Hybrid rice research made a significant advance, thanks to partnership between India and IRRI.
Since 2008, IRRI through the HRDC has been promoting
hybrid rice research and providing access to new germplasm with the goal of filling in yield gaps that have been compounded by climate change, and have made rice - consuming populations increasingly vulnerable.
Indonesia's well - institutionalized seed production system, infrastructure, availability of a good number of scientists, and a core group of hybrid rice breeders, make this an ideal time to ramp up
hybrid rice research and development efforts,» said Dr. Bruce Tolentino, IRRI's Deputy Director - General.
Since 2008, IRRI through its Hybrid Rice Development Consortium (HRDC) has been promoting
hybrid rice research and providing access to new germplasm with the goal of filling in yield gaps that have been compounded by climate change, and have made rice - consuming populations increasingly vulnerable.
IRRI has been involved in
hybrid rice research since 1979.
Not exact matches
A
research finding in January 2017 reveal that Golden
Rice hybrid with Swarna variety resulted to phenotyphic abnormalities, stunted growth and low yield, virtually adulterating the metabolic and genetic traits of the variety.
IRRI's active engagement of China as a partner in
rice research recognizes the country's leadership in several areas including genomics and
hybrid rice technology, as well as of the economic giant's potential to contribute greatly to regional food security.
Our
research into
hybrid rice now focuses on producing
hybrid rice with consistently high - yield heterosis (
hybrid vigor), good grain quality, tolerance to key environmental stresses, multiple resistances to insect pests and diseases, and high seed production yield.
IRRI also gives support in national strategy and framework planning for
hybrid rice development; research on abiotic stress tolerance particularly submergence, drought, and low temperature damage in high elevation areas; support for the implementation of integrated crop and resource management in the target areas through the Irrigated Rice Research Consortium (IRRC) and the Indonesian Rice Knowledge Bank; and support of dissemination of post harvest technolog
rice development;
research on abiotic stress tolerance particularly submergence, drought, and low temperature damage in high elevation areas; support for the implementation of integrated crop and resource management in the target areas through the Irrigated Rice Research Consortium (IRRC) and the Indonesian Rice Knowledge Bank; and support of dissemination of post harvest techn
research on abiotic stress tolerance particularly submergence, drought, and low temperature damage in high elevation areas; support for the implementation of integrated crop and resource management in the target areas through the Irrigated
Rice Research Consortium (IRRC) and the Indonesian Rice Knowledge Bank; and support of dissemination of post harvest technolog
Rice Research Consortium (IRRC) and the Indonesian Rice Knowledge Bank; and support of dissemination of post harvest techn
Research Consortium (IRRC) and the Indonesian
Rice Knowledge Bank; and support of dissemination of post harvest technolog
Rice Knowledge Bank; and support of dissemination of post harvest technologies.
IRRI does a range of
research to support the development of
hybrid rice.
It is a membership - based organization that collaborates in the
research and production of
hybrid rice varieties.
Yogyakarta, Indonesia — The International
Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and the Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development (IAARD), Department of Agriculture brought together key stakeholders in a 3 - day conference to tackle solutions toward addressing hybrid rice adoption challenges in Southeast Asia amid climate change thre
Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and the Indonesian Agency for Agricultural
Research and Development (IAARD), Department of Agriculture brought together key stakeholders in a 3 - day conference to tackle solutions toward addressing
hybrid rice adoption challenges in Southeast Asia amid climate change thre
rice adoption challenges in Southeast Asia amid climate change threats.
China has received 54 varieties of
rice from IRRI for research and breeding, contributed 6,880 types of rice to IRRI's International Rice Genebank for conservation, and released more than 382 indica and japonica inbred and hybrid variet
rice from IRRI for
research and breeding, contributed 6,880 types of
rice to IRRI's International Rice Genebank for conservation, and released more than 382 indica and japonica inbred and hybrid variet
rice to IRRI's International
Rice Genebank for conservation, and released more than 382 indica and japonica inbred and hybrid variet
Rice Genebank for conservation, and released more than 382 indica and japonica inbred and
hybrid varieties.
IRRI's collaborative
research with China focuses on developing «super
rice» — high - yielding, high - quality,
hybrid rice — known to have a yield advantage of 10 % over the conventional varieties.
Research priorities in the IRRI - China collaboration include China's national program on breeding super
hybrid rice, improving the grain quality of inbred
rice lines, and addressing the challenges of climate change effects in farming through climate - smart technologies.