new data on the domestication of the two subspecies indica and japonica of the asian cultivated rice (oryza sativa) during the dvaravati period in thailand and lao pdr
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Abstract
Rice hull imprints on bricks of the Dvaravati Period from four historical sites in Thailand and Lao PDR were measured
and classified. In addition, a collection of traditional rice landraces from northern, central, northeastern regions of Thailand,
Lao PDR, Vietnam and Cambodia were used to examine rice grain shapes and to test phenol reaction response of rice hulls.
The results show that rice hulls in bricks from the Dvaravati Period may be classified into three types of cultivated rice grain
shapes, i.e., round, large, and slender types. With the combined methods in archaeology, physiology and ecotype, the present
domesticated rice landraces have been combined and by implication, can be possibly traced to types of rice in the Dvaravati
Period. It is now suggested that the subspecies indica and japonica of Asian cultivated rice were domesticated at that time.
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| Authors | ;Preecha Prathepha |
| Journal | ferroelectrics |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.14456/sjst-psu.2016.65
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