Seedling establishment physiology of gelled and Calper-coated rice seeds

This book analyzes that Calper-coated seeds could not enhance seedling established over and above that achieved with non-coated pregerminated seeds. This was observed irrespective of the water depths and seeding depth studied. Also, it discusses the important role in determining the values obtained...

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Main Author: Tay, Chan Yong (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (MARDI) 1989
Series:MARDI report
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Summary:This book analyzes that Calper-coated seeds could not enhance seedling established over and above that achieved with non-coated pregerminated seeds. This was observed irrespective of the water depths and seeding depth studied. Also, it discusses the important role in determining the values obtained for germination, seedling emergence or seedling establishment. Calper is evaluated in terms of it being either an enhancement factor of germination or early post-germination growth. Even so, reports on studies done definitely rule it out as a potential promoter of either growth processes. This compilation of studies on fluid drilling and usage of Calper-coated rice seeds clearly showed the non-practicality of using these alternative systems of indirect seeding.
Item Description:Includes bibliographical references
Physical Description:iii, 19 pages colour illustrations 26 cm
ISBN:9679360571
ISSN:0127-4007