Sentence examples for severe rice from inspiring English sources

Thus far, large-scale PPI mapping projects have not been implemented for the rice blast fungus Magnaporthe grisea, which is responsible for the most severe rice disease.

In Maromitety, for instance, where poverty is severe, rice production is often sufficient for only six months, so that even small financial returns can be considered important.

Rice blast, caused by the fungal pathogen Magnaporthe oryzae, is one of the most severe rice diseases and has been found almost everywhere rice is grown [ 2, 3].

Thus, as submergence and drought stresses can cause severe decreases in rice production in rain-fed rice fields, introgression of the SUB1A gene into rice cultivars intolerant of submergence and drought is a promising way of increasing rice productivity in these fields (Fukao et al. 2011).

Unlike many other Asian countries, which have had to worry about severe shortages of rice in recent months, Japan had piled up about 2.3 million metric tons of surplus rice as of the end of 2007.

Rice plants of the age of 8 weeks were stressed with 125 and 150 mM NaCl that is a severe stress for rice [ 16].

I really enjoyed this experience and was fortunate to be able to write a Ph.D. proposal with my supervisor, to characterise a viral disease that was a severe constraint for rice production in West Africa.

The survival rate (the number of surviving plants divided by the total number of plants treated × 100) is determined after 4°C treatment, which is a severe condition for rice growth that explicitly distinguishes the cold tolerance of cultivars in short time periods ranging from 6 to 7 d (Zhang et al. [2011b]).

With rainfall being unpredictable, flooding of low-lying areas can result in a severe reduction in rice establishment.

Blast disease, caused by the fungal pathogen Magnaporthe oryzae (anamorph Pyricularia oryzae), is the most severe disease of rice.

This study represents the first report of resistance QTL for RHB disease and T. orizicolus, both of which can cause severe losses in rice crops in the Americas.