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Rice Science ›› 2015, Vol. 22 ›› Issue (4): 189-196.DOI: 10.1016/S1672-6308(14)60297-3

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Fig. 1. Weather data at the experimental station during the crop growing period. T, Temperature (°C); RH, Relative humidity (%); RF, Rainfall (mm); PE, Pan evaporation (mm).

Fig. 1. Weather data at the experimental station during the crop growing period. T, Temperature (°C); RH, Relative humidity (%); RF, Rainfall (mm); PE, Pan evaporation (mm).

Table 1 Crop stand of direct seeded rice affected by seed priming.
Seed priming treatment E0 (d) E50 (d) EI FE MET (d)
Hydro-priming 4.67 ab 4.30 b 161.46 b 205.00 d 10.84 a
Osmo-priming (KCl) 4.50 b 4.11 b 155.47 c 216.83 c 11.09 a
Osmo-priming (CaCl2) 5.00 a 5.55 a 156.04 c 228.33 b 11.44 a
Osmo-priming (MLE) 4.33 b 2.86 c 215.47 a 314.00 a 9.42 b
LSD 0.47 0.45 2.75 2.83 0.70
Values followed by different letters in a column are significantly different at the 0.05 level.
E0, Time to start emergence; E50, Time to 50% emergence; EI, Emergence index; FE, Final emergence, and FE is presented by number of seedlings per unit area; MET, Mean emergence time; LSD, Least significant difference.

Table 1 Crop stand of direct seeded rice affected by seed priming.

Seed priming treatment E0 (d) E50 (d) EI FE MET (d)
Hydro-priming 4.67 ab 4.30 b 161.46 b 205.00 d 10.84 a
Osmo-priming (KCl) 4.50 b 4.11 b 155.47 c 216.83 c 11.09 a
Osmo-priming (CaCl2) 5.00 a 5.55 a 156.04 c 228.33 b 11.44 a
Osmo-priming (MLE) 4.33 b 2.86 c 215.47 a 314.00 a 9.42 b
LSD 0.47 0.45 2.75 2.83 0.70
Values followed by different letters in a column are significantly different at the 0.05 level.
E0, Time to start emergence; E50, Time to 50% emergence; EI, Emergence index; FE, Final emergence, and FE is presented by number of seedlings per unit area; MET, Mean emergence time; LSD, Least significant difference.
Table 2 Yield components and grain yield of direct seeded rice affected by irrigation regime and seed priming.
Seed priming treatment Plant height
(cm)
No. of productive tillers per m2 No. of grains per panicle Panicle length (cm) Grain yield
(t/hm2)
Biological yield
(t/hm2)
Harvest index
FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD
Hydro-priming 75.0 b 71.0 d 337.0 d 335.0 d 62.0 d 74.0 ab 21.0 c 22.0 ab 2.08 d 2.15 cd 11.95 c 10.84 d 0.17 c 0.19 a
Osmo-priming (KCl) 79.0 a 70.0 d 343.0 c 336.0 d 75.0 a 74.0 ab 23.0 a 22.0 ab 2.45 b 2.18 cd 12.20 c 10.43 d 0.20 a 0.21 a
Osmo-priming (CaCl2) 61.0 e 70.0 d 301.0 f 358.0 b 66.0 c 74.0 ab 21.0 b 22.0 ab 2.24 c 2.59 a 13.28 b 12.88 b 0.17 c 0.20 a
Osmo-priming (MLE) 72.0 c 70.0 d 311.0 e 369.0 a 74.0 ab 74.0 ab 23.0 a 22.0 ab 2.47 b 2.61 a 12.30 c 14.07 a 0.20 a 0.18 b
LSD interaction 1.37 3.18 0.92 0.75 0.10 0.45 0.01
Values followed by different letters in a column are significantly different at the 0.05 level.
FC, Field capacity of direct seeded rice; AWD, Alternate wetting and drying of direct seeded rice; MLE, Moringa leaf extract; LSD, Least significant difference.

Table 2 Yield components and grain yield of direct seeded rice affected by irrigation regime and seed priming.

Seed priming treatment Plant height
(cm)
No. of productive tillers per m2 No. of grains per panicle Panicle length (cm) Grain yield
(t/hm2)
Biological yield
(t/hm2)
Harvest index
FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD
Hydro-priming 75.0 b 71.0 d 337.0 d 335.0 d 62.0 d 74.0 ab 21.0 c 22.0 ab 2.08 d 2.15 cd 11.95 c 10.84 d 0.17 c 0.19 a
Osmo-priming (KCl) 79.0 a 70.0 d 343.0 c 336.0 d 75.0 a 74.0 ab 23.0 a 22.0 ab 2.45 b 2.18 cd 12.20 c 10.43 d 0.20 a 0.21 a
Osmo-priming (CaCl2) 61.0 e 70.0 d 301.0 f 358.0 b 66.0 c 74.0 ab 21.0 b 22.0 ab 2.24 c 2.59 a 13.28 b 12.88 b 0.17 c 0.20 a
Osmo-priming (MLE) 72.0 c 70.0 d 311.0 e 369.0 a 74.0 ab 74.0 ab 23.0 a 22.0 ab 2.47 b 2.61 a 12.30 c 14.07 a 0.20 a 0.18 b
LSD interaction 1.37 3.18 0.92 0.75 0.10 0.45 0.01
Values followed by different letters in a column are significantly different at the 0.05 level.
FC, Field capacity of direct seeded rice; AWD, Alternate wetting and drying of direct seeded rice; MLE, Moringa leaf extract; LSD, Least significant difference.
Table 3 Grain quality and water productivity of direct seeded rice affected by irrigation regime and seed priming.
Seed priming treatment Normal grain
(%)
Abortive grain
(%)
Opaque grain
(%)
Chalky grain
(%)
Grain length
(cm)
Grain width
(cm)
Water productivity
(kg/m3)
FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD
Hydro-priming 49.00 bcd 39.00 e 12.00 ab 14.00 ab 7.00 9.00 32.00 ab 38.00 a 11.43 ab 11.54 ab 2.12 abc 2.24 a 0.14 c 0.15 c
Osmo-priming
(KCl)
47.00 cd 49.00 bcd 16.00 a 15.00 a 7.00 9.00 30.00 ab 27.00 b 10.46 b 11.67 a 2.19 ab 1.92 c 0.16 ab 0.14 c
Osmo-priming (CaCl2) 57.00 a 53.00 ab 6.00 b 11.00 ab 8.00 9.00 29.00 ab 27.00 b 11.05 ab 10.94 ab 2.20 ab 2.22 ab 0.15 bc 0.17 a
Osmo-priming (MLE) 45.00 d 51.00 bc 17.00 a 12.00 ab 10.00 9.00 28.00 ab 28.00 b 11.02 ab 11.09 ab 1.97 bc 1.89 c 0.17 a 0.17 a
LSD interaction 5.83 6.41 ns 9.01 1.28 0.24 0.02
Values followed by different letters in a column are significantly different at the 0.05 level.
FC, Field capacity of direct seeded rice; AWD, Alternate wetting and drying of direct seeded rice; MLE, Moringa leaf extract; LSD, Least significant difference; ns, Not significant.

Table 3 Grain quality and water productivity of direct seeded rice affected by irrigation regime and seed priming.

Seed priming treatment Normal grain
(%)
Abortive grain
(%)
Opaque grain
(%)
Chalky grain
(%)
Grain length
(cm)
Grain width
(cm)
Water productivity
(kg/m3)
FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD
Hydro-priming 49.00 bcd 39.00 e 12.00 ab 14.00 ab 7.00 9.00 32.00 ab 38.00 a 11.43 ab 11.54 ab 2.12 abc 2.24 a 0.14 c 0.15 c
Osmo-priming
(KCl)
47.00 cd 49.00 bcd 16.00 a 15.00 a 7.00 9.00 30.00 ab 27.00 b 10.46 b 11.67 a 2.19 ab 1.92 c 0.16 ab 0.14 c
Osmo-priming (CaCl2) 57.00 a 53.00 ab 6.00 b 11.00 ab 8.00 9.00 29.00 ab 27.00 b 11.05 ab 10.94 ab 2.20 ab 2.22 ab 0.15 bc 0.17 a
Osmo-priming (MLE) 45.00 d 51.00 bc 17.00 a 12.00 ab 10.00 9.00 28.00 ab 28.00 b 11.02 ab 11.09 ab 1.97 bc 1.89 c 0.17 a 0.17 a
LSD interaction 5.83 6.41 ns 9.01 1.28 0.24 0.02
Values followed by different letters in a column are significantly different at the 0.05 level.
FC, Field capacity of direct seeded rice; AWD, Alternate wetting and drying of direct seeded rice; MLE, Moringa leaf extract; LSD, Least significant difference; ns, Not significant.
Table 4 Benefit cost ratio of direct seeded rice affected by irrigation regime and seed priming.
Seed priming
treatment
Total expenditure
(PKR/hm2)
Gross income
(PKR/hm2)
Net income
(PKR/hm2)
Benefit cost ratio
FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD
Hydro-priming 83 555 80 955 71 275 73 538 -12 279 -7 417 0.85 0.91
Osmo-priming (KCl) 89 742 87 142 83 785 74 513 -5 957 -12 629 0.93 0.86
Osmo-priming (CaCl2) 89 742 87 142 76 795 88 571 -12 947 1 429 0.86 1.02
Osmo-priming (MLE) 83 743 81 143 84 469 89 353 726 8 210 1.01 1.10
FC, Field capacity of direct seeded rice; AWD, Alternate wetting and drying of direct seeded rice; MLE, Moringa leaf extract; PKR, Pakistani rupee.

Table 4 Benefit cost ratio of direct seeded rice affected by irrigation regime and seed priming.

Seed priming
treatment
Total expenditure
(PKR/hm2)
Gross income
(PKR/hm2)
Net income
(PKR/hm2)
Benefit cost ratio
FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD FC AWD
Hydro-priming 83 555 80 955 71 275 73 538 -12 279 -7 417 0.85 0.91
Osmo-priming (KCl) 89 742 87 142 83 785 74 513 -5 957 -12 629 0.93 0.86
Osmo-priming (CaCl2) 89 742 87 142 76 795 88 571 -12 947 1 429 0.86 1.02
Osmo-priming (MLE) 83 743 81 143 84 469 89 353 726 8 210 1.01 1.10
FC, Field capacity of direct seeded rice; AWD, Alternate wetting and drying of direct seeded rice; MLE, Moringa leaf extract; PKR, Pakistani rupee.
Fig. 2. Tillering emergence rate in direct seeded rice (DSR) affected by seed priming when irrigated at field capacity (A) and alternate wetting and drying (B).

Fig. 2. Tillering emergence rate in direct seeded rice (DSR) affected by seed priming when irrigated at field capacity (A) and alternate wetting and drying (B).

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