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Impact of seed Treatment and preGrowing Rice Seed on the yield and terminal dampness stress relief of downpour tool care of marsh rice

Nigussie Tadesse
College Of Agriculture And Environmental Sciences Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia
DOI Crossref DOI 10.37547/tajabe/Volume02Issue07-01
tajabe 2020
VOL. 2 / NO. 07 JULY
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VOLUME 2
ISSUE 07
YEAR 2020
PAGES 1-4
RESEARCH OVERVIEW

Abstract

Terminal dampness stress is one of the serious issues compelling precipitation took care of
marsh rice creation in northwestern Ethiopia. A field explore was led in 2016 and 2018 at
Fogera fields to examine the impact of Seed treatment and pre-developing rice seed on the
yield and reaction of the harvest to terminal dampness stress. A factorial mix of eight seed
medicines and three planting times were concentrated in RCB structure with three
replications. Information on crop phenology, shoot biomass, leaf region, number of beneficial
and useless turners, filled and unfilled spikeletes, plant stature, biomass yield, thousand
seed weight, and grain yield were gathered and broke down. The outcomes uncovered that
planting pre-developed seeds just as seeds drenched and dried for 24 hrs at the nearby
(ranchers') planting time brought about fundamentally before seedling rise, heading, and
development. Higher quantities of profitable turners, filled spikeletes, leaf territory list, crop
development rate, net osmosis rate, grain yield, biomass yield, and reap file were recorded
in light of planting pregerminated seeds followed by seeds splashed and dried for 24 hrs at
ranchers' planting time.

RESEARCH TOPICS

Keywords

Seed treatment Marsh Rice
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