Assam state stretches between 24º and 28ºN latitude and 90º and 96ºE longitude
comprising mostly plains and valleys. Boro rice is cultivated during October/November to …

Boro rice cultivation is an important cropping pattern in Eastern India. It is a winter crop and
seedlings are raised in cold months. Hence, cold tolerance at seedling stage is a primary …

Cold injury of Boro (dry season irrigated crop) rice is a common physiological condition for
northern part of Bangladesh. So far only one high yielding Bangladesh Rice Research …

Low temperature induced injury, slow growth and prolongation of crop duration are some of
the most important problems of boro rice cultivation in Assam and other eastern states of …

Rice is the foremost important crop in the region, East and North East India. Rice is the
foremost staple crop and food for one third of the world. Rice is grown from hill to plain …

Rice (Oryza sativa L.) is the most important staple food crop for more than 60% of the global
population and forms the cheapest source of food and energy. Rice occupied 39.16 million …

Cold injury which influence rice production in different rice growing countries occurs at
various growth stages. The degree of cold injury depends on the air or water temperature …

Bisected by the Tropic of Cancer, Bangladesh has distinct seasons with fluctuation of
temperatures, daylength, and solar radiation. Large river systems cause flooding during the …

Several experiments were conducted during the spring and summer seasons of 1999 to
develop high yielding and farmer preferred rice varieties for irrigated and rainfed …

In Chhattisgarh, rice is also grown during summer season in about 2 lakh hectares, mainly in
areas with canal irrigation. Usually the productivity during summer is higher than Kharif …