Biodiversitas Journal of Biological Diversity,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
24(9)
Опубликована: Окт. 2, 2023
Abstract.
Dulbari,
Mutaqin
Z,
Sutrisno
H,
Nuryanti
NSP,
Yuriansyah,
Sudrajat
D,
Ahyuni
Saputra
Budiarti
L,
Priyadi,
Rochman
F,
Rahmadi
R,
Firmansyah
MA,
Saijo.
2023.
Agronomic
and
morphological
characteristics
of
two
rice
genotypes
plant
in
open
land
under
years
sengon
(Paraserianthes
falcataria).
Biodiversitas
24:
4927-4933.
The
increase
population
is
the
biggest
challenge
for
agricultural
sector
providing
food
needs.
main
problem
increasing
production
Indonesia
limited
land.
There
a
need
to
explore
alternative
options
address
this
issue
enhance
capacity,
specifically
at
national
level.
One
potential
solutions
use
currently
occupied
by
plantation
crops
forests
that
can
be
managed
through
agroforestry.
Sengon
falcataria
(L)
I.C.Nielsen)
forestry
offers
comparative
advantage
investigation
agroforestry
systems
due
its
relatively
canopy
cover
classification
as
legume.
Therefore,
research
aimed
determine
response
agronomic
characters
planted
2-year-old
stands.
experiment
was
conducted
from
October
2017
March
2018
community
forest
Cikarawang,
Bogor,
with
coordinates
06°
33.061'
S
106°
43.987'
E.
results
showed
grown
one-year-old
stands
experienced
decreased
productive
tillers,
height,
stem
strength,
number
weight
grains
per
panicle.
IR
64
genotype
40.65%
grain
panicle,
while
Situ
Patenggang
56.21%
decrease.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Июль 31, 2024
Modern
agriculture's
goal
of
improving
crop
resource
acquisition
efficiency
relies
on
the
intricate
relationship
between
root
system
and
soil.
Root
rhizosphere
traits
play
a
critical
role
in
efficient
use
nutrients
water,
especially
under
dynamic
environments.
This
review
emphasizes
holistic
perspective,
challenging
conventional
separation
nutrient
water
uptake
processes
necessity
for
an
integrated
approach.
Anticipating
climate
change-induced
increase
likelihood
extreme
weather
events
that
result
fluctuations
soil
moisture
availability,
study
explores
adaptive
potential
to
mitigate
stress.
We
emphasize
significance
characteristics
enable
crops
rapidly
respond
varying
availabilities
(i.e.
presence
mobile
zone)
their
accessibility
possibility
transport
resources
surface).
These
encompass
example
hairs,
mucilage
extracellular
polymeric
substance
(EPS)
exudation,
rhizosheath
formation
expression
transporters.
Moreover,
we
recognize
challenge
balancing
carbon
investments,
stress,
where
optimized
must
consider
carbon-efficient
strategies.
To
advance
our
understanding,
calls
well-designed
field
experiments,
recognizing
limitations
controlled
Non-destructive
methods
such
as
mini
rhizotron
assessments
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
26(1), С. 85 - 85
Опубликована: Дек. 25, 2024
Salt
stress
represents
a
significant
abiotic
factor
that
impedes
the
growth
of
rice.
Nano-silicon
has
potential
to
enhance
rice
and
salt
tolerance.
In
this
experiment,
variety
9311
was
employed
as
test
material
simulate
via
hydroponics,
with
objective
investigating
mitigation
effect
foliar
application
nano-silicon
on
seedlings.
The
results
demonstrated
NaCl
markedly
impeded
seedlings
after
seven
days
treatment.
followed
by
alleviated
seedlings,
improved
spatial
conformation
root
system,
enhanced
photosynthesis
compared
alone.
activities
antioxidant
enzymes
were
improved.
contents
antioxidants
increased,
over-accumulation
ROS
reduced.
Furthermore,
found
uptake
Si4+,
K+,
Ca2+
in
plants,
while
simultaneously
reducing
Na+
Cl−
accumulation.
Additionally,
content
IAA,
CTK,
GA,
JA,
SA
ABA
decreased.
conclusion,
been
alleviate
injury
improve
Plants,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(6), С. 891 - 891
Опубликована: Март 12, 2025
Coordinating
the
spatial
distribution
of
crop
roots
with
soil
nutrients,
along
selecting
appropriate
types
fertilizers,
is
an
effective
strategy
to
enhance
root
nutrient
absorption
and
increase
yield.
In
Xinjiang’s
current
surface
drip
irrigation
practices
for
rice
(Oryza
sativa
L.),
premature
leaf
senescence
N
deficiency
are
common
issues,
resulting
in
decreased
yields.
This
study
investigated
whether
different
forms
under
subsurface
can
modulate
morphological
strategies
delay
later
growth
stages,
enhancing
uptake
yield
formation.
A
field
experiment
compared
effects
positions
(surface
at
surface,
DI0;
10
cm
depth,
DI10)
(urea
N,
UN;
ammonium
AN)
four
combination
treatments
(DI0-UN,
DI0-AN,
DI10-UN,
DI10-AN)
on
morphology,
aboveground
growth,
During
grain-filling
stage,
total
length
(RL)
number
(RN)
DI10-AN
treatment
were
higher
than
other
treatments.
Root
vitality
increased
by
23.24–133.72%
during
filling
while
decline
rate
1.16–32.80%.
The
configuration
parameters
β
superior
those
treatments,
indicating
that
tend
distribute
deeper
soil.
reduced
Malondialdehyde
(MDA)
levels
Superoxide
Dismutase
(SOD)
activity,
thereby
alleviating
water
stress
leaves
stages
maintaining
photosynthetic
parameter
values.
significantly
(14.37–52.88%)
(13.32–46.31%).
Correlation
analysis
showed
RL,
RN,
activity
(Ra)
positively
correlated
transpiration
(Tr),
intercellular
CO2
concentration
(Ci),
(NUP),
one
thousand-kernel
weight
(TKW),
seed
setting
(SR),
Efficient
panicle
(EP),
(r
>
0.90).
presents
a
new
fertigation
technique
combines
productivity.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 15, 2025
Abstract
Warming
temperatures
are
changing
winters,
leading
to
earlier
snowmelt.
This
shift
can
accelerate
or
extend
the
growing
season,
which
in
turn
may
affect
various
plant-mediated
ecosystem
functions.
Despite
its
relevance
carbon
cycle,
we
still
know
little
about
how
snowmelt
impacts
balance
ecosystems
over
season.
Most
studies
rely
on
interannual
variability
timing,
making
it
difficult
isolate
effects
from
other
confounding
variables,
e.g,
temperature
and
moisture
anomalies.
To
address
this
uncertainty,
investigated
advancing
affects
cycling
of
montane
meadows.
We
experimentally
advanced
date
by
approximately
nine
days
collected
data
every
two
weeks
throughout
including
net
exchange
(NEE),
gross
primary
productivity
(GPP),
respiration
(ER),
plant
composition,
shrub,
graminoid,
forb
biomass.
Early
GPP
was
higher
early
plots,
though
effect
decreased
as
season
progressed.
Our
modeling
cumulative
NEE
showed
that
reduced
sink
strength
around
70%,
likely
due
drier
soils.
Graminoid
biomass
47%
plots
with
snowmelt,
but
there
no
change
total
As
winters
warm
occurs
earlier,
will
However,
soil
during
summer
limit
productivity,
weakening
overall
altering
Water,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(11), С. 1628 - 1628
Опубликована: Июнь 6, 2024
Rainfall-runoff
nitrogen
(N)
pollution
has
emerged
as
the
primary
source
of
water
contamination
due
to
rapid
urbanization.
Green
infrastructure
(GI),
representative
measure,
is
widely
used
in
controlling
N
runoff.
However,
there
limited
research
on
impact
woody
plants
reduction
GIs.
Therefore,
this
study
aimed
investigate
influence
and
relationship
Sophora
japonica
(with
tap
root)
Malus
baccata
fibrous
removal
Utilizing
advanced
root
analysis
software
WinRHIZO
(version
4.0b),
a
meticulous
examination
morphological
traits
plant
roots
was
conducted.
The
findings
unveiled
striking
contrast
between
systems
two
species:
S.
primarily
boasts
vertically
oriented
configuration,
whereas
M.
baccata’s
system
characterized
by
an
extensively
lateral,
or
horizontal,
growth
pattern.
Specifically,
comparison
japonica,
horizontal
demonstrated
substantial
superiority,
with
their
total
length
measuring
10.95
times
longer,
surface
area
spanning
6.25
wider,
cumulative
volume
being
3.93
greater.
For
comparing
load
rates
runoff
NH3-N,
NO3-N,
TN
different
morphologies’
GIs,
GI
had
highest
purification
effect
three
pollutants,
average
pollutants
reached
67.74%,
33.83%,
38.96%,
respectively,
which
were
11.42%,
27.46%,
6.16%
higher
than
those
control.
variance
contribution
rate
vertical
characteristics
accounted
for
86.47%
rate.
most
crucial
characteristic
factor
affecting
load.
Acta Biologica Slovenica,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
67(1), С. 34 - 44
Опубликована: Июль 5, 2024
Allelopathic
compounds
released
by
invasive
plants
can
directly
affect
neighbouring
interfering
with
their
germination
and
suppressing
the
growth
of
seedlings
or
adult
plants.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
strength
allelopathic
effect
three
plants:
Japanese
knotweed
(Fallopia
japonica),
Canadian
goldenrod
(Solidago
canadensis)
stinkwort
(Dittrichia
graveolens)
on
early
Tartary
buckwheat
(Fagopyrum
tatricum).
All
aqueous
extracts
significantly
reduced
seedlings,
but
had
almost
no
seed
germination.
addition,
obtained
from
a
2-fold
serial
dilution
10%
extract
D.
graveolens
inhibited
in
dose-dependent
manner.
The
results
showed
that
root
length
was
more
than
shoot
length,
while
remained
largely
unaffected.