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Rice is semi aquatic plants. Thus, traditionally grown rice cultivars in flooded soil have a reputation for growing well under flooded conditions. About 22 million ha of rice in South Asia is prone to flash flooding. In India, about 17.4 million ha of rainfed lowland rice are grown each year, of which 5.2 million ha are submergence-prone, out of the 2.65 million ha flash-flood prone areas, about 1.6 million ha rice are frequently inundated. Even during normal years, approximately 20% of the geographical area is affected by flooding, due to serious crisis most of the rice cultivars die within days of complete submergence, often resulting in total crop loss (Mackill et al., 2012).

A Physiological Approach: Nitrogen Management and Sub-1 Rice Varieties Grown in Flood Prone Ecosystem