Oryza meridionalis

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Oryza meridionalis is a wild rice species native to northern Australia, closely related to cultivated rice and important for genetic diversity and crop improvement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant species
wild rice
belongsToGroup AA genome Oryza species
chromosomeNumber 2n=24
class Liliopsida NERFINISHED
contributesTo rice genetic diversity
discoveredInRegion Australia NERFINISHED
family Poaceae NERFINISHED
foundIn tropical Australia
genus Oryza NERFINISHED
habitat floodplains
shallow freshwater areas
wetlands
hasCommonName wild rice
hasEcologicalRole component of natural wetland vegetation in northern Australia
hasGrowthForm tufted grass
hasLifeForm annual grass
hasTrait disease resistance genes (potential source)
tolerance to abiotic stress (relative to some cultivated rice lines)
isGermplasmSourceFor Oryza sativa improvement
rice breeding programs
isImportantFor conservation of rice genetic resources
pre-breeding material for rice
isMonocot true
isPartOf Oryza genus primary gene pool
isStudiedIn crop science
evolutionary biology
plant genetics
isWildRelativeOf African cultivated rice
Asian cultivated rice
kingdom Plantae
nativeTo Australia
northern Australia
order Poales NERFINISHED
photosyntheticPathway C3
phylum Tracheophyta
relatedTo Oryza sativa NERFINISHED
cultivated rice
reproductiveSystem self-pollinating (predominantly)
subfamily Oryzoideae
taxonRank species
tribe Oryzeae NERFINISHED
usedFor crop improvement
genetic diversity in rice breeding

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Oryza includesSpecies Oryza meridionalis