Methane Transport Capacity of Rice Plants. II. Variations Among Different Rice Cultivars and Relationship with Morphological Characteristics

By M. Aulakh, J. Bodenbender, R. Wassmann, H. Rennenberg. Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, 2000

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Microbial mechanism for rice variety control on methane emission from rice field soil (2009, background): “Different rice cultivars are known to differ in their gas conductance and hence the capacity to transport CH4 to the atmosphere and release O2 into the rhizosphere (Butterbach-Bahl et al., 1997; Bilek et al., 1999; Aulakh et al., 2000).”
Impact of root exudates of different cultivars and plant development stages of rice (Oryza sativa L.) on methane production in a paddy soil (2001, background): “…area basis (Figure 4, right-hand Y-axis) by considering the 25 hills m−2 field area and 1.5 density factor of plants hill−1, as reported earlier by Aulakh et al. (2000a) for rice plants grown in the field during the same season on the same Maahas soil and single plant grown in an individual pot…”
MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF METHANE EMISSION IN RICE AGROECOSYSTEM: A REVIEW (2005, unknown): “[7] found significant variations in methane”