Seed Priming Improves Agronomic Trait Performance under Flooding and Non-flooding Conditions in Rice with QTL SUB1
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...Introgression of a quantitative trait loci (QTL) in Sub1 had no effect on seedling establishment percentage under flooding conditions, but increased it with seed priming (Sarkar 2012)....
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...As a complementary approach, seed priming can be integratedwith genetics, as evidencedby enhanced submergence and low P tolerance in varieties containing QTL of Sub1 such as Swarna and Pup1 in IR74 (Ella et al. 2011; Sarkar 2012; Pame et al. 2015)....
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...Priming induced stress tolerance and improved performance in varieties containing QTL for stress tolerance, such as Swarna (containing Sub1 for submergence tolerance) and IR74 (containing Pup1 for high P uptake; Sarkar 2012)....
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...…leaf area and more panicles per unit area in direct-seeded rice under aerobic and submerged conditions (Mahajan et al. 2011; Anwar et al. 2012; Sarkar 2012), improved nutritional status in maize plants under chilling stress (Imran et al. 2013), increased drymatter and tissue Zn concentrations…...
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...An experiment was conducted by Sarkar (2012) to study the effect of seed priming under Flooded and Nonflooded Conditions in Rice....
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...Seed priming improved yield is due to reduced weed biomass, higher leaf area index and panicles/m2 in aerobic and submerged rice, respectively [132, 138, 139], improved crop nutritional status of nutrients primed in maize under low temperature stress [127], compara‐ tively better dry matter production with higher tissue Zn concentration with Zn seed priming in rice [140], reduced spikelet sterility in direct seeded rice irrigated with alternate wetting and drying (AWD) [131] and under system of rice intensification (SRI) condition with improved crop growth and higher tillering emergence [141]....
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