Weedy Rice

Weedy rice, otherwise called red rice, is an assortment of rice (Oryza) that produces far less grains per plant than developed rice and is along these lines thought about a bug. The name "weedy rice" is utilized for numerous types and varieties of rice which give some trademark highlights of developed rice and develop as weeds in business rice fields. Populaces of weedy rice are found in many rice-developing regions Weedy rice assortments for the most part have delicate stalks that self-seed before collect. Varieties of weedy rice adjust to a wide scope of common conditions.Weedy rice grains frequently have a red pericarp, so therefore in the universal writing the expression "red rice" is regularly utilized. This term, be that as it may, isn't pertinent, in light of the fact that the rice with a red pericarp are additionally found in some developed assortments, and is missing in numerous types of weedy rice. In many locales of the rice creation, weedy rice is presented after the change from transplanting rice to planting business seeds straightforwardly in the rice field. It has gotten noteworthy since the mid-1980s, particularly in Europe, with the feeble semi-predominate assortments of indica subspecies. Since weedy rice and developed rice are so firmly related, herbicides that would execute red rice would likewise slaughter developed rice. 

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