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Oryza sativa

禾草類水生植物
科:Poaceae (Gramineae)·屬:Oryza·別名:稻米、Padi
稻 1

植物簡介

It is an annual, aquatic, clump-forming grass that grows up to 0.5–2.0 m tall. The leaves are smooth on both sides or slightly rough on the underside. The leaf blades are green, strap-like, held erect but drooping towards the tip and reach 24–60 cm long × 0.6–2.2 cm wide. The leaf margins are rough with short stiff hairs. The leaf sheaths are rolled tightly at the base, forming a pseudostem. The auricles (ear-shaped or triangular lateral extensions at the top of leaf sheaths in grasses) are rarely absent, being minuscule (1–5 mm long × 0.5–1 mm wide), narrowly lance-shaped or sickle-shaped, deciduous and hairy. Ligules (projection at the top of the leaf sheath) are present, being minute (10–36 mm long × 2.5–8 mm wide) and triangular or egg-shaped. The leaves are arranged alternately in two ranks. The inflorescence is a pale green to yellow, pendulous panicle with spikelets. Each spikelet comprises a single fertile floret, each consisting of heavily reduced petals and sepals, six drooping anthers, and two feathery stigmas. The glumes are highly reduced. Fertile lemmas (the two bracts enclosing a grass floret) are present and covered in glassy hairs. Sterile lemmas (the remaining highly reduced, bracts of vestigial florets) are also present at the base of the single floret. The fruit is a yellowish-white to brown-black caryopsis (a type of dry, indehiscent fruit, commonly known as a grain).

生長條件

日照

全日照

土壤

濕潤

適合氣候

南部適種

H1b|熱帶植物

尺寸

0.5 公尺 至 2 公尺

冠幅 —

照顧指南

栽培方式

It is best grown under full sun, partially submerged in water in fertile, clayey or silty clay soils. The optimal pH range for flooded soils is 6.5 to 7.0.  It can be propagated by seed, where it takes 100-150 days to reach harvest.

修剪建議

Pruning group 1 (Light pruning (default)) — 基於植物形態自動推斷,非 RHS 官方分類。 依植物形態預設為輕度修剪,移除枯枝病枝即可。 熱帶環境下無明顯休眠期,全年皆可進行修剪。

繁殖方法

Seed

病蟲害

Chewing Insects

適合場景

園藝造景

學名異名

  • Oryza communissima Lour.
  • Oryza glutinosa Lour.
  • Oryza ruribaris (Desv.) Steud.