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The stage when the anthers of the terminal spikelets protrude and shed pollen.
Industry:Agriculture
A wavering, unsteady, irresolute, or undetermined movement or pattern; irregular rising and falling.
Industry:Agriculture
The reproductive part of the angiosperms. In rice, it consists of two lodicules, six stamens, and the pistil.
Industry:Agriculture
A formulation which consists of a pesticide plus dust diluent that is blended in a small quantity of water.
Industry:Agriculture
A small flower, generally one of a dense cluster but an individual flower in members of families Poacea and Asteracea.
Industry:Agriculture
1). The normal process that floods the plains where deepwater rice is grown. 2). To apply water to the field for the benefit of saturating the soil for land preparation. 3). Establishing and maintaining an irrigated rice crop.
Industry:Agriculture
The land bordering a stream or river, built up of sediments from the overflow of the stream or river and subject to inundation at the peak of the flood period.
Industry:Agriculture
Rice that can maintain their canopies above the water in slowly rising flood as deep as several meters. It can take gradually increasing water level up to several meters at a maximum rate of 15 cm per day, provided there is adequate growth at the seedling stage approximately six weeks before the onset of flooding. Examples are floating rice varieties grown where maximum water depth ranges between 1 and 6 m for more than half of the growth duration. In densely populated areas, floating rice is grown as a subsistence crop because no other crop will grow.
Industry:Agriculture
