1. Root system vitality.
Root viability refers to the ability of the root system to absorb water and nutrients, as well as the ability of the root system to respond to external environmental conditions. Root vigor is one of the important factors affecting the growth and yield of rice. Here are some ways to improve root system vitality:
1. Select suitable varieties: There are differences in the root vigor of different rice varieties, and the selection of varieties with strong root vigor can improve the yield and quality of rice.
2.Regulate soil pH: Soil pH has an important effect on root viability in rice. In acidic soils, lime or other alkaline substances can be used to regulate the pH, promote root growth, and absorb nutrients.
3.Proper fertilization: Proper fertilization can promote root growth and nutrient uptake. During the growth period, appropriately increasing the application rate of nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium can promote root growth and nutrient absorption.
4 Control water: Too much or too little water can affect root viability. Maintaining proper water conditions during the growing period can promote root growth and nutrient uptake.
5 Increased oxygen**: Oxygen is necessary for root respiration. During the growth period, the addition of oxygen** can promote root growth and nutrient uptake.
2. Root morphology.
Root morphology refers to the characteristics of the root system, such as length, thickness, branching, and distribution. Root morphology also has an important impact on the growth and yield of rice. Here are some ways to improve root morphology:
1.Selection of suitable varieties: There are also differences in the root morphology of different rice varieties, and the selection of varieties with good root morphology can improve the yield and quality of rice.
2. Reasonable dense planting: Reasonable dense planting can improve field ventilation and light conditions, promote root growth and nutrient absorption. When planting, the appropriate planting density should be determined according to factors such as variety characteristics and soil conditions.
3 Control water: Water has an important impact on root morphology. Maintaining proper water conditions during the growing period can promote root growth and nutrient uptake.
4. Increase organic matter: Organic matter can improve soil structure, increase soil aeration and water retention, and promote root growth and nutrient uptake. In field management, the amount of organic matter can be increased and soil quality can be improved.
Third, the output is increased.
By increasing root vigor and improving root morphology, rice yield can be effectively increased. Here are some ways to increase your yield:
1. Select suitable varieties: Selecting varieties with strong adaptability, good disease resistance and high yield is the basis for improving yield.
2.Rational fertilization: Reasonable fertilization can provide the nutrients needed for rice growth, promote the growth and development of rice, and improve yield.
3. Increase planting density: Appropriately increasing planting density can increase the number of plants and spikes per unit area, thereby increasing yield.
4.Pest control: Pests and diseases have a great impact on the growth and yield of rice. By strengthening the control of pests and diseases, losses can be reduced and yields can be increased.
5 Timely harvesting: Timely harvesting can avoid losses and reduce the risk of quality degradation, improving yield and quality.
Fourth, quality improvement.
The quality of rice can also be improved by increasing root viability and improving root morphology. Here are some ways to improve quality:
1. Select suitable varieties: Choosing varieties with good taste, high nutritional value and good processing performance can improve the quality of rice.
2 Regulate soil pH: Soil pH has an impact on the nutrients and taste of rice. By adjusting the pH of the soil, the nutritional value and taste of rice can be improved.
3.Controlled fertilization: Reasonable fertilization can provide the nutrients needed for rice growth, while avoiding the impact of excessive fertilization on rice quality.
To sum up: to improve the yield and quality of rice, in the actual production, rice farmers should improve the root vitality of rice, improve the root morphology of rice plants, enhance the vitality of rice plants according to the characteristics of varieties, cultivation conditions, combined with agronomic measures, and lay a solid foundation for rice heading and grain filling in the middle and late stages.
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