processing · Yield · Oryza sativa (rice)

Effect of Continuous Submergence Versus Alternate Flooding and Drying on Growth, Yield, and Nitrogen uptake of Rice¹ · 1967

• positive
  Drying and reflooding increased rice yield in soils high in available nitrogen after permanent pasture.

  compared with Continuous Submergence

cited by 1 paper here

A Study of Rice Parboiling Methods for Developing Countries · 1985

• positive
  Infrared plus shade drying yielded more head rice than infrared drying alone.

  compared with only infrared drying

• positive
  Pressure steaming produced higher head yield than atmospheric-pressure steaming.

  compared with steaming under atmospheric pressure

• no effect
  Infrared plus shade drying and two-pass mechanical drying gave similar head yields.

  compared with two-pass mechanical drying with a modern parboiling methodNo difference from an alternative treatment

Potassium and Phosphorus · 1987

• positive
  Dried Alligator alternanthera at 1500 kg/ha increased rice yield by 17.4%.

Control of gundhi bug in upland rice · 1999

• positive
  Fermented snails as a bait gave the highest grain yield of paddy cv. Parijat, 2279 Kg/ha.

EFFECT OF DRYING AIR TEMPERATURE AND GRAIN TEMPERATURE OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF DRYER AND OPERATION ON RICE QUALITY · 2001

• positive
  Yield increased for rice given a 12 h tempering period and then shade drying after fluidized-bed drying.

Growth and nitrogen uptake of padd.y rice as influenced by fermented manure liquid and squeezed manure liquid · 2003

• positive
  FL at high application levels increased rice grain yield and biomass relative to CF.

  compared with CF

Effects on the application of organic-chemical mixed and fermentedfertilizer on the yield and diet safety of rice · 2004

• positive
  OCMFF produced more effective panicles than CFA in both seasons.

  compared with CFA treatment

• negative
  OCMFF had lower 1000-grain weight.
• negative
  OCMFF had lower full grain number.

Influences of starch and Zn-EDTA on Zn-desorption and rice (Oryza sativaL.) nutrition under different moisture regimes · 2005

• positive
  Rice dry matter yield was higher under alternate flooding and drying.
• positive
  Rice 1000 grain weight was higher under alternate flooding and drying.

The research exploration to the effect of controlling rice sheath blight with Bacillus spp. Drt-11. · 2006

• positive
  Treatment with Drt-11 fermented liquid increased rice yields in a practical area test.

Ensilage of wilted whole crop rice (Oryza sativa L.) using a roll baler for chopped material: Silage quality in long‐term storage · 2007

• positive
  Chopped silage had high lactic acid production.
• positive
  Chopping decreased ethanol production below one percent.

Alternate wetting and moderate soil drying increases grain yield and reduces cadmium accumulation in rice grains · 2009

• positive
  Moderate drying increased rice grain yield by 10–12% versus well watered treatment.

  compared with well watered treatment

cited by 2 papers here

Effects of irrigation regime and nitrogen management on grain yield, quality and water productivity in rice · 2009

• positive
  AWD raised rice grain yield 2.5% versus traditional flooding.

  compared with TF

cited by 1 paper here

Effect of microwave on paddy quality. · 2009

• positive
  Suitable microwave energy increased brown rice recovery and head yield.

Involvement of cytokinins in the grain filling of rice under alternate wetting and drying irrigation · 2010

• positive
  Alternate wetting and moderate soil drying significantly increased grain-filling rate and grain weight of later-flowering inferior spikelets compared with conventional irrigation.

  compared with CI

• negative
  Alternate wetting and severe soil drying significantly reduced grain-filling rate and grain weight of later-flowering inferior spikelets compared with conventional irrigation.

  compared with CI

cited by 10 papers here

Effect of the Integrated Application of the Organic Fertilizer, Inorganic Fertilizer and Soil Regulator on Rice Yield · 2010

• positive
  The compound fertilizer, AP and rice straw treatment had average rice yield 8 724.30 kg/hm2, 6.7% over CK.

  compared with CK

• positive
  Integrated fertilizer and soil regulator produced the maximum rice yield of 8 791.95 kg/hm2.

Effects of Different Doses of Microwave Treatment on Seed Germination Rate and Yield of Rice · 2010

• positive
  Microwave treatment B raised the yield of Kongyu 131 rice to 7425 kg/hm2, versus 7026 kg/hm2 for normal seed, in a one-year district comparative trial.

  compared with normal seed

Water conservation practices for improving water-use policy in irrigated rice · 2011

• positive
  Alternate flooding and drying could increase rice grain yield by 33–36% compared with continuous flooding.

  compared with continuous flooding

Post-anthesis alternate wetting and moderate soil drying enhances activities of key enzymes in sucrose-to-starch conversion in inferior spikelets of rice · 2011

• positive
  Post-anthesis WMD could increase the grain-filling rate and grain weight of inferior spikelets compared with CI.

  compared with conventional irrigation (CI, continuously flooded)

cites 1 paper herecited by 6 papers here

Population Quality of Rice under Different Irrigation Regimes · 2011

• positive
  Alternate wetting and drying increased grain yield by 8.43% versus flooding.

  compared with TF

• positive
  FI and AWD increased productive tiller percentage, top leaf area, and top leaf length.
• positive
  FI and AWD increased dry matter accumulation from heading to maturity.
• positive
  FI and AWD reduced unproductive tillers.

  compared with TF

Studies on Anti-fungi Activity of Chitinase Producing Strains and Its Protecting Effects for Rice · 2011

• positive
  H3 broth promoted rice growth and dry matter accumulation.

Effects of controlled and mid-gathering irrigation on paddy rice height and yield · 2012

• positive
  Controlled and mid-gathering irrigation with heavy drying produced higher rice yield than shallow wetting and flooding.

  compared with shallow wetting irrigation and flooding irrigation

• no effect
  Rice yield did not differ significantly between field drying degrees.

Effect of Hydro-Priming and Pre-Germinating Rice Seed on the Yield and Terminal Moisture Stress Mitigation of Rain-Fed Lowland Rice · 2013

• positive
  Pre-germinated seed, followed by 24-hour soaked and dried seed at farmer sowing time, gave higher productive tiller numbers and filled spikelets.
• positive
  Those seed treatments gave higher grain and biomass yields and harvest index.

Effect of Interaction between Nitrogen Rate and Irrigation Regime on Grain Yield and Quality of Rice · 2013

• positive
  At MN or HN rate, grain yield was higher under WMD than under CI irrigation

  compared with CI regime

• positive
  At HN rate, grain yield was higher under WSD than under CI irrigation

  compared with CI regime

Determination of the Effect of the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) on Rice Yields and Water Saving in Mwea Irrigation Scheme, Kenya · 2014

• positive
  An eight-day drying period yielded 7.13 tons/ha of rice, versus 4.87 tons/ha conventionally.

  compared with conventional method of growing rice

• positive
  The eight-day drying period increased rice yield 46.4% over conventional cultivation.

  compared with conventional method of growing rice

Effects of Liming, Soil-Moisture Regimes, Application of Sulfur and Some Micronutrients on Nutrients Availability in Soil-Plant System and Yield of Rice in Acid Alluvial Soil · 2014

• positive
  Liming with alternate flooding and drying further improved the rice yield response to S, B, Cu and Zn by 22.15%.

  compared with application of S, B, Cu and Zn

Alternate wetting and moderate drying increases rice yield and reduces methane emission in paddy field with wheat straw residue incorporation · 2015

• positive
  Under no straw incorporation (-S), alternate wetting and moderate drying raised rice grain yield by 2.7% compared with continuous flooding.

  compared with CF

• positive
  Under straw incorporation (+S), alternate wetting and moderate drying raised rice grain yield by 18.0% compared with continuous flooding.

  compared with CF

• negative
  The AWMD regime caused a total of 0.49 kg N2O-N per ha more loss than the continuously flooded regime.

  compared with CF regime

cites 2 papers herecited by 6 papers here

Effects of liming, soil moisture regimes and application of sulphur and some micronutrients on soil plant availability of nutrients and yield of rice (Oriza SativaL) in acid laterite soil · 2015

• positive
  Alternate flooding and drying further improved rice yield response to sulfur and micronutrients.

Improving the Rice Performance by Fermented Chitin Waste · 2015

• positive
  Adding 1.0% (w/w) FCW increased rice grain yield 4.3-fold relative to chemical fertilizer application.

  compared with chemical fertilizer application

• positive
  Fermented chitin waste application significantly increased tiller number, shoot biomass and grain yield of rice compared with chemical fertilizer.

  compared with chemical fertilizer application

• positive
  Adding 0.5% (w/w) FCW increased rice grain yield 2.7-fold relative to chemical fertilizer application.

  compared with chemical fertilizer application

cited by 1 paper here

Post-Anthesis Alternate Wetting and Moderate Soil Drying Irrigation Enhance Gene Expressions of Enzymes Involved in Starch Synthesis in Rice Grains · 2015

• positive
  Moderate drying significantly increased mean grain filling rate in inferior spikelets relative to CI.

  compared with CI

• positive
  Moderate drying significantly increased grain weight in inferior spikelets relative to CI.

  compared with CI

Modeling In-Bin Rice Drying Using Natural Air and Controlled Air Drying Strategies · 2015

• positive
  In simulations the controlled drying strategy was superior in drying and fan operating costs.

STUDY OF MILLING PROCESS AND ITS EFFECT ON VITAMIN B1 AND FOLIC ACID CONTENTS ON LOWLAND RICE PROMISING LINES · 2015

• positive
  The least vitamin B1 loss after milling, 4%, was observed in line B12411E-RS*-1-2-1.

Grain yield and water use efficiency of super rice under soil water deficit and alternate wetting and drying irrigation · 2017

• positive
  AWMD increased rice grain yield compared with conventional irrigation.

  compared with CI

• negative
  AWSD decreased rice grain yield compared with conventional irrigation.

  compared with CI

cited by 5 papers here

The Effect of Microwave Soil Treatment on Rice Production under Field Conditions · 2017

• positive
  Pre-emergence microwave irradiation increased rice grain yield by 34 % compared with the non-microwave scenario.

  compared with non-MW scenario

cited by 1 paper here

Momilactones A and B: Optimization of Yields from Isolation and Purification · 2018

• positive
  The same EtOAc extraction gave maximum MB yield of 104.43 µg/g DW.
• positive
  The EtOAc extract from samples dried at 100 °C for 1 h and then placed in MeOH 100% for 1 week gave maximum MA yield of 58.76 µg/g DW.

INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY OF NEWLY OPENED PADDY FIELD IN TIDAL SWAMPY AREAS USING A LOCAL SPECIFIC TECHNOLOGY · 2018

• positive
  The dry-season package increased rice dry milled grain yield by 237%, from 1.40 to 4.72 t ha-1.
• positive
  The rainy-season package increased rice yield by 272%, from 1.21 to 4.50 t ha-1.

Influence of different establishment methods and irrigation management practices on morphological and yield parameters in rice (Oryza sativa L.) · 2018

• positive
  AWD had 14.16 productive tillers per hill, higher than critical-stage irrigation.

  compared with critical stage irrigation approach

• positive
  AWD had 150.67 grains per panicle, higher than critical-stage irrigation.

  compared with critical stage irrigation approach

• positive
  AWD panicle length was 22.62 cm, higher than critical-stage irrigation.

  compared with critical stage irrigation approach

• positive
  AWD straw yield was 5488.56 kg ha-1, higher than critical-stage irrigation.

  compared with critical stage irrigation approach

• positive
  AWD grain yield was 4985.70 kg ha-1, higher than critical-stage irrigation.

  compared with critical stage irrigation approach

Potential of microwave soil heating for weed management and yield improvement in rice cropping · 2019

• positive
  At Jerilderie, microwave treatment increased rice grain yield by 20% versus control plots.

  compared with control plots

• no effect
  Rice grain yield did not significantly increase after microwave treatment at Dookie.

  compared with untreated control

cites 1 paper here

Response of Grain Quality to Alternate Wetting and Moderate Soil Drying Irrigation in Rice · 2019

• positive
  WMD increased rice grain yield by 7.57 to 9.72% versus well-watered irrigation.

  compared with WW

cites 3 papers herecited by 5 papers here

Productivity and profitability of summer paddy under different establishment method and irrigation management · 2019

• positive
  AWD gave maximum harvest index of 0.49.
• positive
  PTR with AWD had highest harvest index of 0.51.
• positive
  AWD gave maximum straw yield of 5.15 t/ha.
• positive
  AWD gave maximum grain yield of 5.07 t/ha.
• positive
  PTR with AWD gave highest gross return of 97668 Rs/ha.
• positive
  PTR with AWD gave highest net return of 55005 Rs/ha.
• positive
  PTR with AWD had highest grain yield of 5.78 t/ha.
• positive
  DSR with AWD had the lowest production cost of 35567 Rs/ha.
• positive
  PTR with AWD had highest straw yield of 5.77 t/ha.

Application of biofertilizer consortium formulation of cellulolytic bacteria based on organic liquid waste on yield of upland rice (Oryza sativa L.) · 2020

• positive
  Rice washing water biofertilizer at 10 ml gave a good growth and yield response relative to other treatments.

  compared with other treatments

Technologies to enhance the productivity and profitability in mechanised semi dry rice cultivation · 2020

• positive
  The sowing and AWD combination had the highest grain yield of 7.91 t ha-1.

  compared with farmers practices

• positive
  Mechanized sowing at 40 kg/ha with AWD gave the highest rice establishment percentage, productive tillers and grains per panicle versus farmer practice.

  compared with farmers practices

Effect of controlled soil drying on the grain yield and nutritional quality of rice · 2020

• positive
  Soil drying increased grain yield in both rice varieties relative to flooding.

  compared with FI

cites 1 paper herecited by 1 paper here

Up-scaling Water Saving Technologies in Rice Cultivation under Corporate Social Responsibility · 2020

• positive
  AWDI increased lowland rice yield by 9.4 percent relative to flood irrigation.

  compared with flood irrigation

Impact of Irrigation Practices on Production and Water Productivity of Transplanted Rice Under NSP Canal Command Area · 2020

• positive
  Alternate wetting and drying increased grain and straw yields over submerged irrigation.

  compared with submerged irrigation method

• positive
  Alternate wetting and drying increased effective tillers and panicles per square meter versus submerged irrigation.

  compared with submerged irrigation method

Dry Matter Production and Partitioning in Different Plant Parts of Rice Cultivars under Irrigation Regimes and Systems of Cultivation · 2021

• positive
  Alternate wetting and drying significantly increased dry matter production relative to saturation at all stages except 30 DAS/DAT.

  compared with saturation

Tolerance to low phosphorus was enhanced by an alternate wetting and drying regime in rice · 2021

• positive
  AWD increased rice grain yield relative to CF.

  compared with CF

• positive
  AWD increased phosphorus harvest index compared with CF.

  compared with CF

cites 1 paper herecited by 2 papers here

Alternative economic and shortened method for the production of dried germinated rice · 2021

• positive
  Higher bed depth and drying temperature gave higher head brown rice yield.

Nitrogen forms and irrigation regimes interact to affect rice yield by regulating the source and sink characteristics · 2021

• positive
  Rice grain yield was highest under ammonium nitrate combined with alternate wetting and moderate drying irrigation.

cites 3 papers herecited by 1 paper here

Blended Amendments: A Sustainable Approach for Managing Nutrient Deficiency in Rice Fields · 2021

• positive
  Chemical fertilizer plus dried cow dung gave the highest zinc, copper and yield in Sali rice field.

Hazard Analysis of Traditional Post-Harvest Operation Methods and the Loss Reduction Effect Based on Five Time (5T) Management: The Case of Rice in Jilin Province, China · 2021

• positive
  Drying within 48 hours after harvest could reduce field-period losses by 2.5%.

Effect of drip irrigation and fertigation levels on physiological parameters and yield of aerobic rice · 2021

• positive
  Drip fertigation at 125% RDF with 100% PE and FFW gave significantly higher yield than all other treatments

  compared with all other treatments

Identification of microRNAs regulating grain filling of rice inferior spikelets in response to moderate soil drying post-anthesis · 2021

• positive
  Moderate soil drying promoted grain filling of inferior spikelets in Nipponbare.

cites 1 paper here

Effect of irrigation management and organic manuring on the growth and physiological attributes of direct sown rice (Oryza sativa L.) · 2021

• positive
  The combined irrigation and green leaf manure regimen produced higher number of tillers/m2, with 438.10 and 384.64 across Kuruvai and Navarai.

Application of Intermittent Irrigation to Improve Growth and Yield of Various Rice Varieties (Oryza sativa L.) · 2022

• positive
  Under seven-day watering and three-day drying, Inpari 42 produced more tillers than Inpari 23.

  compared with Inpari 23

• positive
  Under ten-day watering and five-day drying, Sintanur and Inpari 42 produced more tillers than Inpari 23.

  compared with Inpari 23

Alternate wetting and moderate soil drying could increase grain yields in both main and ratoon rice crops · 2022

• positive
  WMD increased main-crop grain yield by 6.0∼6.5% relative to CI.

  compared with CI

• positive
  WMD increased ratoon-crop grain yield by 13.3∼14.6% relative to CI through increased panicle number.

  compared with CI

• no effect
  WSD had no significant effect on main-crop grain yield.
• negative
  WSD significantly decreased ratoon-crop grain yield by decreasing panicle number.

cites 3 papers herecited by 1 paper here

Wheat Straw Burial Improves Physiological Traits, Yield and Grain Quality of Rice by Regulating Antioxidant System and Nitrogen Assimilation Enzymes under Alternate Wetting and Drying Irrigation · 2022

• positive
  AWMD × DSB gave the highest yield.
• negative
  AWCD × NSB gave the lowest yield.

cited by 1 paper here

Response of Grain Yield and Water Use Efficiency to Irrigation Regimes during Mid-Season indica Rice Genotype Improvement · 2022

• positive
  AWD irrigation increased grain yield.

cites 1 paper here

The Relationships among “STAY-GREEN” Trait, Post-Anthesis Assimilate Remobilization, and Grain Yield in Rice (Oryza sativa L.) · 2022

• positive
  AWMD improved grain filling, especially inferior spikelets.

Effect of plant extracts on the growth and yield of ratoon lowland rice (Oryza sativa L.) when exposed to high temperatures · 2022

• positive
  Fermented Gliricidia and Musa bract extract increased grain yield relative to controls and commercial foliar fertilizer.

  compared with control plants

Interaction of the coupled effects of irrigation mode and nitrogen fertilizer timing on rice yield in different regions · 2023

• positive
  Alternate wetting and drying increased yield by 8%–10%.
• positive
  Alternate wetting and drying increased nitrogen production efficiency by 8%–10%.
• positive
  Alternate wetting and drying increased water production efficiency by 31%–37%.

cited by 1 paper here

A Moderate Wetting and Drying Regime Combined with Appropriate Nitrogen Application Increases Grain Yield and Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Rice · 2023

• positive
  AWMD increased grain yield versus continuous flooding at the same nitrogen rate.

  compared with CF

Ecophysiology of Growth and Yield of Several Local Rice Varieties (Oryza Sativa L.) withVarious Kinds of Irrigation · 2023

• positive
  The seven-day flooding and three-day drying irrigation regime produced greater panicle length and harvest index than other irrigation regimes.

  compared with other irrigation

Influence of Irrigation Methods and Nano-fertilizers Application on the Yield of Transplanted Lowland Rice (Oryza sativa L.) in Periyar Vaigai Command Area of Madurai · 2023

• positive
  Alternate wetting and drying combined with 50% N and K from straight fertilizers and foliar Nano N and K produced higher rice yield attributes and yield.

The effect of alternate partial root-zone drying and deficit irrigation on the yield, quality, and physiochemical parameters of milled rice · 2023

• positive
  APRDI reduced methane emissions per milled grain yield by 78.7% on average.

cites 1 paper here

Alternate wetting and drying (Pani pipe) irrigation (AWDI) and green manuring technique for sustainable rice production · 2023

• positive
  AWDI with green manure gave higher rice grain yield than farmers’ practice.

  compared with farmers’ practice

• positive
  AWDI with green manure gave higher net return (Rs 39,208.30/ha) than farmers’ practice in demonstration plots.

  compared with farmers’ practice

EFFECT OF SRI AND AWD TECHNOLOGY IN COMPARISON TO TRADITIONAL METHODS ON YIELD CONTRIBUTING CHARACTERS OF RICE (ORYZA SATIVA) · 2023

• positive
  AWD increased effective tiller number by 9.27 compared with the traditional method, significantly.

  compared with traditional method

• positive
  AWD technology gave 12.20% higher rice yield in Rabi/2018-19 than the traditional technology.

  compared with traditional technology

• positive
  AWD increased tiller number by 9.89 compared with the traditional method, significantly.

  compared with traditional method

• positive
  AWD increased panicle length by 3.24 cm compared with the traditional method.

  compared with traditional method

• positive
  AWD increased grain number per panicle by 24.69 compared with the traditional method.

  compared with traditional method

• positive
  AWD gave 2.21 monds higher rice yield than the traditional method.

  compared with traditional method

• positive
  AWD increased 1000-grain weight by 1.31 gm compared with the traditional method.

  compared with traditional method

Maximization of Productivity and Water Saving through Alternate Wetting and Drying Irrigation (AWDI) in Rice under Tamil Nadu Irrigated Agriculture Modernization Project (TN IAMP) Aliyar Sub Basin Farmers of Tamil Nadu, India · 2024

• positive
  AWDI increased rice yield by 24.3 per cent.

  compared with Flood irrigation

Enhancing the Antioxidant, Anti-tyrosinase and Anti-elastase Activity of Pigmented Rice Extracts by Sonication, Heating, Enzyme Digestion and Fermentation · 2024

• positive
  Fermented rice grains gave much greater yields of TPC and TFC than other methods.

  compared with other methods

Suppressing spikelet degeneration increases grain yield under moderate soil drying during meiosis in rice · 2024

• positive
  Moderate soil drying increased rice grain yield relative to conventional well-watered irrigation.

  compared with C-WW

cited by 1 paper here

Enhancing rice yields, water productivity, and profitability through alternate wetting and drying technology in farmers’ fields in the dry climatic zones of West Africa · 2024

• positive
  AWD increased rice grain yield by 6 %.

  compared with farmers’ irrigation practices

• positive
  AWD increased profit by 5 %.

  compared with farmers’ irrigation practices

cites 1 paper herecited by 1 paper here

Enhancing Productivity and Antioxidant Activities in Thai Colored Rice Cultivars ‵RD69′ and ‵Hawm Gulahb Deang′ Using Chitin-Based Material and Rice Husk · 2024

• positive
  0.2% FC+RH yielded the highest RD69 yield, reported as 73%.
• positive
  0.2% FC+RH yielded the highest HGD yield, reported as 30%.

cites 1 paper here

Leaf senescence characteristics and economic benefits of rice under alternate wetting and drying irrigation and blended use of polymer-coated and common urea · 2024

• positive
  AWD significantly decreased water and labor costs of rice production.
• positive
  AWD combined with N2 and N3 could achieve a larger grain yield of rice.
• positive
  AWD increased total income from rice production.

cited by 1 paper here

Effects of cultivation optimization on root characteristics and starch properties of rice at grain filling stage in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River · 2024

• positive
  alternate wetting and drying irrigation increased Wuyunjing 24 yield by 11.10% relative to local farmers’ practice.

  compared with local farmers’ practice (control)

• positive
  alternate wetting and drying irrigation increased Yangdao 6 yield by 18.50% relative to local farmers’ practice.

  compared with local farmers’ practice (control)

• positive
  alternate wetting and drying irrigation increased Yongyou 2640 yield by 11.06% relative to local farmers’ practice.

  compared with local farmers’ practice (control)

• positive
  alternate wetting and drying irrigation increased Jinxiangyu1 yield by 14.72% relative to local farmers’ practice.

  compared with local farmers’ practice (control)

Impact of Alternate Wetting and Drying Irrigation (AWDI) on Water Saving and Yield of Transplanted Rice · 2025

• positive
  AWDI in rice gave the highest yield of 7045 kg ha-1 compared with the conventional method, which produced 5927 kg ha-1 across all experiments.

  compared with conventional method

• positive
  Adoption of AWDI in rice gave the highest gross returns (Rs. 131927 ha-1).
• positive
  Adoption of AWDI in rice gave the highest benefit-cost ratio (2.99).
• positive
  Adoption of AWDI in rice gave the highest net return (Rs. 77438 ha-1).

cited by 1 paper here

Irrigation methods and nitrogen-form interactions regulate starch-metabolising enzyme activity to improve rice yield and quality · 2025

• positive
  Moderate drying with mixed nitrogen improved grain yield by 11.7–21.0%.

  compared with the other treatments

cites 3 papers here

Changes in Quality and Safety Indexes During Rice Harvest and Discussion on Drying Technology · 2025

• positive
  Mechanical drying excelled in drying cost, speed and process controllability compared with natural drying.

  compared with natural drying

Evaluation of egg-based fermented liquid formulation for improving organic rice yield · 2025

• positive
  Foliar spray of 2.0% FEE applied twice significantly improved rice growth and yield attributes compared with the untreated control.

  compared with untreated control

• positive
  Foliar spray of 2.0% FEE applied twice significantly increased rice grain productivity to 4897 kg/ha compared with the untreated control.

  compared with untreated control

• positive
  Foliar spray of 2.0% FEE applied twice significantly improved the benefit-cost ratio of rice to 2.27 compared with the untreated control.

  compared with untreated control

Yield and Water Use Efficiency Were Enhanced Under Alternate Wetting and Drying Irrigation in Rice Through Improving Leaf Morphology and Physiology · 2025

• positive
  Under AWD, rice yield increased.

  compared with conventional irrigation (CI)

cites 2 papers here

Optimizing water footprints and yield sustainability in Boro rice through alternate wetting and intense drying: A climate-resilient strategy for Bangladesh · 2025

• positive
  AWID increased crop–water productivity by 43.1%.

  compared with continuous flooding (CF)

• negative
  AWID yield was 22.7% lower than continuous flooding, which yielded 6.60 t/ha.

  compared with CF

cites 4 papers here

Alternate wetting and drying irrigation at tillering stage enhances the heat tolerance of rice by increasing sucrose and cytokinin content in panicles · 2025

• positive
  AWD reduced panicle temperature in rice compared with continuous flooding.

  compared with continuous flooding (CF)

• positive
  AWD significantly improved spikelet fertility and spikelet number under HDT compared with continuous flooding.

  compared with continuous flooding (CF)

cites 3 papers here

Uptake of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Kalium nutrients in various local rice varieties with various irrigations · 2025

• positive
  Ten-day intermittent irrigation with five-day drying produced heavier grain per clump than conventional irrigation.

  compared with conventional irrigation

Alternating Wetting and Moderate Drying Irrigation Promotes Phosphorus Uptake and Transport in Rice · 2025

• positive
  AWMD irrigation increased rice grain yield.

  compared with Conventional flooding (CF) irrigation

cites 3 papers herecited by 1 paper here

Optimizing irrigation and nitrogen rate can enhance the grain yield in both main and ratoon rice crop · 2025

• positive
  Alternate wetting and moderate soil drying irrigation enhanced rice yields by 11.0% and 16.1%, respectively.

  compared with conventional flooding irrigation

• positive
  Alternate wetting and moderate soil drying irrigation increased spikelets number per panicle, total spikelet number and filled grain rate in both main and ratoon rice crops.

  compared with conventional flooding irrigation

cites 1 paper here

Brassinosteroids facilitate controlled soil drying to mitigate heat stress on pistil fertilization in photo-thermosensitive genetic male-sterile rice · 2025

• positive
  Moderate soil drying mitigated hybrid seed yield loss under heat stress.

Mitigating Iron Toxicity and Enhancing Rice Growth Through Periodic Flooding in Tropical Ultisol Fields with Low Productivity · 2025

• positive
  The two-week schedule increased plant height, tiller number and grain yield.
• positive
  Two-week flooding and drying produced the highest rice productivity.

Energy dynamics of rice cultivation: Comparative analysis of establishment methods for sustainable production · 2026

• positive
  AWDI improved energy productivity by about 6–12% versus conventional submergence, without statistical significance.

  compared with conventional submerged (CS)

Closing the rice production trilemma: AWD and nitrogen-loaded biochar synergy achieves co-benefits in yield improvement, water saving, and ammonia mitigation · 2026

• positive
  NLB under AWD raised yield by 6.70–12.55% against no NLB.

  compared with non-NLB control

• positive
  AWD increased rice yields by 2.23–5.11% versus continuous flooding.

  compared with continuous flooding irrigation (CF)

cites 1 paper here

Root-derived brassinosteroids coordinate high rice yield and methane mitigation under wetting alternating with mild drying management · 2026

• positive
  WMD significantly boosted grain yield of a hybrid rice cultivar compared with conventional irrigation (CI) in field trials.

  compared with conventional irrigation (CI)