Genotype differences in nutrient uptake and utilisation for grain yield production of rainfed lowland rice under fertilised and non-fertilised conditions

By P. Inthapanya, Sipaseuth, P. Sihavong, V. Sihathep, M. Chanphengsay, S. Fukai, J. Basnayake. 2000

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Response of traditional and improved upland rice cultivars to N and P fertilizer in northern Laos (2006, background): “This agreed with results on rainfed lowland rice reported by Inthapanya et al. (2000), who suggested that cultivars with high HI are likely to perform well in different soil fertility conditions.”
Dry direct-seeded rice as an alternative to transplanted-flooded rice in Central China (2014, background): “Inthapanya et al. (2000) report-ed that late maturing cultivars accumulated more N, while in contrast, maturity had a negative effect on total nutrient content and grain yield.”
Plant nitrogen assimilation and use efficiency. (2012, background): “(64), Koutroubas & Ntanos (75), Ladha et al.”