Characteristics of Plant Type and Lodging Resistance in Unmanned Aerial Seeding Rice With Optimal Basal Seedlings
Haibin Zhu,
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Xizhan Lu,
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Yuan Feng
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et al.
Food and Energy Security,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(2)
Published: March 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Unmanned
aerial
seeding
(UAS)
is
a
promising
rice
direct
method
with
excellent
regional
adaptability,
operational
efficiency,
and
economic
benefits.
To
characterize
the
plant
type
lodging
resistance
of
optimal
UAS
population
to
distinguish
it
from
other
unmanned
planting
methods,
2‐year
field
experiment
was
conducted.
Four
populations
(UAS105,
UAS150,
UAS195
UAS240
=
105,
150,
195
240
seedlings
m
−2
)
were
established
using
inbred
japonica
cultivar
Nanjing5718
as
material,
appropriate
dry
(UDDS)
carpet
transplanting
(UCT)
employed
controls.
The
results
showed
that
more
basic
caused
lower
grain
yield
per
panicle
(9.56%–29.48%),
worse
leaf
culm
configurations,
higher
risk
(2.43%–9.11%
0.86%–10.60%
in
2nd
3rd
basal
internodes,
respectively).
But
proper
increase
(UAS195)
improved
(3.38%–16.52%),
area
index
(LAI)
grain‐leaf
ratio.
Among
ranked
behind
UCT
all
aspects
resistance,
well
ratio,
only
LAI
excelled.
However,
produced
(4.86%
on
average)
larger
panicles
(2.02%
average
panicle)
than
UDDS,
due
drooping
angles,
longer
pillow
distances,
SPAD
values
high‐efficiency
leaves,
LAI,
Furthermore,
had
taller
height,
gravity
center
internodes
bending
moment,
but
its
relative
height
did
not
deteriorate
significantly.
This
attributed
increased
breaking
strength
stronger
thicker
walls.
findings
suggest
could
produce
by
improving
photometric
despite
compromises
resistance.
comparable
UCT,
provides
better
vertical
canopy
structure
UDDS
maintains
similar
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Genetic Dissection of Major Rice QTLs for Strong Culms and Fine Mapping of qWS5 for Breeding Application in Transplanted System
Zhong Bian,
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Dong-Ping Cao,
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Yiting Zou
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et al.
Rice,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: July 12, 2024
Abstract
Background
Rice
is
one
of
the
major
staples
that
feeds
about
half
global
populations,
and
it
important
to
identify
genetic
loci
for
traits
related
yield
improvement.
Lodging
will
cause
severe
loss
when
happens,
stem
diameter
has
been
characterized
as
an
trait
lodging
resistance.
However,
most
QTLs
have
not
finely
dissected
due
their
sensitivity
environmental
fluctuation.
Result
In
this
study,
we
performed
QTL
analysis
using
populations
derived
from
Nipponbare
(NIP)
strong
culm
variety
YYP1,
confirmed
single
combined
effect
three
by
recombinant
inbred
lines
(RILs).
Based
on
location,
found
qWS5
a
novel
well
before.
To
dissect
locus,
several
heterogeneous
families
(HIFs)
were
selected
RILs
linkage
nearly
isogenic
(NILs)
subjected
detailed
investigation
throughout
different
years.
The
HIF-NILs
strategy
confined
380
kb
region
supported
repeated
genotype
phenotype
data,
lays
foundation
cloning
in
future.
addition,
introgression
elite
japonica
SD785
was
successive
backcrossing,
value
increasing
other
agronomic
during
rice
breeding.
Conclusions
We
prove
with
relatively
stable
can
be
mapped
small
strategy.
result
facilitate
improvement
resistance
molecular
marker
assisted
selection
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Dissecting the Genetic Basis of Superior Traits in Thermosensitive Genic Male Sterile Line 1892S Through Genome-Wide Analysis
Wei Zhang,
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Dewen Zhang
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bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 30, 2024
Abstract
Hybrid
rice
has
revolutionized
food
security
by
leveraging
heterosis,
a
phenomenon
where
offspring
outperform
their
parents.
Sterile
lines,
crucial
for
controlled
cross-pollination
in
hybrid
breeding,
have
played
central
role
this
success.
This
study
delves
into
the
superior
alleles
of
1892S,
two-line
sterile
line
widely
used
as
female
parent
China.
By
integrating
extensive
hybridization
data,
high-throughput
genome
sequencing,
and
bioinformatic
analysis
(RiceNavi),
we
elucidate
genetic
underpinnings
1892S’s
exceptional
adaptability.
The
results
reveal
its
remarkable
compatibility
over
114
varieties,
potentially
due
to
influence
Japonica
characteristics
contributing
strong
vigor.
Furthermore,
some
favorable
were
identified
that
associated
with
lodging
resistance,
high
yield
potential,
improved
nitrogen
use
efficiency
etc.
comprehensive
characterization
1892S
provides
valuable
insights
future
breeding
programs,
ultimately
facilitating
development
varieties.
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Tailoring genetically altered Rice ASD 16 variety for enhanced stem girth through induced mutagenesis
K Gowtham,
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S. Saravanan,
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S. Arumugachamy
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et al.
Plant Science Today,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(sp4)
Published: Dec. 16, 2024
In
the
rice
variety
ASD
16,
induced
mutation
breeding
was
conducted
using
gamma
irradiation
and
ethyl
methanesulfonate
(EMS)
treatments,
resulting
in
generation
of
850
M1
plants
subjected
to
screening
for
key
morphological
physiological
traits.
subsequent
M2
generation,
selected
putative
mutants
were
rigorously
evaluated
their
major
morphological,
anatomical
yield-contributing
characteristics.
This
selection
process
identified
110
mutants,
102
69
progenies
exhibiting
notably
enhanced
stem
girth
superior
yield
potential.
Genetic
analyses
on
allowed
isolation
revealing
considerable
genetic
variability
among
them.
Significant
positive
correlations
observed
between
productive
tillers,
grain
yield.
Path
analysis
underscored
tillers
as
primary
contributors
yield,
while
traits
such
increased
plant
height
early
flowering
displayed
a
negative
association
with
Molecular
characterization
several
robust
culms
advantageous
agronomic
traits,
supporting
potential
further
breeding.
Anatomical
showed
marked
differences
diameter,
vascular
bundle
development,
sclerenchyma
cell
density
starch
accumulation
which
positively
associated
mechanical
strength
outcomes.
Validation
molecular
tools
confirmed
superiority
improved
16
lines
offering
valuable
insights
into
enhancement
crop
resilience
productivity
through
mutagenesis.
Language: Английский