Estimation of Drought Tolerance Based on Leaf Temperature in Upland Rice Breeding
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The evaluation of drought tolerance based on the leaf temperature was examined in upland rice breeding. The relationships of the leaf temperature with the transpiration and photosynthetic rates were observed in upland and lowland rice varieties under upland cultivation in 1995, 1996 and 1997. The leaf temperature of the upland rice varieties was lower than that of the lowland rice varieties. Their transpiration and photosynthetic rates were highly correlated with the leaf temperature, measured using an infrared radiation thermometer or portable photosynthesis gas analyzing system in all the three years. The leaf temperature also showed a significant relationship with the grain yield tested in 1995. It is considered that rice varieties with a lower leaf temperature can maintain high transpiration and photosynthetic rates as well as produce a high yield under upland conditions. In addition, there was a significant positive correlation between the leaf temperature and root growth recorded by the trench method. Upland rice varieties with deep rooting showed lower leaf temperatures than those with a shallower root system. On the other hand, in the comparison of leaf temperature in varietal groups of breeding materials, the upland rice lines with medium-late maturity showed the lowest temperature, followed by the early maturing lines and lines for cultivation with sprinkler irrigation. This tendency was in agreement with the general degree of drought tolerance of individual varietal groups. To analyze the mode of inheritance of the leaf temperature, the parent-offspring correlation of leaf temperature measured using an infrared radiation thermometer was examined in breeding materials. Leaf temperature was compared between the progeny lines (F_4 generation) of the upland rice variety Kantomochi168 with a high drought tolerance and the upland rice variety Norinmochi4 with a medium drought tolerance. Kantomochi168 progeny showed a lower leaf temperature than Norinmochi4. A similar tendency was confirmed in the F_5 generation in the following year. Significant parental-offspring correlation (r=0.812) was observed between F_4 and F_5. Since the leaf temperature of the upland rice progeny may display a relatively higher inheritance, the leaf temperature is, therefore, considered to be a useful indicator to estimate the drought tolerance for line selection in upland rice breeding.
著者
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Wada Yoshiharu
Faculty of Agriculture, Utsunomiya University
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Wada Yoshiharu
Faculty Of Agriculture Utsunomiya University
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Hirayama Masakata
National Institute Of Crop Science : Plant Biotechnology Institute Ibaraki Agicultural Center
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Hirayama Masakata
Plant Biotechnology Institute Ibaraki Agricultural Center:present Address: National Institute Of Cro
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Nemoto Hiroshi
Plant Biotechnology Institute Ibaraki Agricultural Center:present Address: National Institute Of Cro
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