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Effect of liquid silica fertilizer on plant growth, yield and differential display expression protein in rice plant KCI 등재

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한국작물학회 (Korean Society Of Crop Science)
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Rice as a typical silicified plants needs the intemal absorption of silica, especially during the growing period. The leaves and culm of plant are erected up by uptake of silicic acid. Sun light could reach the bottom leaves in the plant communities. In addition, the nitrogen uptake would be physiologically controlled by the application of silica and the quality of rice could be improved by reducing the quantity of protein in grian. In the field experiment designed, the rice cultivar was DonhjinⅠho, Daeanbyeo and transplanting day was May 25, 2007. N levels per ha were 100 and 200kg, respectively and liquid silica(ai 11%, manufactureed by Dongbuhiteck Co.) was sprayed on flag leaves according to 500fold and 1000fold with distilled water and 3 times at an interval of 1week from 30 days before heading. The rice culms treated with each liquid silica levels were shortened and panicle length were increase as compare with the control in the level of each N. The lodging was reduced in the plot that treated with the higher liquid silica application of 100kg as compared with 200kg plot in the filed. The rice yields of the plots treated with silica application were more increased than in the control plot. All yield components, except of panicle number in DongjinⅠ, increased as compare with 200kg plot in the filed. Changes measured by 2-DE in display expression of flag leaves and seed in relation to nitrogen treatment level and silica trements were similar in fashion, yet still displayed distinguishable differences in display strength spots.

저자
  • Sang-Yeon Lee(College of Agriculture Life and Environment Sciences, Chungbuk National University)
  • Kye-Hwan Lee(College of Agriculture Life and Environment Sciences, Chungbuk National University)
  • Keun-Chul Lee(College of Agriculture Life and Environment Sciences, Chungbuk National University)
  • Keun-Chul Lee(College of Agriculture Life and Environment Sciences, Chungbuk National University)
  • Buem-hun Song(College of Agriculture Life and Environment Sciences, Chungbuk National University)
  • Chul-Won Lee(College of Agriculture Life and Environment Sciences, Chungbuk National University) Corresponding Author