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How many chromosomes are there in a paddy plant?
A paddy plant (Oryza sativa) typically has 24 chromosomes.
What do you call rice field ecosystem?
It is a human~made ecosystem.
What is the life span of a rice plant?
A paddy or rice plant grows very fast. The average life span of the paddy plant is only about three months.
What rock is popularly called paddys milestone?
The rock popularly known as "Paddy's Milestone" is a type of granite that is often associated with the historic Irish practice of marking distances along roads. The term originates from the practice of using stone markers to indicate milestones for travelers. In Ireland, these stones were commonly referred to as "paddy stones" due to the connection with Irish laborers, or "Paddies," who would often work on road construction. Paddy's Milestone can also refer to a specific type of stone used in traditional Irish roadways.
What are the various stages involved in a paddy seed cultivation?
nonexpert read nectar in a seiverice for example is sprouted on the field. then the field is flooded when the plants begin to mature. that's when fish can be used to fertilize the paddy. when plants are mature, the field is drained, (the fish can be eaten) and the grain is harvested. its a religion in Bali. I'm not an expert.
How is paddy harvested?
Harvesting a rice paddy is a process of cutting the stalks, stacking, handling and threshing the stalks, then cleaning and hauling. These operations can be done either manually or mechanically.
What are the waterlogged rice fields called?
a Paddy
Who is the presenter called on take me out?
Paddy McGuinness
What is a field of rice called?
A field of rice is called a rice paddy or rice field. It is an agricultural field flooded with water where rice is grown.
Which cereal crop grows under water?
Ithink it's Poaceae or something else.......From Peng1349
What is called paddy in Gujarati language?
In the Gujarati language, paddy is called "ઢીંચો" (dhincho) or "ધાન" (dhan). These terms refer to the unhusked rice grain that is harvested from rice plants.
How do you separate paddy grains and paddy husk?
To separate paddy grains from paddy husk, a common method is to use a thresher, which mechanically beats the paddy to loosen the grains from the husk. After threshing, the mixture can be winnowed, where air is blown through it to blow away the lighter husk while the heavier grains fall to the ground. Alternatively, a rice mill can be used, which efficiently separates the grains and husk through grinding and sifting processes.
What does the ASEAN symbol 10 stalks of padi mean?
Padi is a Malayan/Indonesian word and the etymological origin of the English word 'paddy', i.e. 'rice before threshing'. You can read more about the ASEAN emblem at the Related Link below.
What are the flooded field that grow rice in Asia are called?
They are called wet-rice farming.
How much rice is grown from a rice paddy?
rice paddy is just like a bush and in other plants it is called bud. When we shake it, thousands of seeds of rice are found
What is grown in the fields called paddies?
Rice is grown in paddies, or paddy fields.
What is the proper term for someone from Sligo?
A person from sligo is called paddy sligo man
