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特刊第9號-臺灣中部二期稻低產原因及提高生產力之措施

臺灣中部二期稻低產原因及提高生產力之措施

The Cause of Low Yield of the Second Crop Rice in Relation to the Measures of Increasing Its Productivity in Central Taiwan

張學琨
Shueh-Kun chang

Published by
Taichung District Agricultural Improvement Station
November, 1987

臺灣省臺中區農業改良場 出版
中華民國七十六年十一月


 

Page   Contents
1   I. INTRODUCTION
     
5   II. STUDIES ONTHE STATUS AND CAUSES OF LOW YIELD OF THE SECOND CROP RICE IN CENTRAL TAIWAN
     
5   (I) Status of low yield of the second crop rice
5   1. Crop yidls vary with years and hectarage
6   2. Crop yields vary with locations
6   3. Importance of rice production in Taichung District
9   4. Crop yield vary with geographical variation and Climate factors
10   5. New varieties response to crop season and locations
14   6. Effects of fertilizer application
16   7. Timing of nitrgen application
17   8. Irriation methods
17   9. Platning time in the west coastal area
     
18   (II)Cause of low yield of the second crops rice
18   1. Climatic factors influence on growth and yield of two crop rices
18   (1) Air temperature
20   (2) Water temperature
21   (3) Soil temperature
21   (4) Solar radiation
23   (5) Wind velocity
23   (6) Raifall and flood
23   2. Physiological differences of growth and yield of two crop rices
24   (1) Plant hieght
24   (2) Tiller number
26   (3) Growth duration
26   (4) Grain yield and its Coponents
28   (5) Correlation analyses
28   Summary and Conclusion
     
30   III. POSIBILITY OF INCREASING RICE YIELD OF SECOND CROP BY CONTROLLING WATER WATER AND SOIL TEMPERATURES
30   METERALS AND METHODS
32   RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
32   1. Air temperature of crop reasons
32   2. Crop growth rate and duration affected by seasons
35   3. Seasonal effect on vertical temperature
36   4. Effects of treatments on vertical temperature
39   5. Effects of treatments on plant growth
42   6. Graini yield, dry matter and harvest index
44   7. Correlation analysis
51   DISCUSSION
53   SUMMARY
     
57   IV. MEASUREMENTS OF RAISING GRAIN YIELD OF SECOND CROP RICE IN ILL-DRAINAGE AREA
57   MATERIALS AND METHODS
57   Experiments 1. Varietal Adaptability in Flooded and Drained Conditions
59   Experiments 2. Improvement of Percolation and Drainage in Ill-drained soil
61   Experiments 3. Effects of Deep Tilith,Heavy Fertilization and Drainage
61   Experiments 4. Soil Percolation Related to Growth and Yield of Rice
     
    RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
62   Experiments 1. Varietal Adaptability with Flooded and Drained Conditions
62   1. Plant height
62   2. Panicle number
65   3. Growth duration
65   4. Grain yield
68   5. Lodging and sprouting
69   6. Correlation analysis
     
70   Experiment 2. Improvement of Percolation and Drainage in ill-drainage soil
70   1. Soil Property
78   2. Plant growth
79   3. Grain yield and other characteristics
83   4. Yield components
83   5. Correlation analysis
     
86   Experiment 3. Effects of Deep Tilth, Heavy Fertilization and Drainage
86   1. Soil property
87   2. Plant growth
89   3. Damage to plant
91   4. Grain yield
91   5. Correlation analysis
     
92   Experiment 4. Soil Percolation Related to Growth and Yield of Rice
92   1. Plant growth
93   2. Percolation rate
93   3. Grain and straw yields
94   4. Yield components and leaf color at maturity
     
    DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
95   1. Damage of floods to second rice crop in ill-drainage area
97   2. Productivity of Homei ill-drainage soil
99   SUMMARY
     
104   V. MEASUREMENTS OF RAISING GRAIN YIELD OF THE SECOND GROP RICE IN CENTRAL WEST COASTAL AREA
105   MATERIALS AND METHODS
105   Experiment 1: Compartive yield Trials of Different Rice varieties
105   Experiment 2: Timing of Sowing and Transplanting for Two Crop Rice
106   Experiment 3: Varietal Response to Planting Time in Second Crop
107   Experiment 4: Methods of Double Rice Cropping System
109   Experiment 5: Methods of Water Management
109   Experiment 6: Varietal Adaptability in the West Goastal Area
     
    RESULT AND DISUSSION
110   Experiment 1: Compartaive Yield Trials of Different Rice Varieties
110   1. Eary maturing varieties
111   2. Japonica varieties
111   3. Indica varieties
114   4. Combined analysis for grain yields among groups
     
117   Experiment 2: Timing of Sowing and Tranplanting for Two Crop Rices
117   1. First crop 1975
119   2. Second crop 1975
121   3. First crop 1976
126   4. Discussion and Conclusion
     
127   Experiment 3: Varietal Response to Planting Time in Second Crop
127   1. Plant growth
128   2. Grain yield
128   3. Yield Components and Correlated with grain yield
     
131   Experiment 4: Methods of Double Rice Cropping System
131   1. Growth duration
134   2. Grain yield
137   3. Agronomic Characters and their correlation to grain yield
140   4. Grain yield affected by the date of maturity
     
140   Experiment 5: Methods of Water management
140   1. Plant growth
144   2. Grain yield and straw yield
148   3. Number of green leaves
150   4. Soil nutrients
151   5. Grain yield correlated with agronomic charatcters
     
151   Experiment 6: Varietal Adaptability in West Coastal Area
151   1. Plant growth
153   2. Grain yield
156   3. Grain yield correlated to agronomic characters
156   4. Recommendation
157   DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
159   SUMMARY
     
164   VI. GNERAL DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
164   (I) Environmental Factors Constrained to Growth and Yield of Two Crop Rices
164   1. Climatic differences of two crop rices
169   2. Soil conditions related to yield of two crop rices
     
173   (II) Measurees for Raisiong the Yield of Second Crop Rice
173   1. Fertilizer application
174   2. Water management
175   3. Windbreaks
178   4. Varietal selection
179   5. Planting time
182   6. Tilth and fertilization
183   7. Fallow treatment
184   8. Insects and diseases
184   9. Direct sowing
186   10. Ratoon rice
201   VII. ABSTRACT
201   REFERENCES

 


 

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