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Isolation distance used for Rice foundation seed?

Isolation distance used for Rice foundation seed? Correct Answer 3m

The correct answer is 3m.

  • Isolation distance is the minimum separation required between two or more varieties of the same species for the purpose of keeping the seed pure.
  • The isolation distance for the foundation seed of rice is 3meters.
  • The isolation distance is essential to prevent pollination from unwanted pollen in the case of cross-pollinated and often cross-pollinated species.
  • It is essential to avoid mechanical mixture and chance of cross-pollination in self-pollinated species.

 

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