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Biotechnologically Evolved Rice (Orzya Sativa) Crop.


 

by Farzana Panhwar

 

Abstract

Rice is a stape food for 2.4 billion people in the world. Rice contains essential amino acids lysine and theonine. It also contains iron and calcium but it is not available due to presence of phytic acid. Thiamine content depends upon the polishing of rice.

The scientist throughout the world working genetically to develop rice varieties having pest, fungus, herbicide, disease, stress, viral resistance, male sterility, altered photosynthesis and flowering, increase growth and yield better nutritional qualities like starch content, protein and oil contents, resistant to various diseases and under adverse condition like water-logging and salinity.

- For future rice production we have to:

- Increase the area under high yielding rice varieties.

- To recommend only right kind of rice varieties, according to climate, soil and nutritional value.

- To grow genetically crop under stick recommended management of weeding, hoeing, irrigation, fertilising and harvesting.

Future work on symptomatology, aetiology, morphological, physiological variation of the pathogen, pathogenic variability, types of varietal resistance, techniques of resistance, biochemical and anatomical traits of varieties in relation to resistance, genetics of resistance, methods and strategies in breeding for resistance to various rice varieties under various environmental conditions need to be studied.

 

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