Effect of Dark Respiration on Dry Matter Production of Field-Grown Rice Cultivars : Comparison of growth efficiency between Nipponbare and Takanari-

Japanese Journal of Crop Science

Toshiro KURODA¹  Tomohiro MURAKI¹  Toshiyuki DOI¹  Kuniyuki SAITOH¹ 

关键词: Dark respiration rate;    暗呼吸速度;    Dry matter production;    乾物生産;    Growth efficiency;    水稲;    High-yielding cultivar;    生長効率;    Nitrogen fetrilization;    多収品種;    Rice;    窒素施肥量;   

DOI  :  10.1626/jcs.69.194

学科分类：农业科学（综合）

来源: Nihon Sakumotsu Gakkai / Crop Science Society of Japan

【 摘 要 】

The dry matter production, dark respiration rate and growth efficiency of high-yielding rice cultivar 'Takanari', grown under two levels of nitrogen fertilization (11, 17 gN / m2), were compared with those of 'Nipponbare' The crop growth rate (CGR) and leaf area index (LAI) were higher in 'Takanari' throughout the growth season. This higher CGR in 'Takanari' was due to the maintenance of NAR at the same level as in 'Nipponbare' in spite of the increase in LAI. The higher the nitrogen fertilization, the higher was the CGR due to the increase in LAI. The maximum dark respiration rate (Rs) in the whole plant was recorded at the early growth stage, followed by a rapid decrease until 40 days after transplanting and decreased gradually thereafter. The Rs in the whole plant and stems was higher in 'Takanari' as compared with 'Nipponbare' at the early stage, but was almost equal during the grain-filling period. The nitrogen concentration and Rs of the whole plant changed similarly, showing a close correlation between the two characters. The growth efficiency (GE) was about 64% during the early stage and gradually decreased thereafter in both cultivars irrespective of fertilization level. The GE during the grain-filling period was higher in 'Nipponbare' than in 'Takanari' and with the normal fertilization than heavy fertilization. We concluded that GE decreased at the later stage of plant growth due to increase in respiratory loss.

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