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Rice Science ›› 2024, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (1): 118-128.DOI: 10.1016/j.rsci.2023.06.006

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Table 1. Growth duration and grain yield of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.
Year Treatment Growth duration (d) Overall growth
duration (d)
Grain yield
(t/hm2)
From sowing to jointing From jointing to heading From heading to maturity
2020 NS CC 59 32 59 150 11.5 a
DJ 59 34 56 149 10.1 b
DH 59 32 55 146 9.7 c
HS CC 60 33 55 148 9.4 c
DJ 60 35 52 147 7.6 d
DH 60 33 52 145 7.0 e
2021 NS CC 58 31 59 148 11.4 a
DJ 58 33 56 147 10.0 b
DH 58 31 55 144 9.5 c
HS CC 59 32 55 146 9.2 c
DJ 59 34 53 146 7.6 d
DH 59 32 52 143 7.0 e
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None
Salinity **
Drought **
Year × Salinity None
Year × Drought None
Salinity × Drought **
Year × Salinity × Drought None

Table 1. Growth duration and grain yield of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.

Year Treatment Growth duration (d) Overall growth
duration (d)
Grain yield
(t/hm2)
From sowing to jointing From jointing to heading From heading to maturity
2020 NS CC 59 32 59 150 11.5 a
DJ 59 34 56 149 10.1 b
DH 59 32 55 146 9.7 c
HS CC 60 33 55 148 9.4 c
DJ 60 35 52 147 7.6 d
DH 60 33 52 145 7.0 e
2021 NS CC 58 31 59 148 11.4 a
DJ 58 33 56 147 10.0 b
DH 58 31 55 144 9.5 c
HS CC 59 32 55 146 9.2 c
DJ 59 34 53 146 7.6 d
DH 59 32 52 143 7.0 e
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None
Salinity **
Drought **
Year × Salinity None
Year × Drought None
Salinity × Drought **
Year × Salinity × Drought None
Table 2. Grain yield components of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.
Year Treatment No. of panicles per m2 No. of spikelets per panicle No. of spikelets per m2 (×103) Filled-
grain rate (%)
Grain weight (mg)
2020 NS CC 308 a 156 a 48.0 a 90.7 a 27.2 a
DJ 299 ab 142 b 42.5 c 88.9 ab 26.9 a
DH 303 a 151 a 45.8 b 83.7 c 25.9 bc
HS CC 283 c 141 b 39.9 d 86.2 b 26.2 b
DJ 276 c 121 c 33.4 f 85.1 bc 25.9 bc
DH 288 bc 135 bc 38.9 e 78.8 d 24.2 c
2021 NS CC 302 a 158 a 47.7 a 89.4 a 27.6 a
DJ 291 ab 142 b 41.3 b 88.3 a 27.1 b
DH 299 a 153 ab 45.7 ab 83.1 c 25.8 c
HS CC 284 b 144 b 40.9 b 86.1 b 26.0 c
DJ 267 c 125 c 33.4 d 85.4 b 25.7 c
DH 278 bc 137 bc 38.1 c 78.2 d 24.3 d
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None None None None None
Salinity ** ** ** ** **
Drought * * * ** **
Year × Salinity None None None None None
Year × Drought None None None None None
Salinity × Drought * None * * **
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None None None

Table 2. Grain yield components of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.

Year Treatment No. of panicles per m2 No. of spikelets per panicle No. of spikelets per m2 (×103) Filled-
grain rate (%)
Grain weight (mg)
2020 NS CC 308 a 156 a 48.0 a 90.7 a 27.2 a
DJ 299 ab 142 b 42.5 c 88.9 ab 26.9 a
DH 303 a 151 a 45.8 b 83.7 c 25.9 bc
HS CC 283 c 141 b 39.9 d 86.2 b 26.2 b
DJ 276 c 121 c 33.4 f 85.1 bc 25.9 bc
DH 288 bc 135 bc 38.9 e 78.8 d 24.2 c
2021 NS CC 302 a 158 a 47.7 a 89.4 a 27.6 a
DJ 291 ab 142 b 41.3 b 88.3 a 27.1 b
DH 299 a 153 ab 45.7 ab 83.1 c 25.8 c
HS CC 284 b 144 b 40.9 b 86.1 b 26.0 c
DJ 267 c 125 c 33.4 d 85.4 b 25.7 c
DH 278 bc 137 bc 38.1 c 78.2 d 24.3 d
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None None None None None
Salinity ** ** ** ** **
Drought * * * ** **
Year × Salinity None None None None None
Year × Drought None None None None None
Salinity × Drought * None * * **
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None None None
Table 3. Shoot biomass accumulation and harvest index of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.
Year Treatment Shoot biomass weight (SBW) (t/hm2) SBW from heading to maturity (t/hm2) Increased rate of SBW from heading to maturity [t/(hm2·d)] Harvest index
Jointing Heading Maturity
2020 NS CC 5.7 a 12.1 a 20.0 a 7.9 a 0.134 a 0.495 d
DJ 5.6 a 10.7 b 17.2 b 6.5 b 0.116 b 0.505 c
DH 5.7 a 12.0 a 16.2 c 4.2 d 0.076 d 0.516 bc
HS CC 3.9 b 9.9 c 15.9 c 6.0 c 0.109 c 0.508 c
DJ 3.8 b 8.7 d 12.5 d 3.8 e 0.073 d 0.523 b
DH 3.8 b 9.7 c 11.3 e 1.6 f 0.030 e 0.534 a
2021 NS CC 5.8 a 12.0 a 19.8 a 7.8 a 0.133 a 0.494 e
DJ 5.9 a 10.9 b 16.9 b 6.0 b 0.108 b 0.508 d
DH 5.8 a 12.1 a 15.7 c 3.6 d 0.066 c 0.520 bc
HS CC 3.7 b 9.7 c 15.5 c 5.8 c 0.105 b 0.512 cd
DJ 3.6 b 8.9 d 12.4 d 3.5 d 0.066 c 0.527 b
DH 3.7 b 9.6 c 11.2 e 1.6 e 0.030 d 0.539 a
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None None None * * None
Salinity ** ** ** ** ** **
Drought None ** ** ** ** *
Year × Salinity * None None None None None
Year × Drought None None None None None None
Salinity × Drought None * ** ** ** **
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None ** None None

Table 3. Shoot biomass accumulation and harvest index of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.

Year Treatment Shoot biomass weight (SBW) (t/hm2) SBW from heading to maturity (t/hm2) Increased rate of SBW from heading to maturity [t/(hm2·d)] Harvest index
Jointing Heading Maturity
2020 NS CC 5.7 a 12.1 a 20.0 a 7.9 a 0.134 a 0.495 d
DJ 5.6 a 10.7 b 17.2 b 6.5 b 0.116 b 0.505 c
DH 5.7 a 12.0 a 16.2 c 4.2 d 0.076 d 0.516 bc
HS CC 3.9 b 9.9 c 15.9 c 6.0 c 0.109 c 0.508 c
DJ 3.8 b 8.7 d 12.5 d 3.8 e 0.073 d 0.523 b
DH 3.8 b 9.7 c 11.3 e 1.6 f 0.030 e 0.534 a
2021 NS CC 5.8 a 12.0 a 19.8 a 7.8 a 0.133 a 0.494 e
DJ 5.9 a 10.9 b 16.9 b 6.0 b 0.108 b 0.508 d
DH 5.8 a 12.1 a 15.7 c 3.6 d 0.066 c 0.520 bc
HS CC 3.7 b 9.7 c 15.5 c 5.8 c 0.105 b 0.512 cd
DJ 3.6 b 8.9 d 12.4 d 3.5 d 0.066 c 0.527 b
DH 3.7 b 9.6 c 11.2 e 1.6 e 0.030 d 0.539 a
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None None None * * None
Salinity ** ** ** ** ** **
Drought None ** ** ** ** *
Year × Salinity * None None None None None
Year × Drought None None None None None None
Salinity × Drought None * ** ** ** **
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None ** None None
Table 4. Nonstructural carbohydrate (NSC) content in stem at heading and maturity and NSC remobilization reserve of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.
Year Treatment NSC content in stem (g/m2) NSC remobilization reserve (%)
Heading Maturity
2020 NS CC 341 a 178 a 47.8 d
DJ 317 b 159 b 49.8 c
DH 339 a 153 bc 54.9 a
HS CC 299 c 145 c 51.5 b
DJ 275 d 136 d 50.5 b
DH 302 bc 132 d 56.3 a
2021 NS CC 333 a 173 a 48.0 d
DJ 309 b 156 b 49.5 cd
DH 326 a 149 bc 54.3 b
HS CC 289 c 143 c 50.5 c
DJ 266 d 128 d 51.9 c
DH 282 c 122 d 56.7 a
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year * * None
Salinity ** ** **
Drought ** ** **
Year × Salinity None None None
Year × Drought None None None
Salinity × Drought None None **
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None

Table 4. Nonstructural carbohydrate (NSC) content in stem at heading and maturity and NSC remobilization reserve of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.

Year Treatment NSC content in stem (g/m2) NSC remobilization reserve (%)
Heading Maturity
2020 NS CC 341 a 178 a 47.8 d
DJ 317 b 159 b 49.8 c
DH 339 a 153 bc 54.9 a
HS CC 299 c 145 c 51.5 b
DJ 275 d 136 d 50.5 b
DH 302 bc 132 d 56.3 a
2021 NS CC 333 a 173 a 48.0 d
DJ 309 b 156 b 49.5 cd
DH 326 a 149 bc 54.3 b
HS CC 289 c 143 c 50.5 c
DJ 266 d 128 d 51.9 c
DH 282 c 122 d 56.7 a
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year * * None
Salinity ** ** **
Drought ** ** **
Year × Salinity None None None
Year × Drought None None None
Salinity × Drought None None **
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None
Table 5. Leaf area index (LAI) and SPAD values at main rice growth stages and its reduction rate after heading under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.
Year Treatment LAI (m2/m2) Reduction rate of LAI from heading to maturity [m2/(m2·d)] SPAD value Reduction rate of SPAD value from heading to maturity
Jointing Heading Maturity Heading Mid-grain-filling Maturity
2020 NS CC 3.6 a 8.3 a 3.2 a 0.086 b 48.4 ab 35.4 a 20.5 a 0.473 c
DJ 3.7 a 7.7 b 2.6 b 0.091 b 43.2 c 30.6 c 15.9 b 0.488 c
DH 3.6 a 8.4 a 2.2 c 0.113 a 47.3 b 31.3 c 12.6 c 0.631 b
HS CC 2.4 b 5.6 c 2.6 b 0.055 d 49.2 a 33.2 b 16.4 b 0.596 b
DJ 2.3 b 5.0 d 1.9 c 0.060 d 43.4 c 28.8 d 11.7 c 0.610 b
DH 2.3 b 5.5 c 1.5 d 0.077 c 47.8 b 27.9 d 8.9 d 0.748 a
2021 NS CC 3.7 a 8.4 a 3.1 a 0.090 b 48.0 a 34.9 a 20.4 a 0.468 d
DJ 3.7 a 7.7 b 2.4 b 0.095 b 44.0 b 30.2 c 15.6 b 0.506 c
DH 3.6 a 8.3 a 2.1 bc 0.113 a 46.9 ab 30.9 c 12.2 c 0.630 b
HS CC 2.3 b 5.5 c 2.6 b 0.053 d 48.2 a 33.1 b 15.9 b 0.587 bc
DJ 2.4 b 4.8 d 1.8 c 0.057 d 44.4 b 28.8 d 11.6 c 0.619 b
DH 2.2 b 5.6 c 1.5 d 0.079 c 47.3 ab 28.0 d 8.8 d 0.740 a
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None None None None None None None None
Salinity ** ** ** ** * ** ** **
Drought None ** ** ** ** ** ** *
Year × Salinity None None None None None None None None
Year × Drought None None None None None None None None
Salinity × Drought None None * ** None * ** **
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None None None None None None

Table 5. Leaf area index (LAI) and SPAD values at main rice growth stages and its reduction rate after heading under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.

Year Treatment LAI (m2/m2) Reduction rate of LAI from heading to maturity [m2/(m2·d)] SPAD value Reduction rate of SPAD value from heading to maturity
Jointing Heading Maturity Heading Mid-grain-filling Maturity
2020 NS CC 3.6 a 8.3 a 3.2 a 0.086 b 48.4 ab 35.4 a 20.5 a 0.473 c
DJ 3.7 a 7.7 b 2.6 b 0.091 b 43.2 c 30.6 c 15.9 b 0.488 c
DH 3.6 a 8.4 a 2.2 c 0.113 a 47.3 b 31.3 c 12.6 c 0.631 b
HS CC 2.4 b 5.6 c 2.6 b 0.055 d 49.2 a 33.2 b 16.4 b 0.596 b
DJ 2.3 b 5.0 d 1.9 c 0.060 d 43.4 c 28.8 d 11.7 c 0.610 b
DH 2.3 b 5.5 c 1.5 d 0.077 c 47.8 b 27.9 d 8.9 d 0.748 a
2021 NS CC 3.7 a 8.4 a 3.1 a 0.090 b 48.0 a 34.9 a 20.4 a 0.468 d
DJ 3.7 a 7.7 b 2.4 b 0.095 b 44.0 b 30.2 c 15.6 b 0.506 c
DH 3.6 a 8.3 a 2.1 bc 0.113 a 46.9 ab 30.9 c 12.2 c 0.630 b
HS CC 2.3 b 5.5 c 2.6 b 0.053 d 48.2 a 33.1 b 15.9 b 0.587 bc
DJ 2.4 b 4.8 d 1.8 c 0.057 d 44.4 b 28.8 d 11.6 c 0.619 b
DH 2.2 b 5.6 c 1.5 d 0.079 c 47.3 ab 28.0 d 8.8 d 0.740 a
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None None None None None None None None
Salinity ** ** ** ** * ** ** **
Drought None ** ** ** ** ** ** *
Year × Salinity None None None None None None None None
Year × Drought None None None None None None None None
Salinity × Drought None None * ** None * ** **
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None None None None None None
Table 6. Photosynthetic characteristics of flag leaves at mid- grain-filling period of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.
Year Treatment Pn
[µmol/(m2·s)]
Tr
[µmol/(m2·s)]
Gs
[µmol/(m2·s)]
Ci
(µmol/mol)
2020 NS CC 19.7 a 8.8 a 326 a 187 d
DJ 16.0 b 7.0 b 306 b 206 d
DH 16.3 b 5.1 c 289 c 245 c
HS CC 16.9 b 6.9 b 286 c 253 bc
DJ 14.3 c 4.9 c 263 d 264 b
DH 13.9 c 4.3 d 226 e 283 a
2021 NS CC 19.8 a 8.6 a 335 a 193 e
DJ 16.8 b 7.0 b 312 b 217 d
DH 17.1 b 6.2 bc 283 c 246 bc
HS CC 17.3 b 6.4 bc 288 c 240 c
DJ 14.8 c 5.3 c 259 d 253 b
DH 14.5 c 4.3 d 218 e 274 a
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None None None None
Salinity ** ** ** **
Drought ** ** ** **
Year × Salinity None None None None
Year × Drought None None None None
Salinity × Drought ** * * None
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None None

Table 6. Photosynthetic characteristics of flag leaves at mid- grain-filling period of rice under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021.

Year Treatment Pn
[µmol/(m2·s)]
Tr
[µmol/(m2·s)]
Gs
[µmol/(m2·s)]
Ci
(µmol/mol)
2020 NS CC 19.7 a 8.8 a 326 a 187 d
DJ 16.0 b 7.0 b 306 b 206 d
DH 16.3 b 5.1 c 289 c 245 c
HS CC 16.9 b 6.9 b 286 c 253 bc
DJ 14.3 c 4.9 c 263 d 264 b
DH 13.9 c 4.3 d 226 e 283 a
2021 NS CC 19.8 a 8.6 a 335 a 193 e
DJ 16.8 b 7.0 b 312 b 217 d
DH 17.1 b 6.2 bc 283 c 246 bc
HS CC 17.3 b 6.4 bc 288 c 240 c
DJ 14.8 c 5.3 c 259 d 253 b
DH 14.5 c 4.3 d 218 e 274 a
Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
Year None None None None
Salinity ** ** ** **
Drought ** ** ** **
Year × Salinity None None None None
Year × Drought None None None None
Salinity × Drought ** * * None
Year × Salinity × Drought None None None None
Fig. 1. Activities of SOD, CAT, and APX in rice leaves at 30 d after heading under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021. SOD, Superoxide dismutase; CAT, Catalase; APX, Ascorbate peroxidase; NS, Non-salinity treatment; HS, High-salinity treatment. CC, Control condition; DJ, Drought stress imposed at jointing; DH, Drought stress imposed at heading. Data are Mean ± SE (n = 3). Values followed by different lowercase letters indicate statistical significances at P < 0.05. In the analysis of variance (ANOVA), S, D, and S × D represent salinity, drought, and salinity × drought treatments, respectively. * and ** represent statistical differences at P < 0.05 and P < 0.05, respectively.

Fig. 1. Activities of SOD, CAT, and APX in rice leaves at 30 d after heading under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021. SOD, Superoxide dismutase; CAT, Catalase; APX, Ascorbate peroxidase; NS, Non-salinity treatment; HS, High-salinity treatment. CC, Control condition; DJ, Drought stress imposed at jointing; DH, Drought stress imposed at heading. Data are Mean ± SE (n = 3). Values followed by different lowercase letters indicate statistical significances at P < 0.05. In the analysis of variance (ANOVA), S, D, and S × D represent salinity, drought, and salinity × drought treatments, respectively. * and ** represent statistical differences at P < 0.05 and P < 0.05, respectively.

Fig. 2. Contents of MDA, H2O2, and O2·? in rice leaves at 30 d after heading under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021. MDA, Malondialdehyde; NS, Non-salinity treatment; HS, High-salinity treatment. CC, Control condition; DJ, Drought stress imposed at jointing; DH, Drought stress imposed at heading. Data are Mean ± SE (n = 3). Values followed by different lowercase letters indicate statistical significances at P < 0.05. In the analysis of variance (ANOVA), S, D, and S × D represent salinity, drought, and salinity × drought treatments, respectively. * and ** represent statistical differences at P < 0.05 and P < 0.01, respectively.

Fig. 2. Contents of MDA, H2O2, and O2·? in rice leaves at 30 d after heading under salinity and drought treatments in 2020 and 2021. MDA, Malondialdehyde; NS, Non-salinity treatment; HS, High-salinity treatment. CC, Control condition; DJ, Drought stress imposed at jointing; DH, Drought stress imposed at heading. Data are Mean ± SE (n = 3). Values followed by different lowercase letters indicate statistical significances at P < 0.05. In the analysis of variance (ANOVA), S, D, and S × D represent salinity, drought, and salinity × drought treatments, respectively. * and ** represent statistical differences at P < 0.05 and P < 0.01, respectively.

Table 7. Pearson’s correlation coefficients between determined traits with grain yield, shoot biomass weight at maturity and accumulation from heading to maturity, and net photosynthetic rate of flag leaf in rice under salinity and drought treatments.
Trait Grain yield Shoot biomass weight at maturity Shoot biomass accumulation from heading to maturity Pn at mid-grain-filling
Overall growth duration 0.70* 0.72** 0.85** 0.57
Spikelet number per m2 0.85** 0.84** 0.60* 0.83**
Filled-grain rate 0.83** 0.85** 0.94** 0.73**
Grain weight 0.89** 0.90** 0.94** 0.79**
Harvest index -0.95** -0.96** -0.98** -0.88**
NSC remobilization reserve -0.71** -0.74** -0.90** -0.67*
LAI at maturity 0.94** 0.95** 0.97** 0.92**
Reduction rate of LAI from heading to maturity 0.43 0.39 0.06 0.27
SPAD value of flag leaf at maturity 0.91** 0.93** 0.98** 0.91**
Reduction rate of SPAD value from heading to maturity -0.87** -0.88** -0.95** -0.76**
Tr of flag leaf at mid-grain-filling stage 0.93** 0.93** 0.86** 0.98**
Gs of flag leaf at mid-grain-filling stage 0.92** 0.93** 0.95** 0.92**
Ci of flag leaf at mid-grain-filling stage -0.66* -0.69* -0.59 -0.87**
SOD activity in leaf at 30 DAH 0.93** 0.83** 0.67* 0.84**
CAT activity in leaf at 30 DAH 0.92** 0.93** 0.96** 0.82**
APX activity in leaf at 30 DAH 0.83** 0.83** 0.87** 0.85**
MDA content in leaf at 30 DAH -0.96** -0.97** -0.94** -0.84**
H2O2 content in leaf at 30 DAH -0.91** -0.93** -0.92** -0.89**
O2·̄ content in leaf at 30 DAH -0.96** -0.97** -0.96** -0.88**

Table 7. Pearson’s correlation coefficients between determined traits with grain yield, shoot biomass weight at maturity and accumulation from heading to maturity, and net photosynthetic rate of flag leaf in rice under salinity and drought treatments.

Trait Grain yield Shoot biomass weight at maturity Shoot biomass accumulation from heading to maturity Pn at mid-grain-filling
Overall growth duration 0.70* 0.72** 0.85** 0.57
Spikelet number per m2 0.85** 0.84** 0.60* 0.83**
Filled-grain rate 0.83** 0.85** 0.94** 0.73**
Grain weight 0.89** 0.90** 0.94** 0.79**
Harvest index -0.95** -0.96** -0.98** -0.88**
NSC remobilization reserve -0.71** -0.74** -0.90** -0.67*
LAI at maturity 0.94** 0.95** 0.97** 0.92**
Reduction rate of LAI from heading to maturity 0.43 0.39 0.06 0.27
SPAD value of flag leaf at maturity 0.91** 0.93** 0.98** 0.91**
Reduction rate of SPAD value from heading to maturity -0.87** -0.88** -0.95** -0.76**
Tr of flag leaf at mid-grain-filling stage 0.93** 0.93** 0.86** 0.98**
Gs of flag leaf at mid-grain-filling stage 0.92** 0.93** 0.95** 0.92**
Ci of flag leaf at mid-grain-filling stage -0.66* -0.69* -0.59 -0.87**
SOD activity in leaf at 30 DAH 0.93** 0.83** 0.67* 0.84**
CAT activity in leaf at 30 DAH 0.92** 0.93** 0.96** 0.82**
APX activity in leaf at 30 DAH 0.83** 0.83** 0.87** 0.85**
MDA content in leaf at 30 DAH -0.96** -0.97** -0.94** -0.84**
H2O2 content in leaf at 30 DAH -0.91** -0.93** -0.92** -0.89**
O2·̄ content in leaf at 30 DAH -0.96** -0.97** -0.96** -0.88**

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