Heat stress during gametogenesis irreversibly damages female reproductive organ in rice

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• who: Wanju Shi from the Two rice genotypes, (sensitive) and , (tolerant), with contrasting heat stress responses (Jagadish et_al, ) were used in the current studySeeds were sown in seeding trays filled with farm soil after incubating the seeds at , u00b0C for , days to break seed dormancy. Twentyday-old seedlings were transplanted into, L plastic pots (diameter, ., u00d7, ., cm height), filled with, kg of farm soil mixed with, g ammonium sulphate u00ad(NH4) SO4, g potassium chloride (KCl) and, g single super phosphate (SSP). An additional, ., g of u00ad(NH4) , was top dressed at, d after transplanting. Plants were . . .
  

   

  

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