Yoshida - 1981 - Fundamentals of Rice Crop Science

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REFERENCES 267 YOSHIDA, S., J.H. COCK, and F.T. PARAO. 1972. Physiological aspects of high yields. Pages 455–469 in International Rice Research Institute. Rice breeding. Los Baños, Philippines. YOSHIDA, S., J.S. AHN, and D.A. FORNO. 1973. Occurrence, diagnosis, and correction of zinc deficiency of lowland rice. Soil Sci. Plant Nutr. 19:83–93. YOSHIDA, S., and F.T. PARAO. 1976. Climatic influence on yield and yield components of lowland rice in the tropics. Pages 471–494 in International Rice Research Institute. Climate and rice. Los Baños, Philippines. YOSHIDA, S., and V. CORONEL. 1976. Nitrogen nutrition, leaf resistance, and leaf photosynthetic rate of the rice plant. Soil Sci. Plant Nutr. 22:207–211. YOSHIDA, S., D.A. FORNO, J.H. COCK, and K.A. GOMEZ. 1976. Laboratory manual for physiological studies of rice. 3d ed. International Rice Research Institute, Los Baños, Philippines. 83 p. YOSHIDA, S., and M. SHIOYA. 1976. Photosynthesis of the rice plant under water stress. Soil Sci. Plant Nutr. 22:169–180. YOSHIDA, S., and T. HARA. 1977. Effects of air temperature and light on grain tilling of an indica and a japonica rice (Oryza sativa L) under controlled environmental conditions. Soil Sci. Plant Nutr. 23:93–107. YOSHIDA, S., and T. TADANO. 1978. Adaptation of plants to submerged soils. Pages 233–256 in Crop tolerance to suboptimal land conditions. American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, Soil Science Society of America, Madison, Wisconsin. YOSHIDA, S., and M.R. CHAUDHRY. 1979. Sulfur nutrition of rice. Soil Sci. Plant Nutr. 25:121–134. YOSHIDA, T. 1968. Dynamic aspects of photosynthate supply and metabolic pattern in paddy rice roots. J. Sci. Soil Manure, Jpn. 39:258–263. ZELITCH, I. 1971. Photosynthesis, photorespiration and plant productivity. Academic Press, New York. 347 p. ZELITCH, I. 1979. Photosynthesis and plant productivity. Chem. Eng. News (February 5, 1979):29–48.
268 FUNDAMENTALS OF RICE CROP SCIENCE SUBJECT INDEX Active ion absorption, 123–124 Advection, 99 Air space, in culm, 26, 68 in root, 32 Anthesis, 56–58 Asparagine, 140 Basic vegetative phase, 42 Bentonite, 246 Booting stage, 79 Calcium peroxide, 16 Civil twilight, 41 Cooling index, 80 Crop growth rate, 33 Crop photosynthesis, 198–203 Culm, 25, 29 Deficiency symptoms of mineral elements, 180–181 Degree - days, see temperature summation Dormancy, 7 Drainage, 245–246 Energy balance, 100–101 Evapotranspiration, 97–98 Fertilizer efficiency, 146–147 Foliar absorption coefficient, and plant characters, 223 definition of, 201 Germination, definition of, 7 vs seedling emergence, 10 Glutamine, 140 Grain-straw ratio, 61 Growth duration, 221–223 Growth efficiency, 205–206, 13 Growth stages, reproductive, 2 ripening, 3 vegetative, 1 Harvest index, definition of, 61 vs growth duration, 225 vs plant height vs nitrogen responsiveness, 224 Heading, 3 Heat index, 56 Heat sum, see temperature summation Heat units, see temperature summation Hydrogen sulfide, effect on nutrient uptake, 124–126 toxicity, 168–171 Iodine, 174–175 Iron, 156–160 Leaf, functions of, 24–25 morphology of, 17 Leaf area index (LAI), critical vs optimum, 203–205 definition and measurement, 22–23 Leaf number index, 51 Manganese, 160–162 Maximum potential yields, 90–94 Mesocotyl, definition of, 12 - roots, 31 Morphological characters of rice, affecting grain yield, 217–220 changes in, 226 Nitrogen, deficiency symptoms of, 135, 139 Nutrients, concentrations in the soil and culture solutions, 121–122 dynamics of availability, 122–1 23 removal of, 128–30 transport from soil to plant roots, 118–120 Nutritional disorders, cause of, 177 corrective measures for, 188 of rice in Asian countries, 190–193 visible symptoms of, 178–181 Organic acids, 171–174 Oxygen, movements from shoot to root, 113–115 Pan evaporation, 99 Panicle, developmental stages of, 50–55 female, 49
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FOREWORD Rice is vital to more than
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CONTENTS Foreword Preface GROWTH AN
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