. Fairly high negative correlation seems to exist between outbreak of the blast disease at spike-pedicel by drought and degree of the development of the silicificated-short-cells in the epidermal tissue at spike-pedicel. 6. In test of drought resistance it is necessary to make analytical examination discriminating physiological and morphological resistance against that to diseases and injurious insects.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Rice varieties differed in drought-related decreases in height, stem number and panicle weight.

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paddy rice plantst0
Outcome
height of plant, number of stems and weight of paniclese0
Direction
decreasinge0
Comparator
controle0

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“paddy rice plants”

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“varietal differences were observed by detecting the decreasing percentage of height of plant, number of stems and weight of panicles compared to control.”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Decreases in stem number and panicle weight were negatively correlated.

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paddy rice plantst0
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paniclese0
Outcome
decreasing percentage of number of stemse0
Direction
negativee0

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“paddy rice plants”

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“fairly high negative correlation was recognized between the decreasing percentage of number of stems and that of weight of panicles.”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Heavy-panicle early or middle types lost less crop yield than late tillering types.

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paddy rice plantst0
Material
heavy panicle varieties of early on middle ripe typee0
Outcome
less percentagee0
Direction
lesse0
Comparator
tillering late ripe onee0

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“paddy rice plants”

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“heavy panicle varieties of early on middle ripe type has shown less percentage than tillering late ripe one.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Sesamia inferens accounted for a comparatively greater part of insect damage.

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paddy rice plantst0
Interactor
Sesamia inferens WALKERSesamia inferense0pest
Outcome
comparatively greater parte0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Sesamia inferens
Sesamia inferens · InteractorAmy Carmichael, Queensland University of Technology · CC BY 3.0 au · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“paddy rice plants”

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“Among injurious insects Sesamia inferens WALKER keeps comparatively greater part.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Insect injury showed varietal differences consistent with prior results.

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paddy rice plantst0
Outcome
varietal differences of insect damagee0

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“paddy rice plants”

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“When varietal differences of insect damage were compared by injured panicle weight percentage for control/injured stem number percentage, it was recognized that the result came together with that of heretofore.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Spike-pedicel blast accounted for almost all disease damage.

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paddy rice plantst0
Interactor
Piricularia 0ryzae BRI. et CAV.e0pathogen
Outcome
blast disease (Piricularia 0ryzae BRI. et CAV.) at spike-pedicele0

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“paddy rice plants”

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“that of the blast disease (Piricularia 0ryzae BRI. et CAV.) at spike-pedicel was found to keep almost all part.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Varietal blast differences resembled generally recognized patterns.

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paddy rice plantst0
Outcome
varietal differencese0

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“paddy rice plants”

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“When compared by the method mentioned above the result of varietal differences came near that generally recognized.”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Drought-associated blast outbreak was negatively correlated with silicified short-cell development.

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paddy rice plantst0
Organ / stage
silicificated-short-cells in the epidermal tissue at spike-pedicele0
Outcome
outbreak of the blast disease at spike-pedicele0
Direction
negativee0

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“paddy rice plants”

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“Fairly high negative correlation seems to exist between outbreak of the blast disease at spike-pedicel by drought and degree of the development of the silicificated-short-cells in the epidermal tissue at spike-pedicel.”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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Authors recommend separating physiological and morphological drought resistance from disease and insect resistance in tests.

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paddy rice plantst0
Outcome
analytical examination discriminating physiological and morphological resistance against that to diseases and injurious insectse0

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“paddy rice plants”

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“In test of drought resistance it is necessary to make analytical examination discriminating physiological and morphological resistance against that to diseases and injurious insects.”

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