panicle

Deyeuxia compacta, with a small panicle and unusually broad glumes, represents an extreme form of this variable species.

Lower glume separated by an internode; spikelets not in pairs, evenly spread throughout the panicle.

It is a much more robust plant, tussock forming, taller, and with a distinctive, open panicle of stiffly spreading branches.

This species is recognized by the combination of broad leaf blades with hirsute sheaths and a glandular panicle of small spikelets.

The key point is to break the disadvantageous correlation of filled grains percentage and spikelets per panicle.

the florets on the panicle of proso open from the top down to the bottom.

In this study, among four yield components, the grain number per panicle was the chief factor to affect yield of palingenesis rice.

Flowers bisexual, arranged into a terminal panicle.

Increase in grain yield was attributed mainly to the increase in total number of spikelets, which resulted mainly from a large panicle.

This species can be recognized by its elongate, narrow panicle of small, pointed, long-awned spikelets sunk among copious long hairs.

Plants with a denser and more profuse panicle, which droops at maturity under the weight of the spikelets, are grown as a cereal crop.

Inflorescence a panicle, loosely contracted to dense and spike like, often plumose, branches usually whorled, bearing numerous spikelets.

Leaf blast resistance was also not significantly correlated with panicle blast resistance.

The Semi-erect panicle varieties, ear-bending and ear upright varieties species difference is not significant.

Panicle branches in whorls of up to 8, with branchlets almost to base; lower culm internodes and sheaths villous.

Plant very short, less than 10 cm; panicle similar to capitulum; fruit broadly ovoid, slightly constricted at both sides.

The large vascular bundle number of panicle neck internode was higher in Indica cultivars than in Japonica cultivars.

Plant tufted; leaf blades linear-acicular; panicle purplish, slightly lax, branches slightly spreading.

Inflorescence usually a contracted panicle, enclosed in uppermost leaf sheath or shortly exserted, spikelets few.

Inflorescence a large, corymbose panicle of umbels; petals and stamens 5; ovary 2-carpellate, styles united into a column.

Leaflets leathery, elliptic, secondary and tertiary veins adaxially impressed in dry material; inflorescence a corymbose panicle, glabrous.

Therefore, the milling quality of erect-panicle rice could be improved through selection in rice breeding.

Scape usually relatively tall, to 2 m, with few linear-lanceolate cauline leaves and a terminal panicle.

Inflorescences axillary, simple or branched spikes crowded toward branchlet apex and forming a large, often dense, bracteate panicle.

But in full panicle stage, K uptake of late rice was less than that of early rice, this situation was obviously related to weather.

Panicle is the key organ for yield formation in rice, and panicle type is an important component of plant type.

This is a lowland species with distinctive, smooth, leathery leaf blades and a rather dense panicle of setose, awned spikelets.

Annuals or perennials. Leaf blades flat. Inflorescence a moderately to densely contracted panicle.

Flowering stems branched or simple, tall, stout. Inflorescence terminal, a spike or panicle, mostly very large.

Inflorescence terminal on short shoots, a simple or compound umbel, or a panicle of umbels, solitary or several together.

Spikelets in panicle branches less numerous, usually grayish or pinkish violet tinge; montane plants.

genus of reedlike grasses having spikes crowded in a panicle covered with long silky hairs.

The results suggested that Liaoning Province maybe was the original of accessions with LiaoJing 5 erect panicle gene.

There was also some relation between FSR and the number of panicle perm^2.

Inflorescence terminal, an umbellate or cymose panicle, 3(-7)-flowered, ferruginous puberulous and with glandular trichomes.

Panicle spike like or if primary branches well developed then ascending or appressed and the secondary branches very short.

Inflorescence terminal or rarely axillary, a thyrse or panicle, very rarely flowers solitary.

PLA1 is expressed in developing leaf primordia, bracts of the panicle, and elongating internodes, but not in the shoot apical meristem.

Corollaceous thick, invert, have apparent white nap, many arrange flagging panicle cheek by jowl.

Floral gold green, small, no petals, a slender down to handle, spring with younger leaves open, in open panicle.

Paddy grain length and ratio of length to width could be improved with heavier panicle and more panicles in higher selecting pressure.

This is a ornamental grass with a delicate panicle of many small, rounded spikelets.

Inflorescence terminal, a corymbose cyme or panicle. Flowers bisexual.

Plant perennial; panicle with middle branches bearing both male and female spikelets.

When the optical-electric testing is used to measure panicle concentration in a gas solid two--phase fluid.

Inflorescence a sparse panicle of few to several ascending racemose branches along a central axis.

Lower glume longer than upper glume; panicle open, branches divaricate, bearded in axils.

Branchlets, petioles, and leaf veins crisped pubescent or glabrous; inflorescence a corymbose panicle.

Panicle narrow, dense, almost spike like, branches short, appressed or subject.

The yield of hybrids were due to various 1000-grain weight, productive panicle, seed setting rate and grain number.

Cultivars of japonica rice(Oryza sativa) with small panicle angle have high yield and poor quality.

Panicle spike like with short racemes appressed to the axis; spikelets straight-awned; lower glume distinctly 2-keeled.

Meanwhile photosynthetic rate in flag leaves, grain number per panicle, seed setting rate and 1000-grain weight decreased.

The optimum model for filled grain number per panicle was two major genes model without polygene.

Inflorescence a terminal panicle, erect. Flowers white.

Lowermost internodes of culms thickened, tuber like; panicle broad and open.

The distribution of grain weight on the panicles was consistent in the two panicle types.

Inflorescence a simple panicle, compact or elongate, 1-sided, spikelets few.

Inflorescence terminal, a loose panicle of umbels, many flowered.

Inflorescence terminal, cymose, forming a lax panicle.

Plant height and panicle length were increased under all night light treatment.

Panicle lax to very dense, and spiciform, branches with dense short prickles on angles.

Panicle branches enclosed by uppermost leaf sheath; lemma hairs in lines.

No ordered distribution was observed for protein content in grains within a panicle. 2.

The proportion of the cumulative distribution in the two kinds of peaks was closely related with the degree of Shrunk-grain Panicle.

Panicle to 17 cm in width, branches glandular pilose; leaflets usually shortly acuminate to acuminate at apex.

Perianth purple-red; rachis of panicle densely pubescent.

Inflorescence a lax panicle, branches often simple and racemelike, pedicels short.

In M3 generation 431 mutants including leaf, stalk, panicle and sterility variations were identified and selected repeatedly.

Panicle broad, from tip of rhizome, branched at middle, glabrous.

Parameters index of large panicle type were established preliminarily, and the cultivatable foreground of plant type design was discussed.

Longdao No. 5 belonged to the big erect panicle type variety, and the first panicle branches made a higher contribution for yield.

The characters of vascular bundle in neck panicle and grain filling of intersubspecific heavy panicle hybrid rice (IHPHR) were studied.

Inflorescence a contracted or spike like panicle.

There are significant differences in different directions for erect panicle type, while the curved panicle type is not different.

Inflorescence a panicle or a raceme, usually terminal. Flower bisexual.

The typical characteristics of Hybrid Medium Rice Peiliangyou 3076 were big panicle, more grains and high yield potential.

Inflorescence a panicle or the primary branches reduced to racemes.

This is a robust species with a large, effuse panicle and short-glued spikelets.

Inflorescences terminal, racemose, solitary or grouped into a small panicle, 0. 5-4 cm, 4-15-flowered, glabrous or hairy.

Inflorescences mostly terminal and subterminal, upper leaves reduced to form ascending panicle, 2-8-flowered clusters.

This is a maritime form characterized by its low, branching habit and short, broad, densely bristly panicle.

Panicle axillary, few flowered, 4-18 cm, slender, sparsely or densely pubescent, with ciliate margin.

Panicle branches sparsely to moderately scabrid from the base.

Panicle narrow, 18-25 cm, only once branched, sparse, glabrous or sparsely papilliferous.

female inflorescence a cymose panicle, much branched, to 10 cm.

2 (1) Inflorescence a loose thyrse or panicle, base subtended by a tendril.

Inflorescence a panicle, corymb, or 1-flowered.

12 (11) Panicle pendulous, rachis and branches distinctly zigzag.

3 (2) Inflorescence an open or spike like panicle, exserted from uppermost leaf sheath.

Panicle less than 2 cm in diam. , glabrous; leaf blade abaxially glabrous, lateral veins 6 or 7 pairs.

Inflorescences terminal, a cymose panicle, with 2(or 3) leaflike bracts at base.

Inflorescence a terminal raceme or panicle of showy, 1- or 2-flowered cincinnus.

Pedicel on branches of panicle ca. 5 mm, subequaling bracts, densely woolly.

This technology can make efficient panicle of unit-acreage increased, empty-percent creased.

Inflorescence a panicle; leaf blade with 8-10 lateral veins, prominent only abaxially, blade grayish green adaxially when dry, not shining.

Stem leaves orbicular, small, 5-6 cm in diam. Panicle 3-branched at middle, glabrous or papilliferous above.

Branchlets green; lateral veins of leaf 6 or 7 pairs; cymes arranged in a panicle.

Inflorescences axillary or terminal, panicle of cymes, 5-7 cm. Flower bud obovoid, ca. 6 mm, apex rounded.

2 (1) Panicle narrowly conical, loose, branches spreading; stamen 1.

4 (3) Panicle with viviparous spikelets.

The temperature of leaf, panicle and canopy firstly increases and then decreases at 08: 00~15: 00 during rice heading stage.

Petiole slender, 10-20 mm; leaf blade adaxially pubescent, base not decurrent. Panicle 15-20 cm.

Petiole slender, 10-20 mm, leaf base not decurrent, adaxially pubescent; panicle 15-20 cm.

Petals 1. 5-1. 7 cm; calyx lobes ovate, 0. 7-1 cm; flowers in an open, conical, terminal panicle.

Male flowers densely arranged on a slender spike, then aggregating into a loose axillary panicle, vestigial ovary present;

with the increase of planting density, the effective panicle per panicle of two types of hybrid rice combinations decreased significantly;

Forecasting model on meteorology relating to the early-season rice panicle blast in the north of Fujian and its application

Fuzzy clustering analysis on genetic distance of ear character and discriminatory analysis on panicle form of non-glutinous rice

Relationship between Tillers with or without Panicle and Their Endogenous Hormones in Two Winter Wheat Varieties with Different Spike Type

Characteristics of the vascular bundles in the panicle and their relations to the grain-filling for the different panicle types of rice

The Difference in Starch Accumulation of Grains within a Panicle and its Physiological Mechanisms

The fresh stem weight and panicle length had the higher genetic advance, and obtained the best effects on the direct selection;

Studies on the Characters of Panicle and its Formation Rules from Tillers of Hybrid Rice at Different Transplanting Densities

Changes in Cooking and Nutritional Qualities of Grains at Different Positions Within a Rice Panicle under Different Nitrogen Levels

Meteorological Forecast Model for Early- season Rice Panicle Blast in the Northwest of Fujian Province and Its Application

Effects of the Ratio of Basal-Tillering to Panicle-spikelet Fertilizers on Grain Yield of Two-line Hybrid Rice

Effect of Application Time of Panicle Fertilizer on Accumulation of Endosperm Protein in Rice Kernels

Occurrence and Control of Mixed Diseases of Two-line Hybrid Rice During Panicle Differentiation to Heading Stages

The Differences of Grain Amylose Contents in Different Panicle Parts of Japonica Rice Variety

The Differences of Grain Amylose Contents in Different Panicle Parts of Japonica Rice Variety

Varietal difference in panicle characteristics and their effects to percentage of ripened grains of Japonica rice in Heilongjiang province

Studies on the Photosynthetic Characteristics and Accumulation and Transformation of Assimilation Product in Heavy Panicle Type of Rice

Separated Properties in Chalky Traits of Grains Located at Different Positions within a Panicle for Japonica Hybrid Rice

Differences of Panicle Trait Index Among Varieties and Its Relationship with Yield and Quality of Rice in Liaoning

Panicle lax, ovate in outline, up to 20 cm, base often enclosed in terminal leaf sheath;

Preliminary Study on the Relationship Between Polyamine and Ethylene During Panicle Development in Cytoplasmic Male-Sterile Rice

Theoretical Analysis and Simulated Determination on the Relationship between Rice Erect Panicle Type and Lodging Resistance

The Physiological and Biochemical Differences of Grain Quality Formation in Japonica Cultivars with Different Panicle Types

Effects of High Temperature Stress on Activated Oxygen Metabolism of the Leaves of the Heavy Panicle Type of Medium India Hybrid Rice

Effects of the Ratio of Tiller to Panicle Nitrogen Fertilizer on Rice Yield and Quality and Nitrogen Utilization Efficiency

Studies on the Tillering Dynamics, Panicle Formation and Composition of Panicles of Hybrid Rice under Sparse Transplanting Density

Difference in Chalky Characters of the Grains at Different Positions within a Rice Panicle

Effects of Chemical Regulation on Grain Relative Plumpness and Its Relationship with Yield and Grain Quality of Large Panicle Japonica Rice

Analysis of the Reason of "Panicle - raising" and its Countermeasure

Effects of Germination of Panicle on Food Production and its Control Countermeasures in Early Rice

Studies on the Photosynthetic Characteristics of the Flag Leaf of Different Panicle Weight Types of Rice

Effect of applying fertilizer at young panicle differentiation period on rice cultivated by seedling-broadcast with no-tillage

Variations of Appearance Quality of Rice from the Different Panicle Weight Types in Different Climatic Ecological Zones of Sichuan Basin

Inflorescences terminal, rarely axillary, a panicle of spikes, rarely reduced to a single spike;

Correlative Analysis between the Major Characters of Sorghum Panicle and Yield

Studies on Morphological Characters of the Super Rice Varieties with Different Plant and Panicle Types

Major Characteristics and Technical Points in Super-High-Yield Cultivation of Heavy-panicle Hybrid Rice Combinations

Relationships Between Physiological Characters and Yields of Rice Varieties with Different Type of Panicle

Research Advances on Breeding and Agronomic Characteristics of Erect Panicle Japonica Varieties

Distribution of Rice Grain on Panicle Axis and Its Relationship with Seed Setting in Liaoning

Relationship Between Specific Leaf Weight and Photosynthetic Rate at Panicle Initiation Stage in Super Hybrid Rice

Effects of Covering Panicle on Yield, Biomass Accumulation and Its Partition in Rice

Inheritance of erect panicle type and its effect on the agronomic characteristics of indica rice

The Influence on the Amount of Dry Matter Production of Various Panicle Types in Different Nitrogen Conditions

Effects of Treatments of Source and Sink on Seed-setting Rate of Varieties with Different Panicle Type

Inflorescence terminal, a large plumose panicle with elongate central axis, its branches bearing numerous hairy racemes;

Preliminary studies on single-season cultural techniques of curved-panicle late-japonica-glutinous rice

Inflorescences in pairs, of mixed sexes; male inflorescence a cymose panicle or few branched, interrupted spike;

The Effects of Different Levels of Nitrogen Condition on Production Characteristics In the Different Panicle Rice

Physiological Difference of Rice Varieties with Different Panicle Types During Grain Filling

Lengthy Panicle Superiority and Physiological Mechanism in No-tillage and Cast Transplanting Rice

Effect of Grain Position in a Panicle and Varieties on As, Cd, Cr, Ni, Pb Contents in Grains of Late japonica Rice

Correlation of Rooting Traits in Seedling Stage to Activity of Root System in Late Growth Stage and Panicle Traits in Hybrid Rice

The Haulm and Tiller Emergence Effect about Distribution Model to Different Panicle Type Rice Population

Effects of planting space on percentages of productive tiller and panicle characteristics in system of rice intensification

Regression Model of Characteristics of Effective Panicle Formation of Tiller, Yield Traits and Yield in Rice

Genetic analysis of the number of spikelet per panicle and culm traits in three-lineindica hybrid rice

male inflorescence a cymose panicle, often longer than subtending leaf, pedunculate;

Simulate Study about Rice Panicle Type that Effect Rice Population Ecological Environment and Yield

Study of Period on Applying Fertilizer for Panicle in Cold Region

Variations in the Milling Quality of Grains at Different Positions Within a Rice Panicle

orchid with red - tinged linear leaves and panicle of purple - marked pale - yellow flowers with deep red or purple lip ;

Study on the Panicle Characters of Several Large Panicle Hybrid Rice Combinations and Their Effects on Yield

Genetic Variance of Chalkiness of Different Grain Positions in a Panicle

Study on Rice Varieties with Different Panicle Type High-yield Experiment in Cultivation Technique

The Comparison and Nitrogen Nutrition Regulations of Bleeding in Neck-Panicle Node and Basal Internode of Rice

A Preliminary Study on Yield and Quality of Rice and Their Relationship with Panicle Characters in Northeast Region of China

Influence of Different Planting Measures on the Yield and Characters of Japonica Rice with Erect Panicle Type

Effect of different N-level on canopy photosynthetic characteristics of rice varieties with erect panicle type

Effect of Field Arrangement on Physiological Characteristics of Different Panicle Type Rice

The Comparison and Research of the Bleeding Strength in the Paddy Rice of Different Panicle-Type

A Preliminary Study on Morphologic Breeding of Northern Large-Panicle Type Super Japonica Hybrid Rice

Analysis of yield elements for the super rice varieties with different plant and panicle types

Study on Fruit-setting Rate of Different Positions within Loquat Panicle

The Effect on Rice Population with Some Properties Dynamic Diversification by Distribution Patterns and Different Panicle Types

Studies on Seed-setting Rate of Large-panicle Late hybrid Rice in Different seasons

Primary Analysis of Relationship Between Rice Panicle Type and Lodging Resistance

Quantitative Analysis and Primary Simulation on Rice Panicle Structure

Comparison on Main Agronomical and Quality Characters between Japonica Cultivars with Different Panicle Types in Jiang-Huai Area

The relations between panicle characters of intersubspecific heavy panicle hybrid rice and vascular bundles in neck-panicle

Inflorescence arising from rhizomes, a densely flowered spike or spike like raceme or panicle;

Characteristics of grain filling and coordination of source-sink for heavy panicle hybrid rice

Analysis on Seed Setting Rate and Relationship between Source and Sink of Erect Panicle Rice Cultivars

Affection on Grain Filling of Rice Varieties of Different Panicle Types by Cutting Leaves and Panicles

Traits performance of different panicle types of northern japonica rice in Hainan

Analysis of Main Quality Characters and Agronomical Characters of Erect-panicle Japonica Varieties in Jiangsu Province

Effects on the Different Model of Panicle Yields and Yield Components of Distribution Pattern of Rice

Comparative Study on Yield and Quality in Japonica Varieties with Different Panicle Types

Improvement in Chalkiness Characters of the Compact Panicle Type of Rice

The Effects of Different Level of Nitrogen on Physiological Characteristics of Different Panicle Rice Varieties

The flower is small, miscellaneous sex, the platoon becomes acrogenous panicle;

The Application of the Method of Grey Relation Analysis in Multi-panicle Wheat Breeding

Effect of Different Panicle Types, Row Directions on Light Distribution in Rice Populations

Inflorescence profusely dichotomously branched forming a large panicle, branches spreading and rigid;

Heterosis of Panicle Traits of Several Japonica Rices and Inheritance Analysis

compact panicle with short, broad branches of densely packed, large spikelets;

Study on Rice Panicle Traits and Seed Setting Characteristics at Different Yield Levels

Research on the Differentiation of the Panicle of Early-maturity Maize

Inflorescence usually a terminal raceme or panicle, less often an umbel or solitary flower;

Yield Components and Grain-Filling Characters of Northern Large-Panicle Type Super Japonica Hybrid Rice Liaoyou3072

Effect of late-sowing and late-transplanting on yield and panicle traits of super japonica rice in northern China

Preliminary studies on the cause of "shrunk-grain panicle" in rice

Cultivated Density and Pattern for Super-high Yield of Hybrid Rice with Big Panicle in More Cloudy Day Area

Study on genetic activities of panicle characters of cross generation in cold region

The flower is small, bisexual, compositive armpit is born or acrogenous cyme or panicle;

Analysis of Evolution on the Panicle Characteristics of Rice Varieties

Discussion on main characters and breeding techniques of erect panicle rice

Relationships between Panicle Traits and Yield Components in Rice

Inflorescence terminal or axillary, capitate, ca. 1 cm in diam. , several capitula aggregated and panicle-like;

Comparative Research on the Correlation Trait of Rice Plant Type with Erect Panicle

Effects of Genotype and Seeding-Date on Formation of Branches and Spikelets in Rice Panicle

A study on relationship between component factors of panicle weight and root traits of rice

Inflorescence a panicle, often large and plumose, of racemes arranged on a long or short axis;

Effect of Panicle Distribution Mode on Different Panicle Type Rice Population

Panicle leaf-opposed, loose, basal branches well developed;

Effects of Fertilization Level on Panicle Temperature at Heading Stage of Rice

The Effect of Scattered - Transplanting Leaf- age for Tilling Characters and Panicle Quality of Hybrid Rice

Effect of application stage of panicle fertilizer on rice grain yield and the utilization of nitrogen

Technical Measures for Panicle-clipped Ratoon of Flooded Medium Rice

Panicle lax, lanceolate-oblong in outline, ca. 15 cm, much branched with many spikelets, silvery brown or purplish;

Breeding and preliminary evaluation of hybrid restorer-line germplasm of heavy panicle Jinhui 2101

Inflorescence a panicle of umbels, terminal and axillary;

male inflorescence a cymose panicle, often longer than leaves;

Analysis on Evolution for the Erect Panicle Type Varieties of Rice

Inflorescence a terminal or pseudo-lateral raceme or panicle of umbels;

QTL Analysis of Rice Peduncle Vascular Bundle System and Panicle Traits

Effects of Soil Water Potential on Panicle Characters and Yield of Rice in Cold Region

Analysis of panicle uniformity and yield of rice hybrid in planting density

Inflorescences terminal and axillary, simple, narrowly cylindric spikes 4-10 cm, sometimes grouped at branchlet apex and forming a panicle;

Leaf sheaths dense at culm base, terminal sheath reaching panicle;

A Study on Broadcast Rice Seedling Technique of Hybrid Rice with Heavy-panicle

Inflorescences terminal and axillary, simple, narrowly cylindric spikes 3-9 cm, sometimes grouped at branchlet apex and forming a panicle;

Effect of Sunlight Environment of Row Direction in RicePopulations with Different Panicle Types

Inflorescence an open panicle, terminal to leafy branch;

Influence of hormones on panicle growth of 'Red Globe' grapevines

Research Progress and Applied Prospects on Panicle Type Rice

Inflorescence terminal, erect, a panicle of heads;

Study on the Character of Rice Tillering and Panicle Formation under SRI

Effects of Panicle Type and Row Spacing on Light Distribution of Rice Canopy

panicle with scattered spikelets;

The Effect of Different Cultural Factors on the Panicle-to-Grain Structure and Yield in Fine Quality Rice

Studies on the Characteristics of Rice Plant with Heavy Panicle

Studies on the Grain-filling Properties of Compact Panicle Type of Rice

Effect of Seedling Quantity and Row Spacing on the Tillers and Panicle Weight of Rice