Noninvasive method of source-sink regulation in rice
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Oct 3, 2017
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Oct 8, 2015
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Sep 24, 2013
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A noninvasive method of source-sink regulation in rice belongs to the technical field of rice production. In this method, the source-sink relationship is regulated by a rice sterile line and its identical type of maintaining line being subjected to mixed-planting and insulated pollination, or sowing and transplanting at different times and insulated pollination, so as to construct rice plant samples with gradient difference of source-sink levels. The present invention is a kind of native, natural noninvasive method of source-sink regulation, which could broaden the traditional thinking of source-sink theoretical research, especially overcome the deficiency in conventional methods such as leaf-cutting, spikelet-thinning that lead to physical injury or physiological interference. The method provides a brand new approach and solution for thoroughly investigating source-sink relationship in rice, wheat, maize and other crops, and will play an important role in enriching crop source-sink theory and also promoting the development of the related disciplines.
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