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The 14 pages that link to Paddy field, each with the reason it gives.

• IrrigationBroader topic: Paddy cultivation depends on controlled water delivery and field-level water management.

• RiceRelated: Standing water suppresses weeds and suits many rice varieties, though it is not essential for all rice.

• Rice cultivationBroader topic: Flooded paddies create the controlled water conditions used in many rice systems.

• WaterloggingBroader topic: Rice cultivation uses managed waterlogging that rice varieties are adapted to tolerate.

• Yayoi periodBroader topic: Archaeological remains of paddies reveal the infrastructure behind Yayoi rice farming.

• Rice domesticationRelated: Wet-field cultivation developed alongside, and after, early rice use in some regions.

• Irrawaddy RiverRelated: Irrawaddy basin irrigation and floodplain soils support extensive rice cultivation.

• Terrace farmingRelated: Level, bunded terraces can hold water for rice cultivation on mountain slopes.

• Oryza sativaRelated: Paddy systems are a widespread cultivation method for Oryza sativa.

• Agriculture in ChinaBroader topic: Paddy fields made intensive rice cultivation possible in much of southern China.

• SalvinialesRelated: Its standing water provides conditions in which Azolla can grow alongside rice.

• RicefishRelated: Rice paddies provide seasonal, human-made habitat for some ricefish populations.

• Raised fieldCompared with: Paddies deliberately retain water, whereas many raised-field systems channel it away.

• SatoyamaBroader topic: Paddies are productive wetlands within many satoyama mosaics.