Effects of Elevated CO2 on Floral Sterility of Rice Plants Caused by Low Temperature

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  • Effects of Elevated CO<sub>2</sub> on Floral Sterility of Rice Plants Caused by Low Temperature

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To evaluate the effects of elevated CO2 concentration on low-temperature induced sterility, we conducted chamber and FACE (Free-Air CO2 Enrichment) experiments under two levels of CO2 concentration; ambient and elevated (ambient + 200ppmV). In the chamber experiment for three rice seasons from 2001 through 2003, rice (Oryza sativa L., cv. Sasanishiki) plants were submerged up to 25 cm above the soil surface in a water pool. The young panicles near the soil surface were thus subjected to a critical temperature of 19.5 ℃ throughout the susceptible period from panicle initiation to anthesis. The effects of elevated CO2 on floral sterility were inconsistent among the three years, but the relationship between the floral sterility and the total spikelet number was consistent. As the spikelet number increased, the sterility increased, whether the change was caused by CO2 or nitrogen. Similar results were obtained in the FACE experiment in 2003, when summer temperatures were extremely low. The earliest cultivar Kirara397 increased in spikelet number under elevated CO2 but decreased in yield due to floral sterility. These results suggest that elevated CO2 concentration may increase floral sterility under low temperature indirectly via the increase in spikelet number.

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    農業気象 60 (5), 589-592, 2005

    日本農業気象学会

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