Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod

A series of controlled environment treatments were conducted to quantify reproductive development and yield components of Bario Sederhana rice grown under five photoperiod regimes (8, 9, 10, 11, & 12 h). A ‘broken-stick’ linear regression of heading rate against photoperiod was used to determine...

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Main Authors: Putri Ainaa Afiqah, Hossen, Hollena, Nori
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spelling my.unimas.ir.438502023-12-22T08:00:19Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/43850/ Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod Putri Ainaa Afiqah, Hossen Hollena, Nori S Agriculture (General) A series of controlled environment treatments were conducted to quantify reproductive development and yield components of Bario Sederhana rice grown under five photoperiod regimes (8, 9, 10, 11, & 12 h). A ‘broken-stick’ linear regression of heading rate against photoperiod was used to determine the cardinal photoperiods for heading. The reproductive development towards photoperiod showed a delayed pattern in time to heading, anthesis, and maturity under lengthening photoperiod from 10 to 12 h. For example, under 10 h photoperiod the crops required 1680 °Cd (70.8 days) from emergence to heading but took an extended duration of 3147 °Cd (132.6 days) when they were sown at 12 h photoperiod. The prolonged time taken for reproductive development modified by photoperiod resulted in higher yield components. This is because the lengthening time from heading to maturity extended the duration of grain filling. The longest photoperiod of 12 h gave the highest percentage of filled spikelets (65.3%) thus consequently leading to the heaviest grain weight of 1.4 g per panicle. The base, optimum, and maximum photoperiod for heading were estimated to be 7.4 h, 10 h, and 14.8 h, respectively. Malaysian Society of Applied Biology 2023-12 Article PeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/43850/3/Reproductive.pdf Putri Ainaa Afiqah, Hossen and Hollena, Nori (2023) Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod. Malaysian Applied Biology, 52 (6). pp. 1-10. ISSN 2462-151 (In Press) https://jms.mabjournal.com/index.php/mab/about https://doi.org/10.55230/mabjournal.v52i6.2690
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Putri Ainaa Afiqah, Hossen
Hollena, Nori
Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod
description A series of controlled environment treatments were conducted to quantify reproductive development and yield components of Bario Sederhana rice grown under five photoperiod regimes (8, 9, 10, 11, & 12 h). A ‘broken-stick’ linear regression of heading rate against photoperiod was used to determine the cardinal photoperiods for heading. The reproductive development towards photoperiod showed a delayed pattern in time to heading, anthesis, and maturity under lengthening photoperiod from 10 to 12 h. For example, under 10 h photoperiod the crops required 1680 °Cd (70.8 days) from emergence to heading but took an extended duration of 3147 °Cd (132.6 days) when they were sown at 12 h photoperiod. The prolonged time taken for reproductive development modified by photoperiod resulted in higher yield components. This is because the lengthening time from heading to maturity extended the duration of grain filling. The longest photoperiod of 12 h gave the highest percentage of filled spikelets (65.3%) thus consequently leading to the heaviest grain weight of 1.4 g per panicle. The base, optimum, and maximum photoperiod for heading were estimated to be 7.4 h, 10 h, and 14.8 h, respectively.
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author Putri Ainaa Afiqah, Hossen
Hollena, Nori
author_facet Putri Ainaa Afiqah, Hossen
Hollena, Nori
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title Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod
title_short Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod
title_full Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod
title_fullStr Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod
title_full_unstemmed Reproductive Development and Yield Components of Bario Sederhana Rice in Response to Photoperiod
title_sort reproductive development and yield components of bario sederhana rice in response to photoperiod
publisher Malaysian Society of Applied Biology
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url http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/43850/3/Reproductive.pdf
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