ArticleFrontiers in plant science2024
Effects of different cold-resistant agents and application methods on yield and cold-resistance of machine-transplanted early rice.
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- Increased Photosynthetic Capacity and Energy Status Contribute to Higher Grain Yield in Early Rice.International journal of molecular sciences · 2025Article
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Cold stress is a critical factor affecting rice production worldwide. The application of cold-resistant agents may improve the cold resistance and yield of crops. To screen for suitable cold-resistant agents for machine-transplanted early rice, the effects of uniconazole, abscisic acid, and zinc-amino acids chelate and their spraying times (seed soaking stage, one leaf and one heart stage, two leaves and one heart stage, 7 days before the transplanting stage, and regreening stage) on the yield and cold resistance of machine-transplanted early rice were investigated. Moreover, the application method (spraying amount: 750 and 1125 g ha
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