Introduction To Effective Tillers

The permeability of soil is the driving force to ensure effective tillering. The growth of rice above ground is provided by the growth of rice underground roots. According to relevant data, the total length of rice underground roots is 30 times that of the ground, so it seems that it is not healthy enough. The aboveground part is not good for growth, and the roots are greatly affected by the soil underground. The ventilation of the soil is a prerequisite for creation. Although the stem of rice has aeration tissue, it often cannot meet the needs of the roots, especially the root hair cells. The need for oxygen for division and regeneration is just like the use of dry and wet alternation in rice farming to enhance the aerobic microorganisms in the soil, so that the substances produced by decomposition are beneficial to root growth, while the lack of oxygen and anaerobicity causes a large number of anaerobic microorganisms to breed, and the substances produced are not conducive to root growth. Roots are very bad.