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The growth characteristics and the Germanium (Ge) uptake of rice plant (Hopyungbyeo) insoil with Ge were investigated under different soil textures to obtain the basic information for agriculturalutilization of Ge. This study was carried out in the Wagner pot (1 5,000 -1 a). Ge concentration in soils suchas clay loam, silt loam, loam and sandy loam for rice plant cultivation was treated at 8 mg kg -1 .Thegrowth status of rice plant was almost similar in all soil texture, and rice yield was higher in the order ofsilt loam > clay loam > loam > sandy loam. In rice bran, the Ge uptakes in silt loam, clay loam, loam andsandy loam were 980, 868, 754 and 803 g pot μ -1 , respectively. The Ge uptakes of brown rice and polishrice were greater in the order of silt loam > sandy loam > clay loam > loam. In silt loam, the Ge uptakerates in leaf, stem, root, rice bran and brown rice were 19.7, 2.3, 0.03, 3.1 and 0.44%, respectively.Therefore, under the given experimental condition the optimum soil texture for production of functional ricewith Ge is a silt loam.Key Words:

Effects of Soil Texture on Germanium Uptake and Growth in Rice Plant by Soil Application with Germanium