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The Effects of Different Organic Materials and Cover Thicknesses on the Early Growth and Antioxidant Response of Direct-Seeded Rice

Bohan Zeng    
Jiajia Yu    
Muhua Liu    
Junan Liu    
Guodong Yu    
Zhaopeng Liu    
Liping Xiao    
Xiao Wang    
Zhaowen Mo and Xiongfei Chen    

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Direct-seeded rice (Oryza sativa) (DSR) is gaining increasing acceptance worldwide because it saves both time and labor. A covering treatment is a simple method to improve early plant growth under direct-seeding conditions. Herein, field experiments were conducted to study the effects of different powdered organic covering materials, i.e., organic fertilizer, seedling substrate, nutrient soil A, and nutrient soil B. In addition, the effects of different covering thicknesses were studied, including 5, 10, 15, and 20 mm, on the germination and early growth of DSR varieties. The two rice varieties Wufengyou 286 and Zhongjiazao 17 were used for this study. The seedling substrate at 15 mm and nutrient soil A at 5 mm covering thickness significantly increased the rate of germination of Wufengyou 286 by 43.93% and 40.26%, respectively, compared to the control treatment. Organic fertilizer, seedling substrate, and nutrient soil A at covering thicknesses of 5 mm significantly increased the germination rate by 42.57%, 38.62%, and 40.10%, respectively, compared to the control. Notably, all the treatments increased the emergence rate, with Wufengyou 286 exhibiting the most pronounced effect. The seedling substrate at 10 mm covering thickness significantly increased the rate of emergence of Wufengyou286 by 15.42% compared to the control. Similarly, the seedling substrate at 10 mm covering thickness gave the best results by increasing the rate of emergence of Zhongjiazao 17 by 10.85% compared to the control. On average, the rate of emergence of Wufengyou 286 and Zhongjiazao 17 under the experimental treatment increased by 11.81% and 6.45%, respectively, compared to the control. The appropriate cover treatment enhanced the early growth of DSR by improving its morphological attributes, such as plant height and dry weight, and regulating the physio-biochemical responses, such as the production of antioxidants and photosynthetic pigments. The seedling growth rate of both varieties decreased as the thickness increased. This study elucidated the effects of different covering materials on the early growth of DSR, which can further guide their actual production.

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