… remobilized-nitrogen originating from older patrs of the plant made up 63 and 45%, respectively,
of their total nitrogen… upon the nitrogen dynamics of a single leaf of a rice plant at its …

… to the grain, the amount of N remobilized was statistically similar for both the SWD and TRI.
… of N during the GFP and remobilization of N from the vegetative tissue in grain N. Longer leaf …

… of N from the vegetative parts of rice plants during maturity and its relationship with crude
protein and total N in the grains of two rice … N fertilization applied at sowing time and foliar N …

… remobilization are important for N use efficiency (NUE). The hypothesis that the ability of
rice crops to remobilize N … When two commonly grown Chinese rice cultivars, Nong Ken (NK) …

… in the top part of rice plants during senescence We have proposed a hypothesis that during
nitrogen remobilization GS1;1 is important for the synthesis of Gln, the major form of reduced …

… Grain yield and quality are significantly determined by N availability. In this … N remobilization
and N partitioning to grain 2 years of field experiments were conducted with 30 diverse rice …

… An overall examination of the physiological, metabolic, and genetic aspects of nitrogen
uptake, assimilation and remobilization is presented in this review. The enzymes and regulatory …

… remobilization in the rice plant. The primary objective of this … nitrogen accumulation and
remobilization in plant and protein formation in rice grains on the basis of an established rice …

… 7p::NC4N::3′ transgenic plants accumulated more nitrate in younger leaves, and 15 … N
was remobilized into sink tissues. Consistently, transgenic Arabidopsis, tobacco and rice plants …

… in rice plants caused by heavy use of nitrogen results in … plant senescence and thus, lead
to more remobilization of NSC stored in vegetative tissues to grain. Two lodging-resistant rice …