2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.rsci.2015.10.001
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Characterization and Selection of Phosphorus Deficiency Tolerant Rice Genotypes in Sri Lanka

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“…Aluwihare et al (2016) selected low P tolerant rice genotypes by growing plants in pots filled with soil, collected from cultivated field without P fertilizer application for past 40 years.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Aluwihare et al (2016) selected low P tolerant rice genotypes by growing plants in pots filled with soil, collected from cultivated field without P fertilizer application for past 40 years.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, abundant use of P fertilizers derived from livestock manures, a common practice in intensive agriculture, affects environment in the form of eutrophication of freshwater habitats (Tiessen, 2008;Ashley et al, 2011). One approach suggested to tackle this problem of low or excess use of P in farming is the identification and development of genotypes with high phosphorous use efficiency (PUE) in low P soils without compromising yield (Aluwihare et al, 2016;Rose et al, 2010Rose et al, , 2011Rose et al, , 2012Rose et al, , 2015. More than PUE, it is the ability to tolerate P deficiency to different extent and yet give high yield which is more important.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The male and female parents and the order of crosses were taken under pedigree history. The average yield of the rice plants, the maturity period in different growing seasons ( Yala and Maha seasons of Sri Lanka [29]), plant height, basal leaf sheath color and additional color patterns, recommended type of the land, level of phosphorus deficiency tolerance, amount of brown rice recovery, milling recovery, head rice recovery, amylose content, gelatinization temperature, weight of 1000 grains, shape of the grain, pericarp color, weight of a kg, color of the buff coat and resistance/susceptibility to pests and diseases; brown planthopper (BPH), bacterial leaf blight and rice blast disease were recorded under phenotypic data (S1 Table). The available DNA marker alleles, marker positions in the linkage map, and allelic scores were entered under molecular data [30–33] (S2 Table).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Tanaman padi dengan rambut akar yang banyak dan panjang, serta cabang perakaran yang banyak sangat bermanfaat untuk menjerap P lebih banyak (Vinod dan Heuer, 2012). Seleksi padi yang toleran defisiensi P telah banyak dilakukan, baik menggunakan larutan hara maupun tanah (Aluwihare et al, 2016;. Namun, seleksi plasma nutfah dalam jumlah ribuan di rumah kaca atau di lapang biasanya memerlukan lahan yang luas (Hadianto et al, 2015;Silitonga dan Risliawati, 2013).…”
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