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volume 24 issue 3 (september 2003) : 167 - 174

RESPONSE OF SULPHUR IN RICE - A REVIEW

R
R.S. Chande1
P
P.C. Sudhakar
K
KaIyan Singh
1Department of Agronomy, Institute of Agricultural Sciences (BHUl, Varanasi - 221005, india

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ABSTRACT

Sulphur as essential mineral nutrient plays key roles in protein production, chlorophyll formation and oil synthesis. Besides it is a constituent of the amino acids, vitamins, iron-sulphur protein and co-enzyme A. Sulphur requirement for optimal growth varies between 0.1 and 0.5% on dry weight basis of plants and it increases in the order of gramineae leguminoceae cruciferae. eild experiments showed that the sulphur application improves seedling height, plant height, leaf number and dry matter production, yield attributes and yieids of rice-upto 40 kg S ha −1 in different agro-climatic zones of the country. Grain protein content and nutrient uptake by the plant has also been reported to increse by the appllication of sulphur upto 60 kg S ha −1 depending upon the sulphur status of the soil.

KEYWORDS

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    2. Akhter, S. eta/. (1994). CropRes., 7: h7. '
    3. Bhan, C. and Tripathl, B.R. (1986). ,J. Indian Soc. SoUSci., 34: 439-504.
    4. Bhuiyan, N.1. and Islam, M.M. (1986). In: Agricultural Soils. (partch, S. Hossained.) Bangladesh Agric. Res. Council,
    5. Dhaka. .
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    7. Blair, G.J. eta/. (1980). In: Priorities for Alleviating Soil-R,elated Constraints to Food Production in the Tropics. IRRI,
    8. Los Banos, Philippines; pp. 233-251.
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    10. Blair, G.J. eta/. (1979). Agron. J., 71: 477-480.
    11. Byers, N. eta/. (1987). Abst. Appi. Bioi., 15: 337-334.
    12. ChandeI, R.S. eta/. (2002). Crap Res., 24: 3.
    13. Chandel, R.S. et a/. (2002). Indian J. Agric. Sci., 72: 229-231.
    14. Chapman, A.L. (1980). Aust J. Exp. Agric. Anim. Hush., 20: 724-730.
    15. Chaudhury, FA and Bodiuzzaman, M. (1992). &ngJadeshJ. Agric. Sci., 19: 37-40.
    16. De Datta, S.K. and Mikkelsen, D.S. (1985). In: Potassium in Agriculture (Munson, R.D et a/., ed.). American Society
    17. of Agronomy. CSSA, SSSA, Madison, WI. pp. 66~06.
    18. Dekok, L.J. and St1.!len, I. (1993) In: Sulphur Nutrition and Assimilation in Higher plants (Dekok~ L.J. eta/., eds.) SPB
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    22. Deng, C.Z. et a/. (1992). In : International Symposium on the Role of Sulphur, Magnesium and Micronutrients in
    23. Balanced Plant Nutrition. Washington, U.SA, Sulphur Institute: 387-390.
    24. Dijkshoorn, W. and Van Vijk, A.L. (1967). Pl Soil, 26: 129-157.
    25. DikshIt, P.R. and Paliwal, A.K. (1989). Agric. Sci. Dig., 9: 171-174,
    26. Hoque, M.S. (1986). Proc. Int. Sylnp., Dhaka, Bangladesh, April 20-22: 488'502.
    27. 181am; M. and Bhuiyan, N.J. (1988). Indian J. Agric. Sci., 58: 603-606.
    28. IsIam,M.M. etal(l985).1nt. RlceRes. NewsI., 9: 24.
    29. Islam, R. etal{(987). J. Trap. Agric." 5: 93-10f.
    30. Isrnunadji, M. and MIyake, M. (1978). JapanAgric.Res., 12: 180-182.
    31. Isrnunadjl, M. (1985). J. Crop Sci,l: 21-28.
    32. Jain, S.C. (1992). Adv. PI. Sci.,S: 477-482.,
    33. Jain, S.C. eta/. (1991). Ann. PI. Physio/., 5: 154-159.
    34. Juliano, B.a. eta/. (1987). CereaJChem., 64: 27-50.
    35. Kim, H.D. eta/. (1991). Res. Repor. RtnlDev. Admi. Rice., 33: 25-31.
    36. Kumme, K.F. (1984). Agric. News., 1: 9-14..
    37. Lathlff, MA and Amarasiri, S.L. (1980). Trop. Agriculturist., 138: 93-98.
    38. UU, C.Q. eta/. (1992). Int. Symp. P8ddy Soils, Nanjing, China. 15-19 Sep.: 214-221.
    39. Mac Ritchie, F. and Gupta, R.B. (1993). Aust J. Agric. Res., 44: 1767-1774.
    40. Malarvizhl, P. et a/. (1990). 0J:ynI., 27: 282"285.
    41. Malarvizhl, P. eta/. (1993). In: Red and Laterit Soils of India Resource Appraisal and Management (Sehgal, J. ed.)
    42. Nagpur, National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning (ICAR.): 299-303.
    43. MamariI, C.P. et a/. (1992). In: Int. Symp. of the Role of Sulphur, Magnesium and Micronutrients in Balanced Plant
    44. Nutrition [Portch, S. ed.) The Sulphur Institute, Washington, USA,: 11-18.
    45. Mamuat, C.J.S. eta/. (1985). Int. Rice. Res. News/., 10: 30-31.
    46. Manchanda, J.S. eta/. (1993).lndianJ. £Col., 20: 74-77.
    47. Mass, H.J. eta/. (1983). J. CerealSci., 1: 255-264.'
    48. Maurya, D.M. and Yadav, M.P. (1987). Int. Rice Res. News/., 11: 41-42.
    49. Messick, D.L. and Fan, M.x. (2000). Workshop on Sulphur in Balanced Fertilisation Proc. TSI/FAI/IFA Workshop
    50. held on Feb. 7-8, 2000, New Delhi. pp. 1-12.
    51. Nair, M.G. and Gupta P.C. (1981). 013a., 18: 217-219.
    52. Osiname, O.A. and Kang, B.T. (1975). Camm. SoUSci. Pl AnaJ., 6: 585-598.
    53. Patra, P.K. eta/. (1998) O13a., 35: 135-139.
    54. 174 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
    55. Paulraj, C. et a/. (1985). Proc. National Sem. on Sulphur in Agriculture (Manickam, T.S. and Vijayachandran, P.K.
    56. ed.) TNAU & FACT, 174.
    57. Pillai, P.B. and Singh, H.G. (1975). IndianJ. Agric. Sci., 45: 340-343.
    58. Portch, S. and Islam, M.S. (1986). SuJphurinAgric., 10: 14-15.
    59. Pritchand. P.E. and Brock, C.J. (1994). J. Sci. FoodAgric., 65: 401-406.
    60. Ramanathan. KM. and Saravanan, A. (1985). National Seminar on Sulphur in Agriculture (Manickam T.A. and
    61. Vijachandra, P.K. ed.) TNAU & FACT, 139-142.
    62. Sachdev, M.S. eta/. (1982). J. Nuclear. Agric. Biol, 11: 11-14.
    63. Sahu, S.K. and Nanda, S.K. (1997). Fertil News., 42: 19-20.
    64. Sakal, R. etal (1999).Fertil News., 44: 49-52.
    65. Sarkar, A.K. et a/. (2000). Workshop on Sulphur in Balanced Fertilisation Proc. TSI/FAl/IFA Workshop held on Feb.
    66. 7-8,2000, New Delhi.pp.65-72. .
    67. Shah, A.L. and De Datta, S.K. (1991). J. Crop. Sci., 16: 15-18.
    68. Singh K et al (2002). Fertil News., 47: 47-51.
    69. Singh, M. etal (1993). Oryza., 30: 315-317.
    70. Song, Y.S. etal (1990). SoiIFert., 32: 31-41.
    71. Subbiah, S. and Kumaraswamy, K (2000). Fertil News., 45: 61-67
    72. Suwahart, A. eta/. (1997). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 46: 305-316
    73. Suzuki, A. (1977). BuDNatllnst. Agric. Sci., 29: 49-106.
    74. Suzuki, A. (1978). Japan Agric. Res., 12: 7-11.
    75. Tandon, H.L.S. (1988). Sulphur Research and Agricultural Production in India, 2nd Ed. FDCO, New Delhi, pp. 76.
    76. Tandon, H.L.S. (1995). Sulphur Agric., 19: 3-8.
    77. Tiara, G and Chang, W.T. (1986). J. Agric. Food Chem., 34: 542
    78. Timms, M.F. et al (1981). J. Sci. Food Agric., 32: 648-698.
    79. Tiwari, KN. eta/. (1983).lndianJ. Agric. Sci., 53: 812-819.
    80. Tiwari, KN. etal (1985). Fert. Res., 5: 279-282.
    81. Tiwari, KN. eta/. (1997). SulphurAgric., 20: 60-70.
    82. Tripathi, S.B. and Tripathi, R.K. (1994). Forage Res., 20: 168-173.
    83. Tripathi, S.B. et al (1992). Forage Res., 18: 15-25. .
    84. Tripathi, S.B. eta/. (1995). J.lndianSoc. Soil Sci., 43: 641-645.
    85. TSI (1994). Sulphur, Its Role and Place in Balanced Fertilizer Use for Indian Agriculture TSI, Washington, D.C. USA.
    86. Wallihan, E.F. and Sharpless, E.G. (1974). Soil Sci., 18: 304-307.
    87. Wang, C.H. etal (1976). Sulphur deficiency a limiting factor for rice production.IRRI New York Bull. 47: 46 pp.
    88. Watson, D.J. (1958) Ann. Bot., 22: 37-54.
    89. Yadav, D.S. et al (2000). Workshop on Sulphur in Balanced Fertilisation Proc. TSI/FAI/IFA Workshop held on Feb. 7-8, 2000, New Delhi, pp. 55-63.
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    92. Zhang, K et a/. (1992). In: Int. Symp. on the Role of Sulphur and Micronutrients in Balanced Plant Nutrition (Portch, S. ed.) Suiphurinstitute, Washington, U.S.A. 176-177
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      volume 24 issue 3 (september 2003) : 167 - 174

      RESPONSE OF SULPHUR IN RICE - A REVIEW

      R
      R.S. Chande1
      P
      P.C. Sudhakar
      K
      KaIyan Singh
      1Department of Agronomy, Institute of Agricultural Sciences (BHUl, Varanasi - 221005, india

      • Submitted|

      • First Online |

      • doi

      Cite article:- Chande1 R.S., Sudhakar P.C., Singh KaIyan (2025). RESPONSE OF SULPHUR IN RICE - A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 24(3): 167 - 174. doi: .

      ABSTRACT

      Sulphur as essential mineral nutrient plays key roles in protein production, chlorophyll formation and oil synthesis. Besides it is a constituent of the amino acids, vitamins, iron-sulphur protein and co-enzyme A. Sulphur requirement for optimal growth varies between 0.1 and 0.5% on dry weight basis of plants and it increases in the order of gramineae leguminoceae cruciferae. eild experiments showed that the sulphur application improves seedling height, plant height, leaf number and dry matter production, yield attributes and yieids of rice-upto 40 kg S ha −1 in different agro-climatic zones of the country. Grain protein content and nutrient uptake by the plant has also been reported to increse by the appllication of sulphur upto 60 kg S ha −1 depending upon the sulphur status of the soil.

      KEYWORDS

        REFERENCES

        1. Addy, S.K. eta/. (1~87).lnt. Rice Res. News/., 12: 44-45.
        2. Akhter, S. eta/. (1994). CropRes., 7: h7. '
        3. Bhan, C. and Tripathl, B.R. (1986). ,J. Indian Soc. SoUSci., 34: 439-504.
        4. Bhuiyan, N.1. and Islam, M.M. (1986). In: Agricultural Soils. (partch, S. Hossained.) Bangladesh Agric. Res. Council,
        5. Dhaka. .
        6. Biswas, B.C. and Tewatia, R.K. (1991). Fertii. News., 36: 11~35.
        7. Blair, G.J. eta/. (1980). In: Priorities for Alleviating Soil-R,elated Constraints to Food Production in the Tropics. IRRI,
        8. Los Banos, Philippines; pp. 233-251.
        9. Blair, G.J. eta/. (1978).1RRI. Res. SeriesPaperNo. 21: 29pp.
        10. Blair, G.J. eta/. (1979). Agron. J., 71: 477-480.
        11. Byers, N. eta/. (1987). Abst. Appi. Bioi., 15: 337-334.
        12. ChandeI, R.S. eta/. (2002). Crap Res., 24: 3.
        13. Chandel, R.S. et a/. (2002). Indian J. Agric. Sci., 72: 229-231.
        14. Chapman, A.L. (1980). Aust J. Exp. Agric. Anim. Hush., 20: 724-730.
        15. Chaudhury, FA and Bodiuzzaman, M. (1992). &ngJadeshJ. Agric. Sci., 19: 37-40.
        16. De Datta, S.K. and Mikkelsen, D.S. (1985). In: Potassium in Agriculture (Munson, R.D et a/., ed.). American Society
        17. of Agronomy. CSSA, SSSA, Madison, WI. pp. 66~06.
        18. Dekok, L.J. and St1.!len, I. (1993) In: Sulphur Nutrition and Assimilation in Higher plants (Dekok~ L.J. eta/., eds.) SPB
        19. Academic Publishing, The Hauge, The Netherlands, pp 125-138.
        20. De1ock, H.W. (1960). Ph.D. Th~s, Universitat Giessen.
        21. Deng, C.Z. and~, Y. (1989). SuJphurAgric., 13:19-21.
        22. Deng, C.Z. et a/. (1992). In : International Symposium on the Role of Sulphur, Magnesium and Micronutrients in
        23. Balanced Plant Nutrition. Washington, U.SA, Sulphur Institute: 387-390.
        24. Dijkshoorn, W. and Van Vijk, A.L. (1967). Pl Soil, 26: 129-157.
        25. DikshIt, P.R. and Paliwal, A.K. (1989). Agric. Sci. Dig., 9: 171-174,
        26. Hoque, M.S. (1986). Proc. Int. Sylnp., Dhaka, Bangladesh, April 20-22: 488'502.
        27. 181am; M. and Bhuiyan, N.J. (1988). Indian J. Agric. Sci., 58: 603-606.
        28. IsIam,M.M. etal(l985).1nt. RlceRes. NewsI., 9: 24.
        29. Islam, R. etal{(987). J. Trap. Agric." 5: 93-10f.
        30. Isrnunadji, M. and MIyake, M. (1978). JapanAgric.Res., 12: 180-182.
        31. Isrnunadjl, M. (1985). J. Crop Sci,l: 21-28.
        32. Jain, S.C. (1992). Adv. PI. Sci.,S: 477-482.,
        33. Jain, S.C. eta/. (1991). Ann. PI. Physio/., 5: 154-159.
        34. Juliano, B.a. eta/. (1987). CereaJChem., 64: 27-50.
        35. Kim, H.D. eta/. (1991). Res. Repor. RtnlDev. Admi. Rice., 33: 25-31.
        36. Kumme, K.F. (1984). Agric. News., 1: 9-14..
        37. Lathlff, MA and Amarasiri, S.L. (1980). Trop. Agriculturist., 138: 93-98.
        38. UU, C.Q. eta/. (1992). Int. Symp. P8ddy Soils, Nanjing, China. 15-19 Sep.: 214-221.
        39. Mac Ritchie, F. and Gupta, R.B. (1993). Aust J. Agric. Res., 44: 1767-1774.
        40. Malarvizhl, P. et a/. (1990). 0J:ynI., 27: 282"285.
        41. Malarvizhl, P. eta/. (1993). In: Red and Laterit Soils of India Resource Appraisal and Management (Sehgal, J. ed.)
        42. Nagpur, National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning (ICAR.): 299-303.
        43. MamariI, C.P. et a/. (1992). In: Int. Symp. of the Role of Sulphur, Magnesium and Micronutrients in Balanced Plant
        44. Nutrition [Portch, S. ed.) The Sulphur Institute, Washington, USA,: 11-18.
        45. Mamuat, C.J.S. eta/. (1985). Int. Rice. Res. News/., 10: 30-31.
        46. Manchanda, J.S. eta/. (1993).lndianJ. £Col., 20: 74-77.
        47. Mass, H.J. eta/. (1983). J. CerealSci., 1: 255-264.'
        48. Maurya, D.M. and Yadav, M.P. (1987). Int. Rice Res. News/., 11: 41-42.
        49. Messick, D.L. and Fan, M.x. (2000). Workshop on Sulphur in Balanced Fertilisation Proc. TSI/FAI/IFA Workshop
        50. held on Feb. 7-8, 2000, New Delhi. pp. 1-12.
        51. Nair, M.G. and Gupta P.C. (1981). 013a., 18: 217-219.
        52. Osiname, O.A. and Kang, B.T. (1975). Camm. SoUSci. Pl AnaJ., 6: 585-598.
        53. Patra, P.K. eta/. (1998) O13a., 35: 135-139.
        54. 174 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
        55. Paulraj, C. et a/. (1985). Proc. National Sem. on Sulphur in Agriculture (Manickam, T.S. and Vijayachandran, P.K.
        56. ed.) TNAU & FACT, 174.
        57. Pillai, P.B. and Singh, H.G. (1975). IndianJ. Agric. Sci., 45: 340-343.
        58. Portch, S. and Islam, M.S. (1986). SuJphurinAgric., 10: 14-15.
        59. Pritchand. P.E. and Brock, C.J. (1994). J. Sci. FoodAgric., 65: 401-406.
        60. Ramanathan. KM. and Saravanan, A. (1985). National Seminar on Sulphur in Agriculture (Manickam T.A. and
        61. Vijachandra, P.K. ed.) TNAU & FACT, 139-142.
        62. Sachdev, M.S. eta/. (1982). J. Nuclear. Agric. Biol, 11: 11-14.
        63. Sahu, S.K. and Nanda, S.K. (1997). Fertil News., 42: 19-20.
        64. Sakal, R. etal (1999).Fertil News., 44: 49-52.
        65. Sarkar, A.K. et a/. (2000). Workshop on Sulphur in Balanced Fertilisation Proc. TSI/FAl/IFA Workshop held on Feb.
        66. 7-8,2000, New Delhi.pp.65-72. .
        67. Shah, A.L. and De Datta, S.K. (1991). J. Crop. Sci., 16: 15-18.
        68. Singh K et al (2002). Fertil News., 47: 47-51.
        69. Singh, M. etal (1993). Oryza., 30: 315-317.
        70. Song, Y.S. etal (1990). SoiIFert., 32: 31-41.
        71. Subbiah, S. and Kumaraswamy, K (2000). Fertil News., 45: 61-67
        72. Suwahart, A. eta/. (1997). J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci., 46: 305-316
        73. Suzuki, A. (1977). BuDNatllnst. Agric. Sci., 29: 49-106.
        74. Suzuki, A. (1978). Japan Agric. Res., 12: 7-11.
        75. Tandon, H.L.S. (1988). Sulphur Research and Agricultural Production in India, 2nd Ed. FDCO, New Delhi, pp. 76.
        76. Tandon, H.L.S. (1995). Sulphur Agric., 19: 3-8.
        77. Tiara, G and Chang, W.T. (1986). J. Agric. Food Chem., 34: 542
        78. Timms, M.F. et al (1981). J. Sci. Food Agric., 32: 648-698.
        79. Tiwari, KN. eta/. (1983).lndianJ. Agric. Sci., 53: 812-819.
        80. Tiwari, KN. etal (1985). Fert. Res., 5: 279-282.
        81. Tiwari, KN. eta/. (1997). SulphurAgric., 20: 60-70.
        82. Tripathi, S.B. and Tripathi, R.K. (1994). Forage Res., 20: 168-173.
        83. Tripathi, S.B. et al (1992). Forage Res., 18: 15-25. .
        84. Tripathi, S.B. eta/. (1995). J.lndianSoc. Soil Sci., 43: 641-645.
        85. TSI (1994). Sulphur, Its Role and Place in Balanced Fertilizer Use for Indian Agriculture TSI, Washington, D.C. USA.
        86. Wallihan, E.F. and Sharpless, E.G. (1974). Soil Sci., 18: 304-307.
        87. Wang, C.H. etal (1976). Sulphur deficiency a limiting factor for rice production.IRRI New York Bull. 47: 46 pp.
        88. Watson, D.J. (1958) Ann. Bot., 22: 37-54.
        89. Yadav, D.S. et al (2000). Workshop on Sulphur in Balanced Fertilisation Proc. TSI/FAI/IFA Workshop held on Feb. 7-8, 2000, New Delhi, pp. 55-63.
        90. Yadav, D.S. et al (2000). Workshop on Sulphur in Balanced Fertilisation Proc. TSI/FAI/IFA Workshop held on Feb. 7-8, 2000, New Delhi. pp.27-41.
        91. Yoshida, S. and Chaudhury, M.R. (1979). Soil Sci. Plant Nutr., 25: 121-134.
        92. Zhang, K et a/. (1992). In: Int. Symp. on the Role of Sulphur and Micronutrients in Balanced Plant Nutrition (Portch, S. ed.) Suiphurinstitute, Washington, U.S.A. 176-177
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