Relationship between Apical Dome Diameter at Panicle Initiation and the Size of Panicle Components in Rice Grown under Different Nitrogen Conditions during the Vegetative Stage
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概要
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A pot experiment was conducted to analyze the relationship between the size of each apical dome (AD) and the numbers of differentiated primary rachis-branches (PBs) and spikelets. Two rice cultivars were used one was a heavy-panicle type `Akenohoshi' and the other was a many-tillering type `Nipponbare'. Rice plants were applied nitrogen (N) at various rates (75-600mg N pot^>-1< week^>-1<) during the vegetative stage. The base diameter and the height of ADs were measured at the panicle initiation (PI) stage. At heading, the numbers of differentiated PBs, secondary rachis-branches (SBs), and spikelets were counted. The N treatment increased shoot N concentration in both cultivars. The N treatment increased the base diameter of AD in Akenohoshi at the PI stage, but not in Nipponbare. The ADs in Akenohoshi had a base diameter about 6.2% larger on average than that in Nipponbare. The N treatment did not affect AD height. In Akenohoshi, the plants with a larger AD base diameter differentiated more PBs per panicle and then differentiated more SBs and spikelets than did those plants with a smaller AD diameter. However, in Nipponbare, the N treatments did not affect the number of differentiated PBs per panicle. These results suggest that the AD size at the PI stage, which is enlarged by higher N nutrition in the vegetative stage, is a determinant of the number of differentiated PBs and spikelets and that a larger AD size is responsible for a higher number of PBs and spikelets in Akenohoshi.
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著者
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Imaki Tadashi
Faculty Of Life And Environmental Science Shimane University
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Kobayasi Kazuhiro
Faculty Of Life And Environmental Science Shimane University
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Horie Yoji
Faculty of Life and Environmental Science, Shimane University
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Horie Yoji
Faculty Of Life And Environmental Science Shimane University
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