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  1. ScienceDirect
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    Flooding Tolerance in Rice: Focus on Mechanisms and Approaches

    • Flooding is one of the most hazardous natural disasters and a major stress constraint to rice production throughout the world, which results in huge economic loss. Approximately one-fourth of the g… See more

    Flooding stress and flooding affected area

    Although rice plants require large amount of water during growth, flooding stress results in … See more

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    Types of flooding stress

    Flooding during germination
    Soil water logging normally takes place in case of rainfall after sowing of seeds and particularly where the lands are not properly lev… See more

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    Environmental parameters associated with flooding stress

    Flooding causes many complex abiotic stresses (Jackson and Ram, 2003, Sarkar et al., 2006, Bailey-Serres et al., 2010), and the amount of harm that may be caused to the inundat… See more

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    Effects of flooding on morphology of rice plants

    Leaf traits
    Flooding hinders formation of new leaf, and reduces total leaf area and promotes leaf senescence (Kato et al., 2014). Singh et al. (2014) obs… See more

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    Effects of flooding on physiology of rice plants

    Photosynthetic gas exchange
    One of the crucial processes for plant growth is ‘Photosynthesis’. By this process, solar energy used by green plants is converted i… See more

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    How did rice get flooded?
    In the areas where it was first domesticated, the rivers would swell and flood the surrounding ares. Farmers noticed the rice didn’t drown, but survived. The various weeds that grew around rice died off when the floods came, and the farmers observed this. This led to the creation of rice paddies and rice terraces, which are regularly flooded.
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    Types of flooding stress
    Environmental parameters associated with flooding stress
    Effects of flooding on morphology of rice plants
    Effects of flooding on physiology of rice plants
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  1. Flooded rice refers to rice cultivation in irrigated, rainfed, or deep-water systems1. These systems have a growing cycle of approximately 105-150 days, depending on the variety. Deepwater rice is grown in flooded conditions with water more than 50 cm deep for at least a month2. However, flooding can lead to poor germination, seedling establishment, and yield losses3. On the positive side, rice grown under flooded conditions suppresses weeds and achieves better growth and higher yields4.
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    What is flooded rice? Flooded rice systems, a type of paddy rice, are irrigated, rainfed, or deep-water rice production systems with a growing cycle of approximately 105-150 days, depending on the variety. Flooded rice is cultivated for up to two or three seasons each year.

    Flooded rice systems: Emissions & mitiga…

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    Deepwater rice are varieties of rice (Oryza sativa) grown in flooded conditions with water more than 50 cm (20 in) deep for at least a month. More than 100 million people in Southeast Asia including Northeastern India rely on deepwater rice for their sustenance.

    Deepwater rice - Wikipedia

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    Flooding creates hypoxic conditions resulting in poor germination and seedling establishment. Flash flooding, where rice plants are completely submerged for 10–15 d during their vegetative stage, causes huge losses. Water stagnation for weeks to months also leads to substantial yield losses when large parts of rice aerial tissues are inundated.

    Genetics, Physiological Mechanisms and …

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    Rice requires more water than most other crops. Most rice varieties achieve better growth and produce higher yields when they are grown under flooded conditions than under aerobic conditions. In addition, the ponded water helps to suppress the weeds, especially broadleaf types.

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    What is flooded rice?
    Flooded rice systems, a type of paddy rice, are irrigated, rainfed, or deep-water rice production systems with a growing cycle of approximately 105-150 days, depending on the variety. Flooded rice is cultivated for up to two or three seasons each year.

    Flooded rice systems: Emissions & mitigation strategies - AgLED

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    What are the disadvantages of eating rice?

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    There are many varieties of rice and all of them can be part of a healthy diet. The healthfulness of rice is associated with how much it is refined or processed. Short grain polished white rice will have fewer nutrients overall, particularly fiber, and be more likely to increase blood sugar compared to brown rice or wild rice. This effect may be troublesome for those with pre-diabetes, diabetes, or metabolic syndrome, especially if over-consumed consistently. The effect rice has on blood sugar can be influenced by the total amount consumed and the other foods it is consumed with. A reasonable amount of rice to consume daily will vary across individuals and cultures. One recent study suggested that less than 1.5 cups a day was not associated with an increase type 2 diabetes.
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    How did rice get flooded?
    In the areas where it was first domesticated, the rivers would swell and flood the surrounding ares. Farmers noticed the rice didn’t drown, but survived. The various weeds that grew around rice died off when the floods came, and the farmers observed this. This led to the creation of rice paddies and rice terraces, which are regularly flooded.

    Why Rice Is Grown In Water? Why The Fields Are Flooded

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    Do rice shoots elongate during flood?
    Most of rice genotypes elongate their shoots under complete flooding (Fig. 1). Flash flooding tolerant varieties reduce shoot growth while remaining in flood, conserving their energy which is used for survival soon after recession flood water (Jackson and Ram, 2003, Bailey-Serres et al., 2010, Goswami et al., 2017, Bui et al., 2019).

    Flooding Tolerance in Rice: Focus on Mechanisms and Approaches

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    Why is flooding a threat to rice production?
    Amongst various abiotic stresses, flooding is one of the main limitations to rice production, especially in the rainfed lowlands, posing a threat that undermines world food security . This issue is further worsened by increasing global climate change since improved high-yielding mega rice varieties are prone to submerged conditions .

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    What happens if a rice field is flooded?
    Flooded fields lead to abnormal plant growth. It limits oxygen and sunlight, thus limiting the plant's food. Flooding can occur anywhere where water can be backed up. Rice stems have nodes, which break when there is tremendous pressure due to strong wind/rainfall occur. Cloudiness lessens the process of food-producing photosynthesis.

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  3. Wikipedia
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  4. AgLEDx Resource Platform for Low-Emissions Agriculture
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    Flooded rice systems: Emissions & mitigation strategies …

    Learn about flooded rice systems, a type of paddy rice production that emits significant amounts of methane and contributes to global warming. Explore the factors affecting emissions, the mechanisms of methanogenesis, and the …

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    Why Rice Is Grown In Water? Why The Fields Are Flooded

  6. Springer
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    Flooding tolerance in Rice: adaptive mechanism and marker

  7. Nature
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    Greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation in rice agriculture

  8. Wikipedia
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    Deepwater rice - Wikipedia

  9. IRRI Rice Knowledge Bank
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    Flooding or submergence - IRRI Rice Knowledge Bank

    Learn how flooding affects rice growth, yield, and quality, and how to identify and manage it. Find out the causes, symptoms, and varieties of flooding-tolerant rice.

  10. Cornell Chronicle
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    Rice can help NYS farms profit from climate-change …

    Dec 7, 2023 · Cornell Cooperative Extension is helping New York state farmers learn how to grow rice, a potentially lucrative crop that can thrive on flood-prone land as a hedge against climate change.

  11. ScienceDirect
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    Agro-technologies for greenhouse gases mitigation in flooded rice ...