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    Rice

    Cereals Potatoes Maize Flax Sunflower Sugar beet Grain crops and panicled cereals Legumes Fodder crops Vegetables Horticultures and berries Vine Decorative and other cultures

    Materials used in this chapter were published in the book Biostimulant Albit for increasing yields and protection of agricultures against diseases, A.K. Zlotnikov, Ed. Prof. À. Melkumova. All-Russia Institute of Plant Protection, Russia, 2006.

     

    Influence of Albit on rice was examined in field trials of All-Russia Institute of Biological Plant Protection and All-Russia Institute of Rice (on varietes Solyaris, Don-1500, Novator, Serpantin and Fontan) and other institutes and farms (Figs. 1-4). According to the FSBI "Rosselkhoztsentr" (2023), of the entire range of growth regulators for rice, the use of Albit was the most effective.






    Fig. 1. Albit increases field germination of rice (Adana, Turkey, 2016)

     

     

    Fig. 2. Root system of rice after Albit treatment (right) (Adana, Turkish, 2016)

     

    Fig. 3. Rice grown with Albit in Turkey in the vicinity of Balikesir (left) and the Edirne region (right) (2016)

     

     

    Fig. 4. Rice treated with Albit (Gwangju, South Korea, 2019)

     

    The yield of rice is heavily dependent on its variety. As trials in Turkey had shown, treating seeds with Albit before sowing resulted in a 17.7%, 6.7%, and 20% yield increase for varieties Luna, Kameo, Ronaldo, respectively (2016). Simultaneously, there was a 1.2% decrease in the yield of variety 77-21.

    These trials demonstrated high efficiency of presowing seed treatment (50 mL/t) (Fig. 5). Effectiveness of foliar sprayings of rice with Albit has not been studied yet.

     

    Fig. 5. Effect of Albit on growth and development of rice in field trial (VNIIR, 2014). The maximal efficacy was observed in variant with seed treatment with Albit in application rate 100 mL/t (yield increase was 0.9 t/ha vs. control, 12,7%).

     

    The results of Albit application of on rice in field conditions are given in the Table 1. According to results of trials, Albit increases yield of rice by 2.3-11.2 centners/hectare (6.5 centners/hectare or 12.9% over control on average). Each liter of Albit provides additional yield on average 48.7 tons of rice. One liter of Albit is enough for treatment of 66.7 hectare.

     

    Table 1. The results of Albit application on rice in field conditions (2004-2018)

     

    Location of trial, year

    Variety

    Method of application

    Yield in control, t/ha

    Yield increase under Albit treatment

    t/ha

    %

    Farm Marianskiy, Krasnodar region, 2004
    (All-Russia Institute of Biological Plant Protection)

    Don-1500

    pre-sowing seed treatment

    4.03

    0.43

    10.7

    Krasnodar region, 2004
    (National Rice Research Institute)

    Novator
    Serpantin
    Fontan

    pre-sowing seed treatment

    3.54-4.23

    0.73-1.12

    17.3-27.3

    Krasnodar region, 2014
    (National Rice Research Institute)

    Diamant

    pre-sowing seed treatment, foliar spraying

    7.09

    0.23-0.9

    3.2-12.7

    Krasnodar region, 2015
    (National Rice Research Institute)

    Vizit

    pre-sowing seed treatment, foliar spraying

    5.62

    0.45-0.55

    8.0-9.8

    prov. Dong Nai, 2014 (Agricultural Science and Technology Institute of South Vietnam / Long Thanh district)

    VN121
    OM4900 IR50404

    pre-sowing seed treatment

    3.87-5.41

    0.74-1.0

    13.7-25.0

    Balikesir region, 2016, Turkey

    Osmancik

    pre-sowing seed treatment

    8.5

    1.5

    17.6

    Edirne region, 2016, Turkey

    Luna
    Kameo
    Ronaldo

    pre-sowing seed treatment

    7.5-7.65

    0.5-1.5

    6.7-20.0

    Edirne region, 2017, Turkey

    Luna

    pre-sowing seed treatment, foliar spraying

    8.0

    2.0

    25.0

    Isla Mayor, 2018, Spain

    Puntal (long)

    pre-sowing seed treatment, foliar spraying

    8.5

    1.1

    12.5

     

    Method of application. On rice 1-fold pre-sowing seed treatment (50-100 mL/t, application rate of working solution 15 L/t) is recommended.

    Against phytotoxic effect of herbicides, application rate of Albit  may be increased up to 200 mL/t. Additional foliar spraying with Albit (as antidote, 40 mL/ha) may be conducted  in tank mixture with herbicide. Also Albit increases germination, activates growth and development, increases resistance to unfavorable climate conditions, increases yield, improves yield quality (Fig. 1, 2). Our product also increases resistance to diseases.

    The results of a field trial on rice that took place in Mississippi in 2020 remarkably demonstrated anti-stress activity of Albit in combination with a herbicide (see video).

     

    The results of applying Albit on rice. The left field and the outer side of the right field were sprayed with Albit + herbicide, the field on the right was sprayed with herbicide only (Mississippi Delta, Hollandale, Mississippi, USA, 2020)

     

    Stimulation of vegetative growth due to Albit can be seen at the earliest stages of development (germs). Albit increases germination of seeds by 5-8% and germination power by 7-9%. Roots becomes longer by 3.9 cm on average. Stimulation of rootage development due to Albit intensifies mineral uptake of plants under conditions of flood, when many nutrients are presented in hardly assimilable reduced form. Further accelerated development of biomass manifested in increase of tillering coefficient by 0.7 and stem density by 5.1-8.2%. Mechanisms of yield increase include increase of panicle length by 1.02-1.1 cm, weight of 1000 seeds by 0.4-1.46 g., number of seeds in one panicle averagely by 4.3, weight of seeds from the main panicle by 0.16-0.62 g.

    Biological effectiveness of presowing treatment of rice with Albit against root rots that arise in flood conditions is 69-77%. Fungicidal activity of Albit against this disease is observed at disease prevalence of 6-10% and disease development of 22.4%.

     

    In the following Table, you can see all reports on performance of Albit on rice, available in English. For all available reports, please see corresponding table on Russian webpage.

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    Year

    Country

    Region

    Institute / Farm

    Report

    1

    2015

    Russia

    Krasnodar region

    National Rice Research Institute

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    2

    2014

    Russia

    Krasnodar region

    National Rice Research Institute

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    3

    2014

    Vietnam

    prov. Dong Nai

    Agricultural Science and Technology Institute of South Vietnam / Long Thanh district

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    4

    2011

    China

     

    Anhui

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    5

    2011

    Nigeria

    Abuja

    University of Abuja / Department of Crop Science

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