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Plant Rice 428 Primary essential character 1 Culm length 5 plants Measurement cm (integer) Distance from ground level to the base of the longest culm 2 Panicle length 5 plants Measurement cm (round to the 1st decimal place) Distance from the base to the tip of panicle on the longest culm 3 Number of panicles 5 plants Measurement Number per plant (round to the 1st decimal place) 4 Apiculus color Block Observation 1:Straw 2:Tawny 3:Brown 4:Red brown 5:Light red 6:Red 7:Light purple 8:Purple 9:Blackish purple Number of productive panicles at ripening stage At three weeks after heading 5 Grain length 5 grains Measurement mm (round to the 1st decimal place) Using a projector or dialgauge as the distance from the base of the sterile lemma to the tip of the fertile lemma or palea 6 Grain width 5 grains Measurement mm (round to the 1st decimal place) Use a projector or dialgauge to measure the maximum distance across lemma and palea 7 Brown rice length 5 grains Measurement mm (round to the 1st decimal place) Use a projector or dialgauge to measure the length of brown rice 8 Brown rice width 5 grains Measurement mm (round to the 1st decimal place) Use a projector or dialgauge to measure the maximum width of brown rice 9 Endosperm type Block Observation 2:Non-glutinous 8:Glutinous Reaction to potassium iodide solution or visually 10 Heading date Block Observation date Heading date corresponds to the day when 50% of the plants in an accession headed 11 Lemma and palea color Block Observation 1:Straw 2:Yel 3:Gold 4:Reddish yel to orange 5:Brown 6:Reddish brown 7:Purple 8:Black 9:Other At three weeks after heading

Plant Rice 428 Primary essential character 12 Presence of awn Block Observation 0:Absent 1:Extremely scarce 2:Very scarce 3:Scarce 4:Slightly scarce 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly abundant 7:Abundant 8:Extremely abundant 9:Completely 13 Awn length Block Observation 1:Very short 3:Short 5:Intermediate 7:Long 9:Very long Scarce:10%, Intermediate:25%, Abundant:40% Short:2 cm, intermediate:4 cm, long:6 cm 14 Distribution of awns Block Observation 1:Tip only 3:Upper half only 5:Whole length 15 1,000 grain weight 1,000 grains Measurement g (round to the 1st decimal place)

Plant Rice 428 Primary optional character 1 Plant type Block Observation 2:Super panicle weight type 3:Panicle weight type 4:Rather panicle weight type 5:Intermediate type 6:Rather panicle number type 7:Panicle number type 8:Super panicle number type 2 Culm thickness Block Observation 2:Very thin 3:Thin 4:Slightly thin 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly thick 7:Thick 8:Very thick 3 Culm hardness Block Observation 2:Very hard 3:Hard 4:Slightly hard 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly soft 7:Soft 8:Very soft 4 Leaf blade pubescence Block Observation 0:Glabrous 1:Very scarce 2:Scarce 3:Little 4:Slightly little 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly abundant 7:Abundant 8:Very abundant 9:Extremely abundant 5 Flag leaf angle Block Observation 2:Erect 3:Semi-erect 4:Slightly semi-erect 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly descending 7:Semidescending 8:Descending 6 Leaf blade color Block Observation 1:Yel 2:Yelish blotched 3:Light green 4:Green 5:Dark green 6:Purple blotched 7:Purple margin 8:Purple 9:Other 7 Basal leaf sheath color Block Observation 1:Yel 2:Yelish blotched 3:Light green 4:Green 5:Dark green 6:Purple blotched 7:Purple margin 8:Purple 9:Other At ripening stage At ripening stage At tillering stage At dough-ripening stage At tillering stage At tillering stage 8 Spikelet density 5 plants Measurement (round to the 1st decimal place) Number of spikelets per 10 cm of panicle axis using a panicle on the longest culm 9 Panicle exsertion Block Observation 2:Very short 3:Short 4:Slightly short 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly long 7:Long 8:Very long 10 Panicle type Block Observation 1:Lanceolate 3:Spindle 5:Clavated 7:Broom 9:Open The distance from the top of the flag leaf sheath to the panicle base Based on the type of branching, angle of primary branches and spikelet density

Plant Rice 428 Primary optional character 11 Pubescence of lemma and palea Block Observation 0:None 1:Rare 2:Scarce 3:Little 4:Slightly little 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly abundant 7:Abundant 8:Very abundant 9:Extremely abundant 12 Sterile lemma color Block Observation 1:Straw 2:Gold 3:Red 4:Purple At ripening stage 13 Phenol color reaction 5 grains Observation 0:Negative 9:Positive Dip grains into 1.5% phenol solution for 6 hours and dry sly 14 Awn color Block Observation 1:Straw 2:Yelish brown 3:Brown 4:Reddish brown 5:Light red 6:Red 7:Light purple 8:Purple 9:Blackish purple At ripening stage 15 Seed coat color Block Observation 1:White 2:Light brown 3:Variegated brown 4:Dark brown 5:Light red 6:Red 7:Variegated purple 8:Purple 9:Dark Purple/black 16 Hue of brown rice Block Observation 2:Very light 3:Light 4:Slightly light 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly dark 7:Dark 8:Very dark 17 Maturity date Block Observation date The date when more than 90% of grains on panicles become ripe 18 Days from the first heading to the full heading Block Calculation Days (integer) Number of days calculated by subtracting the date of head emergence from the date of full heading

Plant Rice 428 Secondary essential character 1 Estimated genotype for blast resistance Block Measurement Judging from the reaction pattern of rice seedlings to blast races. The genotypes of the resistance are estimated. 2 Field resistance to leaf blast 3 Varietal group of bacterial blight Block Obs.&Measr. 1:Very high 3:High 4:Slightly high 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very Block Measurement 1:Kinmaze group 2:Kogyoku group 3:Rantai Emas group 4:Wase Aikoku group 5:Jawa 14 group resistance 4 Field resistance to bacterial blight Block Obs.&Measr. 1:Very high 3:High 4:Slightly high 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very 5 Resistance to stripe Block Obs.&Measr. 1:High 9:Low 6 Resistance to green Block Obs.&Measr. 1:High 9:Low rice leafhoppers 7 Resistance to brown Block Obs.&Measr. 1:High 9:Low planthoppers 8 Drought resistance Block Obs.&Measr. 1:Very high 3:High 4:Slightly high 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very By field test at seedling stage under drought condition 9 Damaged type cold tolerance 10 Delayed type cold tolerance Block Measurement 0:Super high 1:Very high 3:High 4:Slightly high 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very Block Measurement 1:Very high 3:High 4:Slightly high 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very By temperature treatment at panicle development stage 11 Lodging tolerance 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very Judging from the lodging score by the time and the degree of occurrence

Plant Rice 428 Secondary essential character 12 Viviparity 3 panicles Measurement 1:Very high 3:High 4:Slightly high 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very Using panicles of 35 days after heading stage

Plant Rice 428 Secondary optional character 1 Resistance to Helminthosporium leaf spot 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very 2 Resistance to dwarf Block Observation 1:High 9:Very 3 Resistance to rice waika virus 4 Resistance to sheath blight 5 Resistance to rice stem maggots 6 Resistance to rice water weevils 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very 7 Salinity tolerance Block Observation 3:High 5:Intermediate 7:Low 8 Low temperature germinability Block Measurement 1:Very high 3:High 4:Slightly high 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly 7:Low 9:Very Germination percentage of seeds at 12 centi degrees for 10 days. High:70%, intermediate:50%, :30%

Plant Rice 428 Tertiary essential character 1 Yield Block Measurement kg/a (round to the 1st decimal place) Brown rice weight 2 Panicle threshability Block Observation 2:Very hard 3:Hard 4:Slightly hard 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly easy 7:Easy 8:Very easy At ripening stage 3 Grain appearance Block Observation 1:Extremely bad 2:Very bad 3:Bad 4:Slightly bad 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly good 7:Good 8:Very good 9:Excellent 4 Grain luster Block Observation 2:Very 3:Low 4:Slightly 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly high 7:High 8:Very high 5 Amount of white belly grains 6 Amount of cracked grains Block Observation 2:Very 3:Low 4:Slightly 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly high 7:High 8:Very high Block Observation 2:Very 3:Low 4:Slightly 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly high 7:High 8:Very high 7 Eating quality Block Measurement 1:Excellent 2:Very good 3:Good 4:Slightly good 5:Intermediate 6:Slightly bad 7:Bad 8:Very bad 9:Extremely bad

Plant Rice 428 Tertiary optional character 1 Top dry weight Block Measurement kg/a (round to the 1st decimal place) At ripening stage 2 Amount of white core in grains 3 Size of white core in grains Block Observation 2:Extremely few 3:Very few 4:Few 5:Intermediate 6:Some 7:Many 8:Very many Block Observation 2:Very small 3:Small 4:Somewhat small 5:Intermediate 6:Somewhat large 7:Large 8:Very large 4 Amylose content in endosperm Measurement % (round to the 1st decimal place) 5 Protein content in endosperm Measurement % (round to the 1st decimal place) 6 Presence or absence of lipoxygenase-3 in grain Measurement 2:Absent 8:Present 7 Gelatinization property Measurement 8 Content of K, P, Mg, Measurement Ca, Na, Zn, Fe and Cu in endosperm