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Article Synopsis
- Dwarf rice varieties have significantly improved yields, but the goal now is to push yield potential even higher, while addressing the issue of poor grain filling, especially in inferior spikelets.
- Controlling ethylene production during key growth stages may enhance grain filling, as studies suggest that higher ethylene levels negatively affect starch content in underdeveloped spikelets.
- Breeders are trying to increase spikelet numbers in large-panicle rice, but high spikelet numbers can lead to excessive ethylene production, creating a trade-off between spikelet quantity and grain quality, indicating that modifying ethylene activity could help improve yield.
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