System of Rice Intensification (SRI) paddy was introduced to offset the heavy cost of Traditional paddy cultivation. To decrease the cost of cultivation in Traditional paddy, to increase profits of the farmers in rice cultivation by decreasing the use of fertilizers, pesticides and minimizing water use by scientific water management in the face of labour scarcity, SRI paddy was introduced in Ma...

This study is a survey research. The population of the study was all specialists who have enough data about ways of sustainability rice cultivars that they were identified and studied through Non-probability sampling (purposeful and snowball). To determine the validity of the questionnaire, face and content validity was used, and, to assess the reliability, inconsistency coefficient was used. I...

a. Center for Theoretical Biological Physics, Rice University, Houston TX, 77005 b. Departments of Bioengineering, Rice University, Houston, TX, 77030 c. Departments of Chemistry, Rice University, Houston, TX, 77030 d. Department of Physical Chemistry, Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, Jadavpur, Kolkata -700032, India e. Department of Physics, University of Houston, Houston TX,...

Studies on breeding Anopheles albitarsis and association with rice growth in irrigated paddy fields were carried out during the rice cultivation cycle from December 1993 to March 1994. This period corresponded to the length of time of permanent paddy flooding. Breeding occurred in the early stage up until five weeks after transplantation when rice plant height was small. That inverse correlatio...

The north-eastern escarpment of Madagascar harbours the island’s last remaining large-scale humid forest massifs surrounded by a small-scale agricultural mosaic. There is high deforestation, commonly thought to be caused by shifting cultivation practiced by local land users to produce upland rice. However, little is known about the dynamics between forest and shifting cultivation systems at a r...

Over the years, many rice morphotypes have appeared in paddy fields due to the autocratic nature of the rice plant. However, some of these morphotypes are problematic weeds and those which pose serious threat are commonly called as weedy rice (Oryza sativa L.) which has aggravated with the increase of direct-seeded culture technique (Ho et al., 1999). Besides, the presence of weedy rice in padd...

ABSTRACT- Paddy soils make up the largest anthropogenic wetlands on earth. Present study was performed to investigate and compare soil formation of paddy soils with long-term rice cultivation history with non-paddy soils and study the effect of waterlogging on soil pedogenesis. Soil samples were taken from paddy and non-paddy soils derived from the same calcareous parent materials. Some pedogen...

this study is a survey research. the population of the study was all specialists who have enough data about ways of sustainability rice cultivars that they were identified and studied through non-probability sampling (purposeful and snowball). to determine the validity of the questionnaire, face and content validity was used, and, to assess the reliability, inconsistency coefficient was used. i...

Plant remains dating to between 9000 and 8400 BP from a probable ditch structure at the Huxi site include the oldest rice (Oryza sativa) spikelet bases and associated plant remains recovered in China. The remains document an early stage of rice domestication and the ecological setting in which early cultivation was taking place. The rice spikelet bases from Huxi include wild (shattering), inter...

Paederus fuscipes, a vector of Paederus dermatitis in most tropical and subtropical countries of the world have a high prevalence in human dwellings due to their positively phototaxic behaviour which has caused a tremendous impact on human health. In this paper, P. fuscipes dispersal flights were studied for two seasons of the rice cultivation phases in residential premises built close to rice ...