Oryza coarctata

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Oryza coarctata is a wild, salt-tolerant rice species native to coastal and mangrove habitats, studied for its potential to improve salinity resistance in cultivated rice.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf halophytic grass
plant species
wild rice
belongsToClade monocots
chromosomeNumber 48
commonName wild rice
domain Eukarya
surface form: Eukaryota
ecologicalRole component of mangrove-associated flora
stabilization of coastal sediments
family Poaceae NERFINISHED
genus Oryza NERFINISHED
growthForm rhizomatous grass
habitat coastal areas
intertidal zones
mangrove ecosystems
saline marshes
kingdom Plantae
leafAnatomy C4-type Kranz anatomy
lifeForm perennial grass
nativeTo coastal South Asia
mangrove regions of the Indian subcontinent
order Poales NERFINISHED
photosyntheticPathway C4
ploidy tetraploid
potentialUse improvement of cultivated rice salinity resistance
relatedTo Oryza sativa NERFINISHED
reproduction sexual reproduction by seeds
vegetative propagation by rhizomes
researchInterest donor of salt-tolerance genes
model for halophytic adaptation in rice relatives
rootSystem adapted to waterlogged saline soils
saltTolerance high
studiedFor ion homeostasis under salinity
morphological adaptation to saline habitats
salt tolerance mechanisms
taxonRank species
toleranceTo high salinity
partial submergence
waterlogging
usedFor genetic resource for stress tolerance
salinity tolerance breeding in rice

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Oryza includesSpecies Oryza coarctata