The 60th Annual Meeting of
the Japanese Society ofPlant Physiologists
https://jspp.org/annualmeeting/60/

Meeting Information
1. General Information
1-1. Important Notice
1-2. Venue and Access
1-3. Registration of Participants
1-4. Lunch
1-5. Cloakroom

Date:

March 13 (Wed) through March 15 (Fri), 2019

Venue:

Higashiyama Campus, Nagoya University

Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8601, Japan
http://en.nagoya-u.ac.jp/access/index.html

Banquet: HOTEL MIELPARQUE NAGOYA

3-16-16 Aoi, Higashi-ku, Nagoya 461-0004, Japan
https://www.mielparque.jp/nagoya/en/

1-6. Nursery Service
1-7. Notes for Presenters
1-8. Access to Abstract Book Using
Application Software
1-9. Free Wireless LAN Service
1-10. Notes for Chairpersons
1-11. Patents
1-12. Prohibitions
1-13. Contact information and Bulletin Board
1-14. Mixer
2. Contents of the Annual Meeting

Organizing Committee

2-1. Banquet

Chairperson: Masayoshi Maeshima

2-2. JSPP Awards Ceremony and Award
LecturesVice-Chairperson: Yuichi Fujita / Toshinori Kinoshita

2-3. Symposia

General Affairs: Masaki Ito / Miki Kawachi / Natsuki Tanaka

2-4. Database Workshop

Accounting: Takafumi Yamashino

2-5. Luncheon Seminars

Banquet: Yoshikatsu Matsubayashi

2-6. Satellite Meetings

Program Committee: Norihito Nakamichi (Chairperson)

2-7. JSPP Committee Meetings

Motoyuki Ashikari / Mimi Hashimoto / Tetsuya Higashiyama / Shin-ichiro Inoue /Program

Takatoshi Kiba / Takuya Matsuo / Hitoshi Mori / Masayoshi Nakamura / Mikio

Satellite Meetings

General Presentations▲

Kenichiro Maeo / Takumi Noguchi / Shoji Segami / Mitsutaka Taniguchi

Luncheon Seminars▲

Poster and exhibition: Gohta Goshima / Mizuho Ichinose / Shin-ichi Maeda /Database Workshop▲

Shin Takeda / Kumi Yoshida / Yasushi Yoshioka / Chiharu Ueguchi

Symposia▲

Venue: Koji Takahashi / Tsukaho Hattori / Yoshiaki Inukai / Sumie Ishiguro /JSPP Awards Ceremony and Award Lectures▲

Naoyuki Uchida / Minako Ueda

Timetable▲

Katsuhiro Shiratake / Mamoru Sugita / Ryo Tabata / Yuichiro Tsuchiya /▲Nakazono / Michitaka Notaguchi / Tatsuo Omata / Hidefumi Shinohara /Nursery: Narie Sasaki / Youichi Nakanishi / Miyako Ueguchi-Tanaka• Oral Presentations

Mixer: Setsuyuki Aoki

• List of Chairpersons

JTPB2019 (60th anniversary memorial project): Yasuomi Tada / Toshiro Ito /• Poster Presentations

Hirofumi Yoshioka

Conference Secretaria
Nakanishi Printing Co., Ltd.

Shimodachiuri-Ogawa, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto 602-8048, Japan
FAX: +81-75-415-3662

E-mail: jspp2019@nacos.com

AUTHOR INDEX TO ABSTRACT▲

Masahiro Kanaoka / Miyo T. Morita / Mika Nomoto / Wataru Sakamoto /1. General Information
1-1. Important Notice1) Program and Abstract Book (see also section 1-8.)• No program booklet is provided at the meeting site.
• The program and abstracts are accessible electronically using iOS/Android Apps, which will be available after March 6(Wed).
• The PDF file for the Abstract Book is also available at the meeting website.
• The Apps and Abstract Book are available only for those who have completed their registration to attend this meeting.

2) Registration of attendance (see also section 1-3.)• For those who have completed their registration, please do not forget to bring the postcard for name tag, which will be sent at
the beginning of March. For those with the postcard, no on-site registration is required; just take a name tag holder at theentrance.
• Early-bird registration has been closed. Those who have not registered online need to register on site.

3) Japan–Taiwan Plant Biology (JTPB) 2019
• JTPB 2019, a joint international conference with the Taiwan Society of Plant Biologists, will be held in tandem with thisannual meeting. The poster session and symposia on Day 3 will be held as a joint program with JTPB2019.
• JTPB2019 participants from Taiwan can also attend all programs of the JSPP annual meeting.
• A banquet will be held on Day 2 as a welcome party for the JTPB2019 participants from Taiwan.
• The Keynote Symposia of JTPB2019 on March 16 will be held at Toyoda Auditorium in Higashiyama Campus. Please beaware that the meeting place on this day is different from that on Days 1–3.

4) Poster presentations [see also section “1-7. 1) General Presentations 3. Poster presentations”]• Poster discussions are scheduled on Day 1 (poster numbers beginning with PF) and Day 3 (poster numbers beginning with
PL). On Day 2, those presenting on Day 1 should remove their posters at 9:00–10:00, and those presenting on Day 3 should
mount their posters at 12:00–16:00.
• On both Day 1 and Day 3, presenters of odd- and even-numbered posters should be in front of their boards during the firsthalf and second half of the discussion time, respectively (Please refer to the programs).

5) Distribution of anniversary gift bags
• Anniversary bags will be presented to all participants of the JSPP annual meeting in commemoration of the 60th anniversaryof JSPP. The anniversary bags are limited to one per participant. Please show your name tag and receive one at Lecture RoomC12 in the morning of Day 1, and anytime afterwards, you may do so at the reception desk of the annual meeting.

About the Meeting Logo
The logo of the 60th Annual Meeting of JSPP at Nagoya was designed by combining the “Golden Shachihoko”, a symbol of
Nagoya, and Hananoki, the tree of Aichi prefecture. In this logo, the dynamic body of Shachihoko is expressed with leaves ofHananoki, and red flowers of Hananoki are arranged on the left side. Hananoki, Acer pycnanthum, is an endemic species in Japan,
naturally growing in a limited area in the Chubu region including Aichi Prefecture, and the red flowers bloom before the leaves
come out in early spring. The logo of JTPB2019 is designed with plum blossoms, Taiwan’s national flower, to pair with the JSPP
Nagoya logo, wishing for active academic exchanges between the members of JSPP and TSPB. We welcome everyone who iscoming to Nagoya for the 60th Annual Meeting of JSPP with the smile of Shachihoko. (Shachihoko is a fabulous dolphin-like fish,a pair of which were traditionally used to decorate the roof ridges of Japanese castles. The Golden Shachihoko on Nagoya Castle isthe most famous one due to its size and beauty, thus making Shachihoko one of the symbols of Nagoya.)21-2. Venue and Access■ Train

The closest station from Higashiyama Campus, Nagoya University is

Nagoya Daigaku Sta. (Subway Meijo Line).
- Liberal Arts and Sciences Main Building: 6 minutes walk from Exits 1- Toyoda Auditorium (JTPB2019 Keynote Symposia): 3 minutes walk from Exits 2
From Nagoya Station:

Take the Subway Higashiyama Line to Motoyama Sta. (15 minutes),then transfer to the Subway Meijo Line to Nagoya Daigaku Sta.
(Higashiyama Campus is just oﬀ the subway exit.).

Centrair (Central Japan International Airport):■ Airplane From
Take the Meitetsu Line to Kanayama Sta. (30 min.),then transfer to the Subway Meijyo Line to Nagoya Daigaku Sta. (21 min.).

■ Banquet HOTEL MIELPARQUE NAGOYA Take the Subway Higashiyama Line to Chikusa Sta.
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Guide map (Nagoya University, Higashiyama Campus)to Liberal Arts and Sciences Main Building
to Toyoda Auditorium 

Toyoda Auditorium
March 16 (Sat) :JTPB2019 Keynote Symposia

Liberal Arts and Sciences Main Building

University Cafeteria (Mei-dining)

Registration Desk / Cloak
JSPP Awards Ceremony and Award Lectures (Room N)
Symposia (Room A/B/F/N)
JTPB2019 Symposia (Room A/B/F/G)
Database Workshop (Room F)
Oral Presentation (Room C-M, O)
Poster Presentations (Room P-Y)
Exhibition Booths (1F)
Board of Delegates’ Meeting (Room N)

Mixer■ Nearby General Hospitals
1. Japanese Red Cross Nagoya Daini Hospital（名古屋第二赤十字病院）
052-832-1121 (main number)

https://www.nagoya2.jrc.or.jp (Japanese)

2. Nagoya University Hospital（名古屋大学医学部付属病院）
052-832-1121 (main number)

https://www.med.nagoya-u.ac.jp/hospital_en/ (English)

3. Seirei Hospital（聖霊病院）
052-832-1181

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http://www.seirei-hospital.org (Japanese)Conference Room
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Photosynthesis

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Poster Presentations Exhibitions
Wed., March 13 JSPP2019 Day 1

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Poster Presentations Exhibitions
Fri., March 15 JSPP2019 Day 3/JTPB2019 Day 27

1-3. Registration of Participants
1) The registration desk will be open from 8:30 on March 13 (Wed) at the entrance of the venue.
2) Those who have completed their online registration: Bring the postcard for the name tag sent to you in the
beginning of March, and you do not need to visit the registration desk. Please take a name tag holder at theentrance.
3) On-site registration: Visit the on-site registration desk and pay the fees shown below.
On-site registration fee (including fee for online access to the Abstract Book)
JSPP Members

JPY 11,000 (tax free)

JSPP Student Members

JPY 6,000 (tax free)

Non-JSPP members

JPY 14,000 (tax included)

Banquet fee
JSPP Members

JPY 9,000 (tax included)

JSPP Student Members

JPY 9,000 (tax included)

Non-JSPP Members

JPY 9,000 (tax included)

Gala Dinner fee (JTPB2019)
JSPP Members

JPY 6,000 (tax included)

JSPP Student Members

JPY 6,000 (tax included)

Non-JSPP Members

JPY 6,000 (tax included)

4) The registration desk may be congested shortly before the start of sessions on Day 1. Those who will register onsite and those who did not bring their name tags are requested to visit the desk in plenty of time.
5) Undergraduate students and junior- and high-school students can attend this Meeting free of charge regardless of
their JSPP membership. Please see “Registration” on the meeting website. Although these participants cannot
access the online Abstract Book, they can download the program from the meeting website.
6) Always wear your name tag on your chest at the venue. The Meeting Committee will check your name tag.

1-4. Lunch
The university cafeteria (with 650 seats) next to the venue is open during the meeting period. You can also findrestaurants, cafes, and convenience stores around the venue.

1-5. Cloakroom
The cloakroom is located on the first floor (lecture room C14) and is open during the following hours. Please collect
your luggage by the closing hour of each day as belongings will not be kept overnight. Please do not include valuables
in your luggage.
Day 1:   March 13 (Wed)

8:30–19:30

Day 2:   March 14 (Thu)

8:30–18:30

Day 3:   March 15 (Fri)

8:30–19:00

1-6. Nursery Service
An on-site nursery service is available during the Meeting. For this service, reservation is required beforehand.
Please contact the Conference Secretariat for details.
81-7. Notes for Presenters
When preparing figures and tables for your presentation, please refer to the website “Color Universal Design (CUD)—How to make figures and presentations that are friendly to colorblind people—” (http://jfly.iam.u-tokyo.ac.jp/
color/).
1) General Presentations
1. Qualification of presenters
In accordance with JSPP Article 7(3), the presenters of the Annual Meeting must be JSPP members. If you are apresenter who is in the process of enrollment, please complete the procedure and the payment of the membershipfee before the Annual Meeting, otherwise your presentation will be canceled.
2. Style of presentations
The Annual Meeting Committee have tried to meet your request with regard to the type of presentation (poster ororal presentation) upon abstract submission. However, owing to the space limitation of the venue, a significant
number of submissions requesting poster presentation have been assigned to the oral presentation session. Please
prepare your presentation after confirming your type of presentation in the program.
3. Poster presentations
Posters should be in English. The poster panel is 90 cm (width) × 210 cm (height from the floor). Pushpins for
mounting your poster are provided by the Meeting Committee.
<Posting and removing posters>• Those making presentation in the first half of the Annual Meeting (marked with PF at the beginning of theabstract number) should mount their posters from 9:00 to 12:30 on Day 1 and remove them anytime from 9:00 to
10:00 on Day 2. Any posters remaining after this period will be removed by the Meeting Committee.
• Those making presentation in the second half of the Annual Meeting (marked with PL at the beginning of theabstract number) should mount their posters from 12:00 to 16:00 on Day 2 and remove them by 17:00 on Day 3.
Any posters remaining after this period will be removed by the Meeting Committee.
<Poster discussion time>• The poster discussion for those making presentations in the first half of the Annual Meeting is on Day 1, while itis on Day 3 for those making presentations in the second half. The poster discussion times are as follows.
• For presentations in the first half: 17:00–19:00 on Day 1.
• For presentations in the second half: 14:00–16:00 on Day 3.
• On both Days 1 and 3, presenters of odd- and even-numbered posters should be in front of their boards during thefirst and second half of the poster discussion time, respectively• The poster session on Day 3 will be held as a joint program with JTPB2019. The abstract numbers beginning withPT are assigned to the titles for JTPB2019 participants from Taiwan.
4. Oral presentations• Slides used in oral presentations should be in English. Prepare a brief summary slide in English at the end.
• Each presentation is a 15-min slot, a talk for 12 min and discussion for 2 min 30 sec, followed by a 30-sec interval
for the next speaker. To keep the session on time, please strictly follow the time limits.
• Before the presentation, please check your slides in the Preview rooms on the first floor (Lecture Room S16).
There will be no staff attending the Preview rooms. For questions, please visit the Conference Secretariat roomon the first floor.
• Only PC projectors can be used. The recommended resolution is 1024 × 768 (aspect ratio 4:3). Set the resolutionof your PC to 1024 × 768.
9• The Annual Meeting Committee does not provide PCs for presenters. Presenters should bring their own PC.
Also, presenters should ask their colleagues if assistance is required in operating instruments and devices.
• Presenters should take the Next Presenter’s seat and open files for presentation in their PC before the end of theprevious presentation.
• Connect the PC directly to the external monitor using the cables at the desk for the speaker. To avoid troubles, theinput switch box will not be used in this annual meeting.
• A mini D-sub 15-pin connector cable is used for the connection. If special adapters (e.g., Mac, HDMI, USB
type-C) are required, please provide them by yourself.
• After the presentation, disconnect the connector and return it to its original position for the next presenter.
2) Symposium presentations
The procedures for symposium presentations are the same as those for oral presentations except for the presentation
time slots. Please refer to “4. Oral presentations” above or ask the organizers of your symposium for details.

1-8. Access to Abstract Book Using Application Software
Application software to access the Abstract Book from compatible mobile terminals, such as smartphones andtablets, will be distributed. The software will be available for iOS and Android, and can be downloaded from the App
Store or Google Play. The software will be downloadable after March 6 (Wed). The password will be provided bye-mail after March 6. Only the participants of the Annual Meeting, except for those described in section 1-3. 5) above,
can access the Abstract Book.

1-9. Free Wireless LAN Service
Free wireless LAN connection is available at the venue. Note that the number of access is not limited, but it may bedifficult to connect at some locations and in some situations. Use the information on wireless LAN connection printed
on the postcard sent to those who completed their registration online. Participants who have completed their on-site
registration will receive information on wireless LAN connection at the reception desk for on-site registration.

1-10. Notes for Chairpersons
Please come to the assigned session at least 15 minutes before the starting time and notify the staff of yourattendance. Please assign a chairperson to each presentation prior to the Annual Meeting.
No microphone for members of the audiences will be available in some small rooms. If the question is difficult tohear, you can ask the questioner to repeat it with a loud voice or you can repeat the question with your microphone.
Moreover, ensure that the session proceeds on-time.

1-11. Patents
Upon the revision of “Operational Guidelines for Applicants Seeking the Application of Exceptions to Lack of
Novelty of Invention”, a certificate of presentation is considered to be unnecessary. Therefore, JSPP will not issue sucha certificate in this Annual Meeting.

1-12. Prohibitions
It is strictly prohibited to photograph the contents of presentations with cameras, videos, or mobile phones, or to
make recordings without permission from the presenter.
101-13. Contact Information and Bulletin Board• Contact to the Conference Secretariat
For questions to the Annual Meeting Committee, send an e-mail to jspp2019@nacos.com.
• Bulletin board
Messages to participants will be posted on the bulletin board near the reception desk at the entrance.
Announcements will not be made at the venue. The bulletin board is also open to participants for mutualcommunication; feel free to post your messages.

1-14. Mixer
The mixer will be held from 18:00 on Day 1 (March 13) at the university cafeteria (Mei-dining) located adjacent tothe venue. All participants are encouraged to attend the mixer.

2. Contents of the Annual Meeting
2-1. Banquet
A banquet will be held at the Hotel Mielparque Nagoya from 19:00 on Day 2 (March 14). It is about 15 minutes bymetro from the venue to the hotel. On-site registration for the banquet is accepted at the reception desk.
HOTEL MIELPARQUE NAGOYA
3-16-16 Aoi, Higashi-ku, Nagoya 461-0004, Japan
https://www.mielparque.jp/nagoya/en/

2-2. JSPP Awards Ceremony and Award Lectures
Date and time: Day 2, March 14 (Thu) 16:15–18:00
Venue: Room N
Please see the program p.19 for details.

2-3. Symposia
Nine symposia will be held on Days 1 and 2 in this Meeting. In addition, 12 symposia will be held on Day 3 as a
joint program with JTPB2019. For the content and purpose of each symposium, please refer to the Meeting website(https://jspp.org/annualmeeting/60/E-index.html). Please see p.20–28 for the program.
Day 1, March 13 (Wed) 9:30–12:30♦ S01

Understanding of field plants and development of innovative techniques toward these plant regulation♦ S02

The final phase of the photosynthetic electron transport♦ S03

Understanding the plant survival strategies from the perspective of stem cells

Day 1, March 13 (Wed) 14:00–17:00♦ S04

Strategies of mechanical optimization in plants♦ S05

Metabolisms as Survival Strategy in Plants♦ S06

Plant adaptation strategies via ABA-mediated signaling in change of environmental conditions.

Day 2, March 14 (Thu) 9:00–12:00♦ S07

Find out the mechanism supporting C4 photosynthesis
11Day 2, March 14 (Thu) 13:30–16:00♦ S08

How to inherit and rewrite cellular memory in plants♦ S09

Plant mineral transporters: from function to structure and modelling

2-4. The 15th Database Workshop
Date and time: Day 2, March 14 (Thu) 9:00–12:00
Venue: Room F
Organizers: Kentaro Yano (Meiji Univ.), Shizuka Koshimizu (Meiji Univ.)
Please see p.29 for the program.

2-5. Luncheon Seminars
Registration is not required, but distribution of lunch box will be on a first-come-first-served basis.
Please see p.30–33 for the program and contents.
♦ Leave a Nest Luncheon Seminar: Contest to Social Challenges by Plant Scientists
Date and time: Day 1, March 13 (Wed) 12:45–13:45
Venue: Room G
Sponsor: Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.
♦ PCP Luncheon Seminar “60 Years of PCP: Past, Present and Future”
Date and time: Day 1, March 13 (Wed) 12:45–13:45
Venue: Room N
Organizer: PCP Editors Committee, Sponsor: Oxford University Press♦ Carrier Path Seminar on Gender Equality
The current status of Japanese science and technology as seen from a large-scale survey with a focus on
fostering young researchers and promoting the empowerment of the female researchers
Date and time: Day 2, March 14 (Thu) 12:15–13:15
Venue: Room C
Sponsor: JSPP Gender Equality Committee♦ Leica Microsystems K.K. Luncheon Seminar
Date and time: Day 2, March 14 (Thu) 12:15–13:15
Venue: Room G
Sponsor: Leica Microsystems K.K.

2-6. Satellite Meetings
Please see p.34–37 for the programs.
♦ The 21st Plant Organelle Workshop
Date and time: March 12 (Tue) (The day before the Meeting), 13:00–18:40
Venue: Sakata Hirata Hall, Science South building, Nagoya University (Higashiyama Campus)
Representative Organizer: Junichi Obokata (Kyoto Prefectural University)
Cellular organelles play key roles in the development, function, homeostasis, and environmental adaptation ofplants. This workshop provides an opportunity for plant scientists of various disciplines to exchange latest findings,
ideas, and relevant techniques regarding plant organelles, and for communication and discussion. Invited speakers
12will address topics, including chloroplasts, mitochondria, other cellular organelles, and whole plants from themolecular level to the environmental level.
This workshop is free to all participants, but they are encouraged to register at our website. People who wish tojoin the mixer after the talk session should register at our website below by Monday, March 4. Beer, soft drinks, andfood will be provided at a cost of 4,500 yen per person (4,000 yen for graduate and undergraduate students).
Contact addresses: Takuya Matsuo, E-mail: t-matsuo@gene.nagoya-u.ac.jp
Kensuke Kusumi, E-mail: kusumi.k.239@m.kyushu-u.ac.jp
http://dfns.u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp/labs/pctech/workshop♦ 4th Workshop on Photosynthetic Bacteria
Date and time: The day before the Meeting, March 12 (Tue) 13:30–17:00
Venue: Room C
Organizers: Dr. Jiro Harada (Kurume University School of Medicine), E-mail: jiro_harada@med.kurume-u.ac.jp
Dr. Yusuke Tsukatani (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology), E-mail: tsukatani@
jamstec.go.jp
Dr. Chihiro Azai (Ritsumeikan University), E-mail:cazai@fc.ritsumei.ac.jp
Anoxygenic photosynthetic bacteria are now subjects for various fields of studies including biochemistry,
molecular biology, structural biology, biophysics, bioorganic chemistry, microbial ecology, etc. This workshop
invites speakers talking their latest achievements and provides new insights into studies on anoxygenic
photosynthetic bacteria through discussion. Registration fee is free. After the workshop, we will have a banquet(fee: about 4,500 yen). To resister the workshop and/or banquet, please fill the Entry Form (https://goo.gl/LGQ4FV)(deadline, 03/01/2019). We are expecting your participation.
♦ The 37th Meeting of the Japanese Society for Young Plant Physiologists
Date and time: Day 1, March 13 (Wed) 19:15-20:45
Venue: Lecture room, 1st floor of ITbM building, Nagoya University (Higashiyama Campus)
Organizers: Rumi Amano (Kyoto Sangyo University), Tatsuya Nobori (Max-Planck Institute for Plant Breeding
Research)
This meeting offers young scientists and students the opportunity to exchange information and discuss topics
related to research and career development. We invited two speakers to share their own stories with us. Dr. Akito
Kano is an R&D researcher at Takii Seed company studying crop protection from pests and diseases. Dr. Keiko
Kuwata is a Chief-Coordinator of ITbM Molecular Structure Center, Nagoya University, providing supports on
Mass spectrometry. No registration required to participate in this meeting.
Meal boxes will be provided at the meeting upon request. There will be an after meeting gathering with the
speakers and participants. Please register for the meal boxes and/or the gathering at https://goo.gl/forms/
KLhpgwxm1M8cB8Gh2 by March 6.
More details are available on the meeting website (http://www.cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp/~i1659019/wakatenokai.html).
Contact addresses: Rumi Amano: i1659019@cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp
Tatsuya Nobori: nobori@mpipz.mpg.de♦ The 2nd Meeting of Plant Mathematical Modeling
Date and time: Day 1, March 13 (Wed) 19:00-20:30
Venue: The 5th lecture room, 1st floor of Lecture building, Graduate school of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya
University (Higashiyama Campus)
13Organizers: Hironori Fujita (National Institute for Basic Biology), Munetaka Sugiyama (University of Tokyo)
This meeting is aimed at gathering together researchers and students interested in mathematical models in plantscience regardless of whether they are experimental researchers, theorists, beginners, or experienced, and to
exchange information and deepening friendship. This meeting is also aimed at building a community in thisresearch field, and is planned to be held continuously in annual meetings of JSPP and BSJ. In the meeting, invited
speakers will talk about their collaborative research between experiments and modeling. This meeting is free to allparticipants, and if you are interested please feel free to join us.

2-7. JSPP Committee Meetings
The day before the meeting, Tue., March 12
9:00–10:00[Science and Agricultural Building SA329]

PCP Editors Board pre-Meeting

10:30–16:30[Science and Agricultural Building SA329]

PCP Editors and Advisory Editorial Board Meeting

14:30–16:30[Lecture Room C10]

Public Relations Committee Meeting

16:00–17:00[Room N]

Directors’ and managers’ Meeting

17:00–19:30[Room N]

Board of Delegates’ Meeting

Day1, Wed., March 13
12:45–13:45[Lecture Room C10]

JSPP Awards Committee Meeting

12:45–13:45[Lecture Room S15]

GMO Working Group Meeting

12:45–13:45[Lecture Room S14]

Gender Equality Committee Meeting

Day2, Thu., March 14
12:15–13:15[Lecture Room C10]G
 athering of Science Advisors and Public Relations Committee Members

Day3, Fri., March 15
12:55–13:30[Lecture Room C10]

16:00–17:30[Conference Secretariat Rm] Annual Meeting Committee Meeting

14

International Committee Meeting

15

10:00

Symposia

Oral Presentations

10:00

11:00

11:00

12:00

12:00

10:00

10:00

14:00

10:00

11:00

11:00

12:00

JTPB2019 Symposia

12:00

10:00

11:00

9:00

10:00

11:00

JTPB2019 Keynote Symposia

9:00

12:00

12:00

13:00

13:00

13:00

13:00

13:00

15:00

15:00

15:00

15:00

16:00

16:00

16:00

16:00

16:00

15:00

15:00

14:00

15:00

JTPB2019 Keynote Symposia

14:00

14:00

16:00

16:00

16:00

Poster Discussion (2nd half)

14:00

14:00

Poster Mounting (2nd half)
12:00

JTPB2019 (March 16, Saturday)

9:00

JTPB2019 Symposia

Poster Viewing (2nd half)

Oral Presentations

9:00

Day 3 (March 15, Friday)

9:00

11:00

13:00

Oral Presentations

12:00

14:00

Symposia

11:00

Symposia

Symposia

10:00

13:00

15:00

Oral Presentations

14:00

Poster Viewing (1st half)

13:00

Oral Presentations

9:00

Day 2 (March 14, Thursday)

9:00

Poster Mounting (1st half)

9:00

Day 1 (March 13, Wednesday)
18:00

19:00

17:00

17:00

17:00

Mixer

18:00

18:00

18:00

18:00

19:00

19:00

19:00

19:00

Banquet

19:00

19:00

18:00

19:00

JTPB2019 Gala Dinner

18:00

18:00

JTPB2019 Symposia

17:00

17:00

JSPP Award Ceremonyand Lectures

17:00

17:00

Poster Discussion (1st half)

17:00

Time Table of 60th JSPP Annual Meeting and JTPB2019

20:00

20:00

20:00

20:00

20:00

20:00

20:00

20:00

一般社団法人

21:00

21:00

21:00

21:00

21:00

21:00

21:00

21:00

ime
Wed., March 13
Ttable
9

10

11

12

JSPP 2019 Day 1
13

14

15

16

A

Symposium S01
Understanding of field plants anddevelopment of innovative techniques
toward these plant regulation

Symposium S04
Strategies of mechanical optimizationin plants

B

Symposium S02
The final phase of the photosynthetic
electron transport

Symposium S05
Metabolisms as Survival Strategy inPlantsC

Biomembrane/Ion and solute transport

Cell cycle/Cell division

D

Primary metabolism

Primary metabolism, Secondary
metabolism

E

Environmental responses ofphotosynthesi

Photosynthesis,
Environmental responses ofphotosynthesis

F

Environmental responses A

Symposium S06
Plant adaptation strategies via
ABA-mediated signaling in change ofenvironmental conditions

G

Plant hormones/Signaling molecules

H

Epigenetic regulation

Reproductive growth

I

Flowering/Clock

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

J

Vegetative growth

Vegetative growth

K

Plant-organism interaction A

Plant-organism interaction A

L

Plant-organism interaction B

Transcriptional, post-transcriptional/
Translational regulations/Protein
modification & degradation

M

Environmental responses C

Environmental responses B

N

Symposium S03
Understanding the plant survival
strategies from the perspective ofstem cells

O

Systems biology

P-Y

Mounting posters (First half)

Other

16

Luncheon
SeminarLeave a Nest

17

18

19

Plant hormones/Signaling molecules

Luncheon
Seminar
PCP

Systems biology

Poster presentation (First half)

Questions and answers
Odd
numbers

Even
numbers

Mixer (Mei-dining)
The 37th Meeting of the Japanese Society for Young Plant Physiologists
The 2nd Meeting of Plant Mathematical ModelingimeThu., March 14
Ttable
9

10

11

12

JSPP 2019 Day 2 / JTPB 2019 Day 1
13

14

15

17

18

19

Symposium S08
How to inherit and rewrite
cellular memory in plants

A

Symposium S09
Plant mineral transporters:from function to structure andmodellingB

Symposium S07
Find out the mechanism supportingC4 photosynthesis

C

Cell wallD

Secondary metabolism

E

Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis

F

The 15th Database Workshop

Flowering/ClockG

Plant hormones/Signaling
molecules

H

Reproductive growthI

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

J

Vegetative growth

Vegetative growth

K

Plant-organism interaction A

Plant-organism
interaction A, B

Luncheon
SeminarPhotoreceptors/
Photoresponses

Career Path Seminar on Gender Equality

Luncheon
SeminarLeica
Microsystemes
K.K.

Membrane trafficking[Live Remote]
JSPP Awards:
Ceremony and
Lectures

L

M

16

Environmental responses B

Environmental responses C

JSPP Awards:
Ceremony and
LecturesN

O

Others (New technology, Bioresources)

P-Y

Posterremoval(First half)

JSPP2019 / JTPB2019
Mounting posters (Second half)

Other

JSPP2019 / JTPB2019
Banquet(HOTEL MIELPARQUE NAGOYA)

17

ime
Fri., March 15
Ttable91011

JSPP 2019 Day 3 / JTPB 2019 Day 2
12

13

14

15

16

17

18

A

JTPB2019
Symposium Session 1
Environmental Responses,
Abiotic Stresses I

JTPB2019
Symposium Session 5
Environmental Responses,
Abiotic Stresses II

JTPB2019

JTPB2019
Symposium Session 2
Biomembrane, Ion and
Solute Transporters

JTPB2019

JTPB2019

B

Symposium Session 6
Evolution, Taxonomy

Symposium Session 10
Gene RegulationC

Photoreceptors/Photoresponses

Symposium Session 9
Growth and Development

DE

Photosynthesis
JTPB2019

F

Symposium Session 3
Cell Biology
JTPB2019

G

Symposium Session 4
Plant-Micorbe Interaction

JTPB2019
Symposium Session 7
Primary and Secondary
Metabolism

JTPB2019

Symposium Session 11
Photobiology

JTPB2019
Symposium Session 8
Plant Hormones, Signaling
Molecules

JTPB2019

Symposium Session 12
Crop Improvement

H

I

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

J

Vegetative growth

K

Plant-organism interaction B

L

Transcriptional, posttranscriptional/Translational
regulations/Protein modification& degradation

M

Environmental responses B

N

O

P-Y

Other

18

JSPP2019 / JTPB2019
Poster presentation (Second half)

Questions and answers
Odd
numbers

Even
numbers

Poster removal(Second half)19Day 2, PM

JSPP Awards

Thu., March 14, 16:15–18:00

Room N

JSPP Awards Ceremony and Award Lectures
Awards Ceremony
JSPP Award, JSPP Young Investigator Awards, PCP Award, and
JSPP Honorary Membership Award
16:15

Reports on Selection Process

Chairpersons of Award Committee

16:30

JSPP Award, JSPP Young Investigator Awards and PCP Award

JSPP President

16:40

Honorary Membership Award
Masayuki Katsumi (ICU, Professor Emeritus)

JSPP PresidentAward Lectures
Language: Japanese

16:50

A01

JSPP Award“Studies on the Function of Ribosome as a Play Stage for the Maintenance of Cellular
Homeostasis”
Satoshi Naito (Grad. Sch. Agr., Hokkaido Univ.)

17:10

A02

JSPP Young Investigator Award“Temperature sensing mechanism involved in chloroplast movement”
Yutaka Kodama (Center for Biosci. Res. Edu., Utsunomiya Univ.)

17:25

A03

JSPP Young Investigator Award“Molecular genetic studies on symbiotic organ development and nitrate response during legume— Rhizobium symbiosis”
Takuya Suzaki (Grad. Sch. Life & Env. Sci., Univ. Tsukuba)

17:40

A04

PCP Award
Makoto Hayashi, Mina Tanaka, Saki Yamamoto, Taro Nakagawa, Masatake Kanai,
Aya Anegawa, Miwa Ohnishi, Tetsuro Mimura and Mikio Nishimura (2017)“Plastidial Folate Prevents Starch Biosynthesis Triggered by Sugar Influx into
Non-Photosynthetic Plastids of Arabidopsis”
Plant Cell Physiol. 58(8): 1328–1338
Makoto Hayashi (Dept. Biosci., Nagahama Inst. Biosci. Technol.), et al.

19Day 1, AM

Symposium 01

Wed., March 13, 9:30–12:30 Room A

Understanding of field plants and development of innovativetechniques toward these plant regulation
Language: Japanese

Organizers: Nobutoshi Yamaguchi (NAIST)
Yoko Mizuta (Nagoya University)
Shigeo Sugano (Ritsumeikan Universtiy)● Chairperson: Shigeo Sugano

09:30 		Opening remarks
Nobutoshi Yamaguchi

09:30

S01-1

Molecular genetic analysis for epigenetic memory and acquired traits
Nobutoshi Yamaguchi1,2 (1NAIST, 2JST PRESTO)

09:55

S01-2

Evolution and diversification of sexual systems in plants: insights from “persimmon”
Takashi Akagi1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Agric., Kyoto Univ., 2JST-PRESTO)

10:20

S01-3

Gene Expression Dynamics Of The Obligate Filamentous Pathogen Blumeria Spp. And Their
Host Plant Under Field Environments
Kentaro Yoshida1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Agric. Sci., Kobe Univ., 2JST, Presto)● Chairperson: Yoko Mizuta

10:45

S01-4

Elucidating biological networks of plant-microbiota superorganism
Yasunori Ichihashi (RIKEN BioResource Research Center)

11:10

S01-5

Precise control of auxin signaling by synthetic approach
Shinya Hagihara1,2 (1CSRS, RIKEN, 2ITbM, Nagoya Univ.)● Chairperson: Nobutoshi Yamaguchi

11:35

S01-6

Development of the core technology that allows quantitative evaluation of solute movement in aliving plant using radioisotopes
Keitaro Tanoi1,2, Ryohei Sugita1, Natsuko I. Kobayashi1 (1Grad. Sch. Agri. Life Sci., UTokyo,
2
JST PRESTO)

12:00

S01-7

Genetic modification of plant reproductive cells using pollen tube as a vector and the study ofplant reproduction
Yoko Mizuta1,2, Shiori Nagahara2, Daisuke Kurihara1,2, Tetsuya Higashiyama2,3(1JST PRESTO, 2ITbM, Nagoya Univ., 3Grad. Sch. of Sci., Nagoya Univ.)

12:25

Closing remarks
Yoko Mizuta
Co-sponsored by JST PRESTO Creation of next-generation fundamental
technologies for the control of biological phenomena in field-grown plants

20Day 1, AM

Symposium 02

Wed., March 13, 9:30–12:30 Room B

The final phase of the photosynthetic electron transport
Language: Japanese

Organizers: Shinji Masuda (Cent. Biol. Res. Inform., Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
Kentaro Ifuku (Grad. Sch. Biostu., Kyoto Univ.)● Chairperson: Shinji Masuda

09:30 		  Shinji Masuda
09:40

S02-1

Photosynthesis Organisms Favor O2 to Suppress ROS Production~Who Understands O2 Worlds?~
Chikahiro Miyake (Fac Agri, Kobe University)

10:05

S02-2

Roles of far-red light in regulation of photosynthesis in fluctuating light in land plants
Masaru Kono, Wataru Yamori, Ichiro Terashima (Sch. Sci. Univ. Tokyo)

10:30

S02-3

Structural basis for the electron transfer mechanism between photosystem I and ferredoxin
Hisako Kubota-Kawai1, Risa Mutoh2, Takahisa Ikegami3, Hideaki Tanaka4, Genji Kurisu4(1Faculty of Sci., Yamagata Univ., 2Faculty of Sci., Fukuoka Univ., 3Faculty of Sci., Yokohama
city Univ., 4IPR. Osaka Univ.)● Chairperson: Kentaro Ifuku

10:55

S02-4

Crosstalk between NADP+ supply system and electron transfer in photosynthesis
Shin-nosuke Hashida1, Maki Kawai-Yamada2 (1Environ. Sci. Res. Lab., CRIEPI, 2Grad. Sch.
Sci. Eng., Saitama Univ.)

11:20

S02-5

Regulation of photosynthetic electron transport via proton motive force
Toshiharu Shikanai, Caijuan Wang (Kyoto University)

11:45

S02-6

The role of cyclic electron flow in C4 photosynthesis
Takako Ogawa, Kana Kobayashi, Yukimi Taniguchi, Yuri Munekage (Grad. Sch. Sci. & Tec.,
Univ. Kwansei Gakuin)

12:10

Kentaro Ifuku

Cosponsor: New photosynthesis

21Day 1, AM

Symposium 03

Wed., March 13, 9:30–12:10

Room N

Understanding the plant survival strategies fromthe perspective of stem cells
Language: English

Organizers: Masaaki Umeda (NAIST)
Hitoshi Sakakibara (Nagoya Univ.)

09:30 		Opening remarks
Masaaki Umeda● Chairperson: Masaaki Umeda

09:35

S03-1

Towards understanding mechanisms controlling indeterminacy of plant stem cells
Junko Kyozuka (Tohoku Univ., Life Sciences)

09:55

S03-2

Mechanisms for the timing of the stem cell production in plants
Shinjiro Yamaguchi1,2 (1Kyoto Univ., Inst. Chem. Res., 2Tohoku Univ., Grad. Sch. Life Sci.)

10:15

S03-3

Role of cytokinins in maintenance and modulation of shoot meristem activity
Hitoshi Sakakibara, Takatoshi Kiba (Grad. Sch. Bioagr. Sci., Nagoya Univ.)
Break

10:35

● Chairperson: Hitoshi Sakakibara

10:50

S03-4

Gene regulatory networks in root nodule symbiosis
Makoto Hayashi1, Kai Battenberg1, Tsuneo Hakoyama1, Atsuko Hirota1, Akihiro Yamazaki1,
Shiori Aki2, Masaaki Umeda2, Thomas Kelly3, Nicola Hetherington3, Aki Minoda3 (1RIKEN
CSRS, 2NAIST, 3RIKEN IMS)

11:10

S03-5

Genome maintenance strategies in stem cells
Masaaki Umeda (Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., NAIST)

11:30

S03-6

Direct roles of MUTE in termination of asymmetric cell division and orchestration of stomata
differentiation
Soon-Ki Han1, Keiko Torii1,2,3 (1ITbM, Nagoya University, 2Howard Hughes Medical Institute,
University of Washington, 3Department of Biology, University of Washington)

11:50

S03-7

Cell division in moss stem cells
Gohta Goshima (Nagoya University)

Cosponsor: Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas‘Principles of pluripotent stem cells underlying plant vitality’22Day 1, PM

Symposium 04

Wed., March 13, 14:00–17:00

Room A

Strategies of mechanical optimization in plants
Language: Japanese

Organizers: Haruko Ueda (Konan University)
Shinichiro Sawa (Kumamoto University)● Chairperson: Shinichiro Sawa

14:00 		Opening remarks

14:05

S04-1

Strategy of Mechanical Optimization During Plant Development by Regulation of Secondary
Cell Wall Formation
Taku Demura, Misato Ohtani (Division of Biological Science, Nara Institute of Science andTechnology)

14:35

S04-2

Explore mechanical optimization strategies of jigsaw puzzle-shaped pavement cells
Takumi Higaki (IROAST, Kumamoto Univ.)

15:00

S04-3

Organ bending and its restoration system for adjusting plant posture
Haruko Ueda, Ikuko Hara-Nishimura (Fac. Sci. Engin., Konan Univ.)
Break

15:25

● Chairperson: Haruko Ueda

15:35

S04-4

Plant mechanosensory transduction as revealed by highly-sensitive biosensors
Masatsugu Toyota (Dept Biochem and Mol Biol, Saitama Univ)

16:00

S04-5

Single cell detection and manipulation by atomic force microscopy and laser ablation
Yoichiroh Hosokawa (Division of Materials Science, Nara Institute of Science andTechnology)

16:25

S04-6

Plantphysiology and Structural Engineering
Kenichi Kawaguchi (IIS, the University of Tokyo)

16:55

General discussion

Cosponsor: Plant-Structure Optimization Strategy

23

Day 1, PM

Symposium 05

Wed., March 13, 14:00–17:00

Room B

Metabolisms as Survival Strategy in Plants
Language: English

Organizers: Mami Yamazaki (Grad. Sch. Pharm. Sci., Chiba Univ.)
Nobukazu Shitan (Kobe Pharm. Univ.)
Hikaru Seki (Grad. Sch. Engineering, Osaka Univ.)

14:00 		Opening remarks
Mami Yamazaki

14:05

S05-1

Polyphenolic polymorphism found in neo-functionalization related to production of UV light
protectants
Takayuki Tohge (NAIST)

14:30

S05-2

A heat-inducible lipase remodels chloroplastic glycerolipids in Arabidopsis leaves
Yasuhiro Higashi1, Yozo Okazaki1,2, Kouji Takano1, Fumiyoshi Myouga1, Kazuo Shinozaki1,
Eva Knoch1, Atsushi Fukushima1, Kazuki Saito1,3 (1CSRS, RIKEN, 2Grad. Sch. Bioresources,
Mie Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Pharm. Sci., Chiba Univ.)

14:55

S05-3

Importance of chemical information on insect-plant network
Masaaki Kotera (Dep. Eng., Univ. Tokyo)

15:20

S05-4

Investigating biosynthesis and regulation of plant triterpenoids: towards the elucidation of their
biological functions
Hikaru Seki (Grad. Sch. Eng., Osaka Univ)

15:45 		Short break

16:00

S05-5

Transporters of secondary metabolites —Identification, characterization, and possible
application to synthetic biology—
Nobukazu Shitan (Kobe Pharm. Univ.)

16:25

S05-6

Neo-functionalization of enzymes commits to biosynthesis of bioactive alkaloids
Mami Yamazaki (Grad. Sch. Pharm. Sci., Chiba Univ.)

16:50

General discussion

Cosponsor: Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas FY2016-2020“Redesigning Biosynthetic Machineries”; Grobal and Prominent Research,“Phytochemical Plant Molecular Sciences”, Chiba University24Day 1, PM

Symposium 06

Wed., March 13, 14:00–16:50 Room F

Plant adaptation strategies via ABA-mediated signaling inchange of environmental conditions
Language: English

Organizers: Toshinori Kinoshita (Nagoya Univ.)
Noriyuki Nishimura (ICS, NARO)
Fuminori Takahashi (RIKEN CSRS)

14:00 		Opening remarks
Noriyuki Nishimura● Chairperson: Fuminori Takahashi

14:05

S06-1

New Insights into Drought-Linked Stomatal Movements and Abscisic Acid Signal Transduction
Julian I. Schroeder1, Yohei Takahashi1, Zixing Li1, Felix Hauser1, Po-Kai Hsu1, Shintaro Munemasa2,
Rainer Waadt3 (1Division of Biological Sciences, University of California, San Diego, USA, 2Graduate
School of Environmental and Life Science, Okayama University, Okayama, Japan, 3Centre for
Organismal Studies, Plant Developmental Biology, Ruprecht-Karls-University of Heidelberg,
Heidelberg, Germany)

14:30

S06-2

Chemical genetics for elucidating stomatal movement
Yusuke Aihara1, Shigeo Toh 2, Yosuke Toda3,4, Gwanchol Sin1, Takahiro Yuki1, Ayato Sato4, Toshinori
Kinoshita1,4 (1Grad.Sch.Sci., Nagoya Univ., 2Grad.Sch.Agr., Meiji Univ., 3PRESTO, JST, 4WPI-ITbM,
Nagoya Univ.)

14:55

S06-3

A regulatory system of seed dormancy and germination regulated by abscisic acid signaling
Noriyuki Nishimura1, Wataru Tsuchiya2, James J. Moresco3, Yuki Hayashi4, Kouji Satoh1, Nahomi
Kaiwa1, Tomoko Irisa1, Toshinori Kinoshita4, Julian I. Schroeder5, John R. Yates, III3, Takashi
Hirayama6, Toshimasa Yamazaki2 (1ICS, NARO, 2AAC, NARO, 3TSRI, 4Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ,
5
UCSD, 6IPSR, Okayama Univ)

15:20 		Coffee break● Chairperson: Noriyuki Nishimura

15:30

S06-4

Phosphoproteomics of Highly ABA-Induced1 (HAI1) reveals new factors in growth and RNA splicing
regulation during drought stress.
Paul Verslues (Academia Sinica, Institute of Plant and Microbial Biology)

15:55

S06-5

Conserved and diversified signaling mechanisms revealed by molecular studies of ABA responses inbryophytes
Daisuke Takezawa1, Kenji Komatsu 2, Izumi Yotsui2, Taishi Umezawa3, Yoichi Sakata2 (1Saitama
University, 2Tokyo University of Agriculture, 3Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

16:20

S06-6

Long-distance peptide signaling in drought stress responses
Fuminori Takahashi1, Takehiro Suzuki1, Yuriko Osakabe2, Shigeyuki Betsuyaku3, Yuki Kondo4, Naoshi
Dohmae1, Hiroo Fukuda4, Kazuko Yamaguchi-Shinozaki4, Kazuo Shinozaki1 (1RIKEN CSRS,
2Tokushima Univ., 3Tsukuba Univ., 4The Univ. of Tokyo)

16:45 		Closing remarks
Fuminori Takahashi

Cosponsor: Plant Memory25Day 2, AM

Symposium 07

Thu., March 14, 9:00–11:40

Room B

Find out the mechanism supporting C4 photosynthesis
Language: English

Organizers: Yuri Munekage (Kwansei Gakuin Univ.)
Tsuyoshi Furumoto (Ryukoku Univ.)

09:00 		Opening remarks
Yuri Munekage● Chairperson: Tsuyoshi Furumoto

9:05

S07-1

Evolutionary Assembly of C4 Leaf Structure
Tammy Sage (Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Toronto)

9:30

S07-2

Organelle positioning in C4 photosynthetic cells
Mitsutaka Taniguchi1, Takao Oi1, Koji Yamane2 (1Grad. Sch. Bioagricul. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
2
Facul. Agricul., Kindai Univ.)

9:55

S07-3

Electron transport and energy production in chloroplasts of NADP-ME type C4 plants
Yuri Munekage, Takako Ogawa, Yukimi Taniguchi (Sch Sci Tech, Kwansei Gakuin Univ.)● Chairperson: Yuri Munekage

10:20

S07-4

Optimum integration of C4 cycle into Calvin-Benson cycle
Tsuyoshi Furumoto (Faculty of Agriculture, Ryukoku University)

10:45

S07-5

The molecular evolution of C4 photosynthesis
Julian Hibberd (Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge)

11:10

S07-6

Mechanisms regulating differentiation and positioning of the two chloroplast types in single-cell
C4 species
Sascha Offermann1, Philipp Bohnhorst1, Diana Wimmer1, Inhwan Hwang2 (1Institute ofBotany, Leibniz University Hannover, 2Pohang University of Science and Technology)

11:35

Closing remarks
Tsuyoshi Furumoto

Cosponsor: New photosynthesis

26

Day 2, PM

Symposium 08

Thu., March 14, 13:30–16:00

Room AHow to inherit and rewrite cellular memory in plants
Language: English

Organizers: Momoko Ikeuchi (RIKEN CSRS)
Yosuke Tamada (NIBB, SOKENDAI)

13:30 		Opening remarks
Momoko Ikeuchi● Chairperson: Yosuke Tamada

13:35

S08-1

Mechanisms underlying cell fate specification and plasticity
Roger Deal (Emory University, Department of Biology)

14:05

S08-2

Reconfiguring the A. thaliana epigenome by bypassing epigenetic resetting in the germ line
Claude Becker1,2 (1Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology, 2Austrian Academy of
Sciences)

14:35

S08-3

Balancing act in the control of plant cell reprogramming
Momoko Ikeuchi, Akira Iwase, Keiko Sugimoto (RIKEN CSRS)● Chairperson: Momoko Ikeuchi

15:00

S08-4

de novo Meristem Formation at Single Cell Resolution
Idan Efroni, Gil Naama, Omary Moutasem, Matosevich Rotem, Gedion Beatrice (The
Hebrew University)

15:30

S08-5

Role of the histone variant in the regulation of cellular memory
Yosuke Tamada1,2 (1Div. Evol. Biol., Natl. Inst. Basic Biol., 2Sch. Life Sci., SOKENDAI)

15:55

Closing remarks
Yosuke Tamada

Sponsored by Scientific Research on Innovative Areas, Integrative system
of autonomous environmental signal recognition and memorization forplant plasticity

27

Day 2, PM

Symposium 09

Thu., March 14, 13:30–16:00

Room B

Plant mineral transporters: from function to structure and modelling
Language: English

Organizer: Jian Feng Ma (IPSR, Okayama Univ.)

13:30 		Opening remarks● Chairperson: Jian Feng Ma

13:35

S09-1

Node-based transporters for preferential distribution of mineral elements
Naoki Yamaji, Jian Feng Ma (IPSR, Okayama Univ.)

13:55

S09-2

IRON MAN to the rescue: how plants take up ironLouis Grillet1, Ping Lan1,2, Wenfeng Li1,3, Girish Mokkapati1,4,5, Wolfgang Schmidt1,4(1IPMB, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, 2State Key Laboratory of Soil and Sustainable Agriculture,
Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, 3Collaborative Innovation
Center of Sustainable Forestry in Southern China of Jiangsu Province, Nanjing Forestry
University, China, 4Graduate Institute of Biotechnology, National Chung-Hsing University,
Taiwan, 5Molecular Biology and Agricultural Sciences Program, Taiwan International
Graduate Program, Academia Sinica and National Chung-Hsing University, Taiwan)

14:20

S09-3

Regulation of nitrogen acquisition under low availability and beyond
Takatoshi Kiba (Grad. Sch. Bioagr., Nagoya Univ.)

14:45

S09-4

Sensing external and internal nitrate by transceptors
Yi-Fang Tsay, Hui-Yu Chen (Institute of Molecular Biology, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan)

15:10

S09-5

Structure of a silicon transporter in plant
Yasunori Saitoh1, Kengo Matsuki1, Shin-Ichiro Yonekura1, Lingli Yang1, Namiki MitaniUeno2, Naoki Yamaji2, Jian-Ren Shen1, Jian Feng Ma2, Michi Suga1 (1Research Insititute forInterdisciplinary Science, Okayama Univ., 2Institute of Plant Science and Resources,
Okayama Univ.)

15:35

S09-6

Integrated micro-scale and macro-scale modeling of silicon transportation system in rice
Gen Sakurai1, Naoki Yamaji2, Namiki Mitani-Ueno2, Masayuki Yokozawa3, Keisuke Ono1,
Jian Feng Ma2 (1Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences, NARO, 2Institute of Plant Scienceand Resources, Okayama University, 3Faculty of Human Sciences, Waseda University)

16:00

Closing remarks

Cosponsor: Specially Promoted Research“Integrated analysis of mineral transport system in crops”

28Day 2, AM

WorkshopThu., March 14, 9:00–12:00

Room FThe 15th Database Workshop
Language: Japanese

Organizers: Kentaro Yano (Sch. Agri., Meiji Univ.)
Shizuka Koshimizu (Sch. Agri., Meiji Univ.)● Chairperson: Kentaro Yano

09:00

D01-1

Introduction —The current status of plant omics databases—
Kentaro Yano (Bioinformatics, Meiji Univ.)● Chairperson: Shizuka Koshimizu

09:20

D01-2

Launch the deep learning from a viewpoint of a “wet” researcher: Image diagnosis and its visualexplanations
Takashi Akagi1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Agric., Kyoto Univ., 2JST-PRESTO)

10:40

D01-3

Plant Annotation Tasks by Deep Learning and Utilization of Public Cloud
Eli Kaminuma (Tokyo Medial and Dental University)

Co-sponsored by “Determining principles in the birth of new plant species”

29Day 1, Lunch time

Luncheon SeminarWed., March 13, 12:45–13:45

Room G

Leave a Nest Luncheon Seminar
Agri Garage Laboratory where plant scientists are active
Language: Japanese

Sponsor: Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.
Leave a Nest established Institution of Innovation and Knowledge (I2K) in 2013, and we have been conducting
research to generate new value by gathering knowledge from all over the world and combining them together.
Given the circumstances, we decided to establish Agri Garage Laboratory in 2016 to promote the research
focused on exploring the potential of algae and plants and efficient use of them, and also on contributing toagriculture, forestry, fishing and food and nutrition. In this institution, plant scientists are going to work not only
on our own research but also collaborative research and funded research with universities, companies andventures. This time, I will introduce about members and research cases.
*The first 165 attendees are served with lunch box. No prior registration is required.

Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.
The Knowledge-based Platform
Leave a Nest thrives to achieve global happiness by enhancing everyday life through science and education for
future generation.
We have overseas branches in Singapore, Malaysia, USA and UK.
◊ Education Support Project
Education Support Project, together with partner companies, develops and conducts education programs fornext generation who need to survive unpredictable future.
◊ Human Resource Encouragement Project
Human Resource Encouragement Project shares common vision for professional development with our partnercompanies, design interactive training programs, and support those who wish to keep learning and advancing.
◊ Researcher Encouragement Project
Researcher Encouragement Project supports researchers’ career and R&Ds in industry, and create partnership
opportunities between researchers in academia and private sector.
◊ Entrepreneurship Support Project
Entrepreneurship Support Project supports technology-based startups from academia or ventures in their earlystage in the process of growing its seed into business and innovation.
Home Page: https://en.lne.st30

Day 1, Lunch time

Luncheon SeminarWed., March 13, 12:45–13:45

Room NPCP Luncheon Seminar*“60 Years of PCP: Past, Present and Future”
Language: English

Plant & Cell Physiology (PCP) is in the top 8% of international Plant Science Journals and the official journal of
the JSPP. This year marks PCP’s 60th anniversary, and in this luncheon seminar, we celebrate PCP’s history anddiscuss future directions with the Editor in Chief, Prof. Hitoshi Sakakibara, and a selection of domestic andinternational Editors.
Symposium outline:
Introduction: 60 years of PCP (speaker: Hitoshi Sakakibara, Editor-in-Chief)a) The changing face of PCP and key publishing highlights over the years.
b) Expansion of editorial board to encompass greater international representation.
Followed by mini presentations by a selection of PCP Editors covering a range of subject areas.
The audience will be given the opportunity to ask questions to the PCP Editors and editorial staff during and at
the end of the presentations.

The first 150 attendees are served a box lunch and a bottle of tea. No prior registration is required.

31

Day 2, Lunch timeLuncheon SeminarThu., March 14, 12:15–13:15 Room C

The current status of Japanese science and technology as seenfrom a large-scale survey with a focus on fostering young researchersand promoting the empowerment of the female researchers
Speaker: Akiyoshi MURAKAMI (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT),
National Institute of Science and Technology Policy (NISTEP), Research Unit for Science andTechnology Analysis and Indicators, Research Fellow)
Large-scale surveys are regularly conducted on Japanese scientists by the National Institute of Science andTechnology Policy, an agency of MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology), in
order to understand the current status and trends in science technology and innovation in Japan. The survey aims
in particular to understand factors that cannot be assessed through the numerical analysis of various indexes. In
these surveys, the questionnaire was created according to the national science and technology’s basic plan toreflect the analysis results for future policy making. In this seminar, the speaker will talk about the recent
analytical report of these surveys with a particular focus on the results pertaining to young and/or female
scientists at universities and public research institutes and discuss possible strategies to promote their careers inscience.

*The first 100 attendees are served a boxed lunch and a bottle of tea. No prior registration is required.

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Day 2, Lunch time

Luncheon SeminarThu., March 14, 12:15–13:15 Room G

Leica Microsystems K.K. Luncheon Seminar
Language: Japanese

Sponsor: Leica Microsystems K.K.
Leica Microsystems develops high-tech precision microscopy products for the analysis of microstructures.
We will introduce the key technologies and applications of newly developed equipment for life science imaging.
The first 100 attendees are served a box lunch and a bottle of tea. No prior registration is required.

1. Leica Thunder / Lightning
Fusion of optical and digital —State of the art digital imaging technologies—
Speaker: Kanae Shibata, Leica Microsystems K.K.
2. Leica TCS SP8 FLIM
New axis of confocal microscope observation —Fluorescence lifetime imaging—
Speaker: Satoshi Ijuin, Leica Microsystems K.K.

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Satellite Meeting

The day before the meeting, PM 

Tue., March 12, 13:00–18:40

Sakata Hirata Hall, Science South building, Nagoya University (Higashiyama Campus)

The 21st Plant Organelle Workshop—Plant organelles and membrane systems: Their structure, function, and evolution—
Language: Japanese
Organizers (in alphabetical order):Nobuaki Hayashida (Shinshu University), Yusuke Kato (Okayama University), Shigeyuki Kawano (University of Tokyo),
Hirokazu Kobayashi (University of Shizuoka), Kensuke Kusumi (Kyushu University), Takuya Matsuo (Nagoya University),
Yutaka Miyazawa (Yamagata University), Yoshiki Nishimura (Kyoto University), Junichi Obokata (Kyoto Prefectural University)

13:00 		Opening remarks

Session 1

13:05

Molecular mechanism of chloroplast protein import: New developments and perspectives
Masato Nakai (Osaka University)

13:40

Synthesis of thylakoid membrane lipids facilitates plastid differentiation
Sho Fujii (University of Tokyo)

14:15 		A new perspective on the function and lipid metabolism of chloroplasts in Arabidopsis guard cells
Juntaro Negi (Kyushu University)

14:50 		Role of organelle-organelle contact sites in phospholipid transfer
Yasushi Tamura (Yamagata University)

15:25

Break

Session 2

15:35

Circadian control of plant organelles
Takuya Matsuo (Nagoya University)

16:10

The evolution of “supercomplex” in the photosynthetic electron transport chain: How didangiosperms establish the connection between PSI and NDH complexes?
Yoshinobu Kato, Toshiharu Shikanai (Kyoto University)

16:45

Contemplation on the origin of plastids through the lens of modern-day symbioses
Shinichiro Maruyama (Tohoku University)

17:20

Break

Keynote lecture

17:30

45/135 years history on the origin of double-membrane organelle
Naoki Sato (University of Tokyo)

18:30

General discussion

18:40

Closing remarks

19:00

Mixer
Restaurant “Hananoki” in Nagoya University

This workshop is free to all attendance, but they are encouraged to register at the below website for preparation of abstract
books. People who may join the mixer are requested to register at the below website before March 4, Monday.
http://dfns.u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp/labs/pctech/workshop
Contact address: Takuya Matsuo: t-matsuo@gene.nagoya-u.ac.jp
Kensuke Kusumi: kusumi.k.239@m.kyushu-u.ac.jp34

Satellite Meeting

The day before the meeting, PM 

Tue., March 12, 13:30–17:00

Room C

4th Workshop on Photosynthetic Bacteria
Language: Japanese

Organizers: Chihiro Azai (Ritsumeikan Uninvesity),
Yusuke Tsukatani (JAMSTEC),
Jiro Harada (Kurume University School of Medicine)

13:00 		Registration

13:30

Opening remarks (Jiro Harada)

13:35

Functional diversity of CO2-fixing enzyme, RuBisCO
Hiroki Ashida (Kobe University)

14:05

CrtJ repression and activation is differentially regulated by interacting with short and long
isoforms of the cobalamin binding regulator AerR
Haruki Yamamoto1,2 (1 Indiana University, 2 Nagoya University)

14:30

Input and output mechanism of cyanobacterial circadian clock and intracellular redox
Tanaka Kenya (Osaka University)

14:50

Coffee break

15:05 		Roles of carotenoids in purple bacterial photosynthetic light-harvesting and photoprotection
Daisuke Kosumi1, Richard J. Cogdell2, Hideki Hashimoto3 (1Kumamoto University,
2
University of Glasgow, 3Kwansei Gakuin University)

15:35

Carotenoid for aerobic anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria~evolution and role
Yuki Sato-Takabe1, Jiro Harada2, Keizo Shimada2, Satoshi Hanada2, Shinichi Takaichi3(1Tokyo Metropolitan University, 2Kurume University School of Medicine, 3Tokyo Universityof Agriculture)

15:55

Pigment Exchange in light-harvesting complexes from purple photosynthetic bacteria
Yoshitaka Saga (Kindai University)

16:25

Lipid-Controlled Stabilization of Charge-Separated States and Photocurrent Generation Activityof a Light-Harvesting−Reaction Center Core Complex (LH1-RC)
Noji Tomoyasu (The University of Tokyo)

16:50 		Discussion

19:00

Get together

35

Day 1, Evening

Satellite MeetingWed., March 13, 19:00–20:30
Venue: The 5th lecture room, 1st floor of Lecture building,
Graduate school of Bioagricultural Sciences

The 2nd Meeting of Plant Mathematical Modeling
Organizers: Hironori Fujita (National Institute for Basic Biology)
Munetaka Sugiyama (University of Tokyo)
This meeting is aimed at gathering together researchers and students interested in mathematical models in plantscience regardless of whether they are experimental researchers, theorists, beginners, or experienced, and to
exchange information and deepening friendship. This meeting is also aimed at building a community in thisresearch field, and is planned to be held continuously in annual meetings of JSPP and BSJ. In the meeting, invited
speakers will talk about their collaborative research between experiments and modeling. This meeting is free toall participants, and if you are interested please feel free to join us.

36Day 1, Evening

Satellite MeetingWed., March 13, 19:15–20:45
Venue: Lecture room, ITbM building 1F, Nagoya University (Higashiyama Campus)

The 37th Meeting of the Japanese Society for Young Plant Physiologists
Language: Japanese

Organizers: Rumi Amano (Kyoto Sangyo University)
Tatsuya Nobori (Max-Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research)

19:15 		Opening remarks by Organizers

19:20

Introduction of research in seed companies with concrete examples
Dr. Akihito Kano (Takii seed company, Plant breeding & Experiment station)

19:50

Work-Life Balance: Me, My Family, and Mass Spectrometry
Dr. Keiko Kuwata (ITbM, Nagoya University)

20:20 		Discussion

This meeting offers young scientists and students the opportunity to exchange information and discuss topics
related to research and career development. We invited two speakers to share their own stories with us. Dr. Akito
Kano is an R&D researcher at Takii Seed company studying crop protection from pests and diseases. Dr. Keiko
Kuwata is a Chief-Coordinator of ITbM Molecular Structure Center, Nagoya University, providing supports on
Mass spectrometry. No registration required to participate in this meeting.
Please note that ITbM building is approximately 700m away from the Congress main building.
(D2 ① in the campus map: http://www.nagoya-u.ac.jp/access-map/)
Meal boxes will be provided at the meeting upon request. There will be an after meeting gathering with the
speakers and par ticipants. Please register for the meal boxes and/or the gathering at https://goo.gl/
forms/8JMT4ryI9NMunJiE2 by March 6.
More details are available on the meeting website (http://www.cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp/~i1659019/wakatenokai.html).
Contact addresses: Rumi Amano: i1659019@cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp
Tatsuya Nobori: nobori@mpipz.mpg.de37

Gener al Presentations

Progr am of Or al Presentations● Each presentation is 12-min talk and 2-min 30-sec discussion, allowing a 30-sec interval
for speaker changes in a 15-min slot. To keep the session on time, please strictly concern
the time limits.
1st Bell

10 min2nd Bell

12 minEnd of Talk

3rd Bell

14 min 30 sec

End of Discussion● Before the presentation, please check your slides in the Preview rooms on the first floor.
No staff is attending the Preview rooms. For questions, please visit the Staff room on the
1st floor.
● Chairpersons are requested to come to the assigned sessions at least 15 minutes before thestart time, and to notify the staff of your attendance. Please assign a chairperson to eachpresentation prior to the Annual Meeting.
● Chairpersons are listed at the end of Program of Oral Presentations.

● Day 1, Wed., March 13, AM (9:30–12:30)

40

Room CRoom D

Room E

Room F

Biomembrane/Ionand solute transport

Primary metabolism

Environmental
responses ofphotosynthesiEnvironmental
responses A

1aC01

1aD01

Functional analysis of water Study of ramet-to-ramet
channel aquaporins involved communication via rhizome
in flower opening andin response to different
closure in Japanese gentian nitrogen condition in Oryza
Keiichirou Nemoto, Fumina longistaminata
Goto, Aiko Watanabe,
Misato Kawai1, Haruno
Masahiro Nishihara (Iwate Honda1, Satoru Okamoto2,
Miwa Ohashi1, Hitoshi
Biotechnology Research
Sakakibara1 (1Grad. Sch.
Center)Agr., Univ. Nagoya, 2Grad.
Sch. Agr., Univ. Niigata)

1aE01

Chloroplast Relocation
Caused by CO2 in
Physcomitrella patens
Taichi Sugiyama, Ichiro
Terashima (Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo)

1aF01

Mechanism of immediatecell death in Arabidopsis
roots induced by boron
deprivation
Daisuke Umeki, Maako
Miyamoto, Masaru
Kobayashi, Toru Matoh(Grad. Sch. Agr., Kyoto
Univ)

1aG01

1aH01

The final phase of the photosynthetic electron transport (9:30–12:30)

10:00

B

Symposium S02

9:45

Room

Understanding of field plants and development of innovative techniques toward these plant regulation (9:30–12:30)

9:30

Room

Symposium S01

TimeCharacterization of an
Epigenetics controlling
Arabidopsis NPF protein
flower coloration andinvolved in stomataltransgenerational inheritanceregulationin the Japanese morning
Takafumi Shimizu1,2, Yuri
glory
1
Kanno , Shunsuke
Atsushi Hoshino1,2,11Watanabe , Mitsunori Seo
Yasumasa Morita3, Kiyotaka(1RIKEN CSRS, 2Grad. Sch. Nagaki4 (1Natl. Inst. Basic
Sci. Tech., NAIST)
Biol., 2Sch. Life Sci.,
SOKENDAI, 3Fac. Agri.,Meijo Univ., 4Inst. Plant Sci.
Res., Okayama Univ.)

1aC02

Study on membrane
Phenotypic analysis of an
How does the transmittance Cell distribution withtransporters associated with Arabidopsis thalianaof pea pod affectgravitaxis and photoblueing of plant pigment
ecotype with large biomass photosynthesis of seed coat? irradiation
anthocyanins
under nitrogen deficient
Shuto Tashiro, Kintake
Kazunari Ozasa, Mizuo
Mayuko Naganawa1, Yuri
conditions
Sonoike (Faculty of
Maeda (Bioengineering11
1
Kimura , Kenji Sako , Kumi Atsushi Mabuchi , Keina
Education and IntegratedLab., RIKEN)
2
3
1
2
Yoshida , Kin-ichi Oyama , Monda , Yasuhito Sakuraba , Arts and Sciences, Waseda
Masayoshi Maeshima1,
Juntaro Negi1, Shuichi
University)
Yoichi Nakanishi1 (1Grad.
Yanagisawa2, Koh Iba1
Sch. Bioagr., Nagoya Univ., (1Dept. Biol., Fac. Sci.,
2
Grad. Sch. Info., Nagoya
Kyushu Univ., 2Biotech.
Univ., 3RCMS, Nagoya
Res. Center, Univ. Tokyo)
Univ.)

1aD02

1aE02

1aF02

1aG02

Functional Analysis Of
The DNA methylation
C-type Raf-like Protein
dynamics of rice shoot apical
Kinases In ABA Signaling. meristem and its regulatory
Yoshiaki Kamiyama1,
mechanism.
Misaki Hirotani1, Fuko
Asuka Higo1, Fumihito
12Minegishi , Mika Nomoto , Miura2, Takashi Ito2, Ko
2
Yasuomi Tada , Yoichi
Shimamoto3, Hiroyuki Tsuji1
Sakata3, Daisuke Takezawa4, (1Kihara Institute for
Scott Peck5, Taishi
Biological Research,
Umezawa1 (1BASE, Tokyo Yokohama City University,22Fac. of Med. Sci., Kyushu
Univ. Agric. Tech., Centr.
Gene Res., Nagoya Univ.,
University, 3Grad. Sch. of
3
Dept. Bioscience, Tokyo
Biol. Sci., NAIST)
Univ. Agric., 4Grad. Sch. Sci
and Eng., Saitama Univ.,
5
University of Missouri,
USA)

1aH02

1aC03

1aD03

1aE03

1aF03

1aG03

1aH03

A

Molecular function analysis The role of the PB1 domainof cysytinosin-like protein of of NIN-Like Proteins in
nitrate-inducible gene
Arabidopsis thaliana
Jia Guo, Mayuko
expression
Naganawa, Midori
Mineko Konishi, Shuichi
Takemura, Masayoshi
Yanagisawa (Biotech. Res.
Maeshima, Yoichi Nakanishi Center, Univ. Tokyo)(Grad. Sch. Bioagr., Nagoya
Univ.)The Characteristics Of
Chloroplast Functions In
Arabidopsis
Photoautotrophic Culture
Gen Takenaka, Satomi
Takeda (Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Univ. Osaka Prefecture)

Room G

Room H

Plant hormones/
Epigenetic regulation
Signaling molecules

Movements of PIN3 while [Cancelled]
trapping amyloplasts with an
infrared laser in Arabidopsis
Yoshinori Abe1, Hiroshi
Yoshikawa2, Masatsugu
Toyota2 (1Dept Mol Biol,
Saitama Univ, 2Dept
Biochem and Mol Biol,
Saitama Univ)

Analysis of central metabolic
disorder caused by global
genomic hypomethylation
Naoya Sugi1, Thi Ngoc
Quynh Le1, Miyako
Kusano1,2, Kazuki Saito2,3,
Hiroshi Shiba1 (1Univ. of
Tsukuba., 2RIKEN CSRS,
3
Chiba Univ.)Room I

Room J

Room K

Room L

Room M

Room

Flowering/Clock

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism
interaction A

Plant-organism
interaction B

Environmental
responses C

Symposium S03

Manipulation of vernalization Characterization of small
Functional analysis ofby a histone demethylase and molecules that increase thecamalexin, a phytoalexin insmall compounds
number of stomata
Arabidopsis thaliana, against
Makoto Shirakawa1, Yukaho Ayami Nakagawa1, Shuya
Pseudomonas syringae pv.
1
2
1
Morisaki , Eng-Seng Gan ,Yamada , Gregory Perry, J.
tomato DC3000 carrying
3
1,2
1
1
Ayato Sato , Toshiro Ito
P. , Ayato Sato , Kei
AvrRpt2(1Graduate School of Science Murakami1, Naoyuki Uchida1, Mizuki Iwamoto1, Nobuhiko
and Technology, Nara
Kenichiro Itami1, Keiko
Nomura2, Shigeyuki
Torii1,2,3 (1Institute of
Betsuyaku2 (1Grad. Sch. of
Institute of Science andTransformative BioLife & Env. Sci., Univ.
Technology, 2Temasek Life
Sciences Laboratory,
Molecules, Nagoya
Tsukuba, 2Fac. Life & Env.
3
Institute of Transformative
Sci., Univ. Tsukuba)
University, 2Department of
Bio-Molecules)
Biology, University ofWashington, 3Howard Hughes
Medical Institute)

1aJ01

1aK01 仝

1aL01

A Mediator subunit protein
Analysis of Molecularrequired for symbiont
Mechanism of Ethanolaccommodation
Inducible Heat Stress
Takuya Suzaki1, Naoya
Tolerance in Arabidopsis.
2
1
Takeda , Hanna Nishida ,Yuji Sunaoshi1,2, Akihiro
1
Motomi Hoshino , Momoyo Matsui2,3, Maho Tanaka2,3,
Ito1, Fumika Misawa1,
Kayoko Mizunashi2, Motoaki
Yoshihiro Handa3, Masayoshi Seki2,3,4 (1Grad. Sch. of
3 1
Kawaguchi ( Univ. Tsukuba, Nano-Bioscience, Yokohama
2
Kwansei Gakuin Univ.,
City Univ., 2Plant Genomic
3
NIBB)
Network Res.Team, RIKEN
CSRS, 3Plant Epigenome
Regulation Laboratory,
RIKEN CPR, 4Kihara Inst. forBiol. Res., Yokohama City
Univ.)

1aM01

1aI02

Reactivation of FLOWERStomatal Closure is Delayed Functional analysis of
ING LOCUS C expression by by Excess Pyrophosphate
ACCELERATED CELL
heat after vernalization
Mariko Asaoka1, Shin-ichiro DEATH 6 in plant immunity
Inoue2, Shizuka Gunji3,Takashi Maruoka1, Makoto
Tomomi Ogata1, Nobuhiko
Shirakawa2, Toshiro Ito2,3,
Toshinori Kinoshita2,4,
Nomura2, Shigeyuki
Eng-Seng Gan3 (1Biological Masayoshi Maeshima5,
Betsuyaku2 (1Grad. Sch. Life
Sciences, Nara Institute of
Hirokazu Tsukaya6,7, Ali& Env Sci., Univ. Tsukuba,
1,3 1
2Fuc. Life & Env Sci., Univ.
Ferjani ( Tokyo Gakugei
Science and Technology,
2
Graduate School of Science University, Department of
Tsukuba)2
and Technology, Nara
Biology, Nagoya University,
Graduate School of Science,
Institute of Science andDivision of BiologicalTechnology, 3Temasek Life
Sciences Laboratory)
Science, 3Tokyo Gakugei
University, United Graduated
School of Education, 4Nagoya
University, Institute ofTransformative BioMolecules (WPI-ITbM),
5
Nagoya University, Graduate
School of Bioagricultural
Sciences, 6The University ofTokyo, Graduate School of
Science, Department of
Biological Sciences,7
Exploratory Research Center
on Life and Living Systems)

1aJ02

1aK02

1aL02

Roles of NRSYM1 andFunctional Analysis of
NRSYM2 in nitrate-induced Mediator Subunits Involved
control of nodulationin the Heat Stress Response
Hanna Nishida1, Takamasa
Naohiko Ohama, Teck Lim
2
1
Suzuki , Momoyo Ito , Mika Moo, Nam-Hai Chua
33
Nomoto , Yasuomi Tada , Ryo (TEMASEK LIFE
Nishijima4, Taiji Kawakatsu4, SCIENCES LABORATORY)
Masayoshi Kawaguchi5,6,
Takuya Suzaki1 (1Univ.
Tsukuba, 2Chubu Univ.,3
Nagoya Univ., 4NARO,
5
NIBB, 6SOKENDAI)

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Assessing the generality of
In natura seasonal changes of Unravelling temporally
the daily expression pattern of coordinated cell divisions in the concentric SA/JA
daily rhythmic genes in
the Arabidopsis root meristem activation pattern appeared atby a motion-tracking
the sites of stimuli in
Arabidopsis halleri
Tomoaki Muranaka1, Mie N. microscope system
Arabidopsis.
Honjo1, Tetsuhiro Kawagoe1, Katsutoshi Imizu1, Shunsuke Akira Hattori1 (1Grad. Sch.
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Atsushi J. Nagano , Hiroshi Miyashima , Tatsuaki Goh , Agr. Bio., Univ. Tsukuba,
Kudoh1 (1CER, Kyoto Univ., Keiji Nakajima2 (1Grad. Sch. 2Fac. Life. Env., Univ.
2
Faculty of Agri., Ryukoku
Bio. Sci., NAIST, 2Grad. Sch. Tsukuba)
Univ.)
Sci. Tech., NAIST)

An acyltransferase that is
indispensable for converting
phytosterols into sterol esters
controls root nodule
symbiosis
Akihiro Yamazaki1, Yozo
Okazaki1,2, Kazuki Saito1,3,
Kei Hashimoto1, Kiminori
Toyooka1, Akira Miyahara4,
Miwa Nagae4, Yosuke
Umehara4, Makoto Hayashi1(1RIKEN CSRS, 2Mie
University Graduate School
and Faculty of Bioresources,
3
Chiba University Graduate
School and Faculty of
Pharmaceutical Sciences,
4
NIAS Division of Plant
Sciences)

Evaluation of heat tolerance
to short- or long-term stress of
HsfA1 overexpressing tomato
plantsYuichi Saito1, Hirotaka
Ariga1, Ken Hoshikawa2,
Hiroshi Ezura2, Keisuke
Tanaka3, Izumi Yotsui1, Yoichi
Sakata1, Teruaki Taji1 (1Dept.
of Bioscience Tokyo Univ. ofAgriculture, 2Fac. Life
Environ. Sci., Univ. Tsukuba,
3
NODAI Genome ResearchCenter)Understanding the plant survival strategies from the perspective of stem cells (9:30–12:15)

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Comparative genomics tounderstand evolution of
Alkaloid biosynthesis anddiversification
Amit Rai1, Ryo Nakabayashi2,
Hideki Hirakawa3, Hiroshi
Tsugawa2, Taiki Nakaya1,
Tetsuya Mori2, Hiroki
Takahashi4, Shinji Kikuchi1,
Kazuki Saito1,2, Mami
Yamazaki1 (1Chiba University,
2
RIKEN CSRS, 3KAZUSADNA Research, 4Medical
Mycology Chiba University)

Genetic Analysis of Thailand
Lime and Citrus Genetic
Resourses
Paweena Chuenwarin1,2,Sunanta Wiphuwathinee2,
Ratchadawan
Bowonchaikittikun2,
Ramonnaporn Chuenjit2,
Anyamanee Auvuchanon1(1Department of Horticulture,
Faculty of Agriculture at
Kampaeng Saen, Kasetsart
University, Kampaeng Saen
Campus, 2Agricultural
Biotechnology, Faculty ofAgriculture at Kampaeng
Saen, Kasetsart University,
Kampaeng Saen Campus)

Subgenome-classification
methods for genomic studiesof allopolyploid Arabidopsis
and wheat
Kentaro K. Shimizu1,2, Tony
Kuo3, Jun Sese3,4, Masaomi
Hatakeyama1,5, Tim Paape1,
Gwyneth Halstead-Nussloch1,
Toshiaki Tameshige2(1University of Zurich,Department of Evolutionary
Biology and Environmental
Studies, 2Yokohama City
University, Kihara Institute for
Biological Studies, 3AIST,
4
Humanome Lab, 5Functional
Genomics Center Zurich)

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Biomembrane/Ionand solute transport

Primary metabolism

Environmental
responses ofphotosynthesiEnvironmental
responses A

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Comparative Analysis of
Photosynthetic Acclimation
to Low Temperature among
Ecotypes of Arabidopsis
thaliana
Yuna Kamiura, Ryo
Inohana, Hiroshi Ozaki, Ko
Noguchi (Sch. Life Sci.,
Tokyo Univ. Pharm. Life
Sci.)

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The final phase of the photosynthetic electron transport (9:30–12:30)

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10:30

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Understanding of field plants and development of innovative techniques toward these plant regulation (9:30–12:30)

10:15

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Time

Growth angle of lateral roots Aberrant protein
is regulated by LZY3
phosphatase 2C leads toexpression level
ABA insensitivity and highShogo Mori1, Moritaka
transpiration in parasitic
2
Nakamura , Ryuichiro
plants Striga hermonthica
3
Oshida , Takeshi
Hijiri Fujioka1, Hiroaki
Nishimura2, Masahiko
Samejima1,2, Hideyuki
4
2
Furutani , Miyo T. Morita
Suzuki3, Masaharu(1Sch. Agr., Nagoya Univ., Mizutani1, Masanori
2
NIBB, 3Grad. Sch. Bioagri. Okamoto4,5, Yukihiro
Sci., 4Col. Life Sci., Fujian Sugimoto1,2 (1Grad. School
Agriculture and Forestryof Agric. Sci., Kobe Univ.,
2
JST/JICA SATREPS,
Univ.)
3
Kazusa DNA ResearchInst., 4Ctr. Biosci. Res. &Educ., Utsunomiya Univ.,
5
JST/PRESTO)

Molecular evidence of local
adaptation throughout
epigenetic mutations forregulating secondary
metabolites of Arabidopsis
thaliana accessions
Kazumasa Shirai1,
Mitsuhiko Sato2, Ryo
Nakabayashi3, Ranko Nishi3,
Kazumi Abe4, Jong-Myong
Kim3, Motoaki Seki3,
Minami Shimizu3, Kazuo
Shinozaki3, Yutaka Suzuki4,
Kazuki Saito3,5, Kousuke
Hanada1,3 (1Department of
Bioscience andBioinformatics, Kyushu
Institute of Technology,
2
Faculty of Medical
Sciences, Kyushu
University, 3RIKEN Center
for Sustainable Resource
Science, 4Department ofComputational Biology andMedical Sciences, Graduate
School of Frontier Sciences,
The University of Tokyo,
5
Graduate School of
Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Chiba University)

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Molecular mechanism
underlying feedback
regulation of nitrogen
response by glutamine inplantsPengcheng Guo, Shuichi
Yanagisawa, Mineko
Konishi (Biotechnology
Research Center, Univ.
Tokyo)

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Plant hormones/
Epigenetic regulation
Signaling molecules

Involvement of NGAL1
NIGT1 transcription factor Effect of the cyanobacterial Localization analysis ofProtein kinase CK2 α and βtranscription factor in Boron proteins positively modulate bicarbonate transporters
LZY3, a key factor ofsubunits reversely regulatetransport under low and high phosphorus signaling in atargeted to the chloroplast
gravity signaling, in
ABRE-dependent ABA
Boronnitrogen conditioninner envelope membrane on statocytes
signaling in Arabidopsis
Munkhtsetseg Tsednee1,
dependent manner in
the accumulation of plastid Moritaka Nakamura1,
Yukari Nagatoshi1, Miki
Ricardo Fabiano Giehl2,
Takeshi Nishimura1, Chiemi Fujita2, Yasunari Fujita1,3Arabidopsis
proteins in Arabidopsis
1
1
1
2
Mayuki Tanaka , Nicolaus Yoshiaki Ueda , Takatoshi
Kondo , Masahiko(1JIRCAS, 2RIKEN CSRS,
Susumu Uehara , Yasuko
3
Univ.Tsukuba)
von Wiren2, Toru Fujiwara1 Kiba2, Shuichi Yanagisawa1 Ito-Inaba2, Takehito Inaba2 Furutani3, Masatoshi(1The University of Tokyo, (1Biotech. Res. Center, Univ. (1Grad. Sch. Agr. and Eng., Taniguchi4, Miyo T. Morita1
2
2
2
1
2
Leibniz Institute of Plant
Tokyo, Grad. Sch. Bioagr. Univ. Miyazaki, Fac. Agr., ( NIBB, Sch. Agr., Nagoya
Genetics and Crop Plant
Sci., Nagoya Univ.)
Univ. Miyazaki)
Univ., 3Col. Life Sci., Fujian
Agriculture and Forestry
Research (IPK), Germany)
Univ., 4Grad. Sch. Bioagri.
Sci.)

Role of N- and C-terminal of Nitrate signaling impacts on Day-Length-dependentAnalysis of the molecular
A role of the feedforward
rice silicon transporter Lsi1 multiple metabolic pathways Delayed-Greening1
function of RLD gene family loop consisting of Dof2.1
in its polar localization
via de novo biosynthesis of (DLDG1), a homolog of the in Arabidopsis.
and MYC2 transcription
Noriyuki Konishi, Jian Feng NAD+ in Arabidopsis.
cyanobacterial H+Takeshi Nishimura1,
factors in jasmonate
1
1
Ma (IPSR, Okayama Univ.) Moriaki Saito , Atsuko
extraction-protein, localizes Moritaka Nakamura ,responses
Miyagi2, Mineko Konishi1,2, in chloroplast envelope
Masahiko Furutani3,
Mengna Zhuo, Yasuhito
Maki Kawai-Yamada2,
membrane and regulates qE. Masatoshi Taniguchi2, Miyo Sakuraba, Shuichi
11
1 1
Shuichi Yanagisawa
Kyohei Harada , Takatoshi T. Morita ( NIBB,
Yanagisawa (Biotechnology
2
Graduate School of(1Biotechnology Research
Arizono1, Ryoichi Sato1,2,
Research Center, The
Center, The University of
Natsuhiko Maekawa1, Mai Bioagricultural Sciences,
University of Tokyo)
Tokyo, 2Graduate School of Duy Luu Trinh1, Masaru
Nagoya University, 3College
3
4
Science and Engineering,
Kono , Shinichi Takaichi , of Life Science, Fujian
Shinji Masuda5
Saitama University)
Agriculture and Forestry(1Department of Life
University)
Sciences and Technology,
Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 2Division ofEnvironmental
Photobiology, National
Institute for Basic Biology,
3
School of Science, The
University of Tokyo,
4
Department of Molecular
Microbiology, Faculty ofLife Science, Tokyo
University of Agriculture,
5
Center for Biological
Resources and Informatics,
Tokyo Institute ofTechnology)

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Ribozyme provided fromvirus vector can induce
demethylation in a sequencespecific manner
Reika Isoda1, Wataru
Matsunaga1, Senri
Shirakawa1, Tsuyoshi
Inukai1, Takeshi
Matsumura2, Chikara
Masuta1 (1Res.Fac.Agr.,
Univ. Hokkaido, 2AIST)

Control of histone
methylation at the onset ofendoreplication
Hirotomo Takatsuka,
Masaaki Umeda (Graduate
School of Science andTechnology, Nara Instituteof Science and Technology)

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Flowering/Clock

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism
interaction A

Plant-organism
interaction B

Environmental
responses C

Regulation Of Seasonal
Sensing Mechanism By
Modulating Circadian Clocks
Atsuhiro Hirohata1,2, Yuta
Yamatsuta2, Takashi Araki1,
Motomu Endo2 (1Grad.
Biostudies, Kyoto Univ.,
2
Grad. Sci. and Tech.,
NAIST)

1aJ04 仝Identification of Key
transcription factors that
determine pericycle stem cellpotential in Arabidopsis
Ye Zhang1, Nobutaka
Mitsuda2, Takeshi
Yoshizumi3, Yoichi Kondo3,
Masaru Takagi2, Minami
Matsui3, Tatsuo Kakimoto1(1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ.
Osaka, 2National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Scienceand Technology, 3Plant
Science Center, RIKEN
Yokohama Institute)

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Symposium S03

1aI05

1aJ05 仝A transcriptional cascade ofroot hair growth in response
to environmental signals
Michitaro Shibata, Ayako
Kawamura, Keiko Sugimoto(RIKEN, CSRS)

1aK05 仝OsGAPC1 acts as a NO
Natural variations inFunctional Analysis of 70 kDa
sensor to trigger diseaseroot-associated fungus
Heat Shock Proteins in theresistance to rice blast fungus Colletotrichum tofieldiae in A. Regulation of Heat Stressthrough histone acetylation
Responsive Gene Expression
thaliana roots
Ken-Ichi Kosami1, Jing Su2, Kei Hiruma1,2, Takuma
in Arabidopsis
Ko Shimamoto2, Yoji
Inoue1, Shigetaka Yasuda1,
Asad Jan1, Huimei Zhao1,
1 1
1 1
Kawano ( Shanghai Center Yusuke Saijo ( NAIST.Bio, Naohiko Ohama1, Shinya
2JST, Presto)
for Plant Stress Biology,
Koizumi1, Kazuya Kusakabe1,
Junya Mizoi1, Satoshi
Chinese Academy of2
Kidokoro1, Kazuo Shinozaki2,
Sciences, Laboratory of Plant
Molecular Genetics, Grad.
Kazuko YamaguchiDept. of Biological Science,
Shinozaki1 (1Grad. Sch. Agr.
Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
NAIST)
2
Center for Sustainable
Resource Science, RIKEN)

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Understanding the plant survival strategies from the perspective of stem cells (9:30–12:15)

1aI04

Evaluation of effects ofexternal stimuli on circadianrhythms at a single-cell levelby using cells isolated fromAtCCA1::LUC Arabidopsis
Shunji Nakamura, Shogo Ito,
Tokitaka Oyama (Grad. Sci.,
Univ. Kyoto)

Evolutionary process of a pair Functional characterization of Dissecting the geneticof R genes, Pit-1 and Pit-2
Rhizobium LCO receptors in mechanism in heat tolerance
Yuying Li, Qiong Wang,
the nodulating non-legumeof Bs-2, a heat tolerant A.
Huimin Jia, Yoji Kawano
Parasponia
thaliana accession
1,2
1(PSC, CAS)
Kana Miyata , Luuk Rutten , Masaaki Ono, Kotaro
1
Yuda Roswanjaya , Rene
Nakamura, Izumi Yotsui,Geurts1 (1Wageningen Univ., Yoichi Sakata, Teruaki Taji
2
JSPS Overseas Research(Dept. of Bioscience, Tokyo
Fellow)
Univ. Of Agriculture)

Possible action mechanism of Rhizotaxis Plasticity in
MPK3/6-WRKY33-ALD1- Fungal phosphate export via Seasonal change of
new small molecule
Arabidopsis is Modulated by Pipecolic acid Regulatory
SYG1 triggers symbiosiscold-induced calcium
lengthening circadian period Diffusible Compounds from Loop Contributes to Systemic specific lipid biosynthesis in signaling and the influence ofin Arabidopsis thaliana
an Endophytic Fungus,
Acquired Resistancethe host of arbuscular
the volatile chemicals in the
Azusa Ono1, Hiromi Matsuo2, Srendipita indica
Yiming Wang, Kenichi Tsuda mycorrhiza
atmosphere
Ayato Sato2, Toshinori
Aoi Inaji1, Atsushi Okazawa1, (Max Planck Institute for
Hayato Maruyama1, Satoshi Hayato Hiraki1, Manabu
Kinoshita2,3, Norihito
Toshiyuki Ohnishi2, Daisaku Plant Breeding Research)
Asaeda1, Kaede Yokoyama1, Watanabe2, Matsuo
Nakamichi2,3 (1School of
Ohta1 (1Grad. Sch. Life Env
Yusaku Sugimura1, Katsuharu Uemura1,3, Yukio
Science, Nagoya University, Sci., Univ. Osaka Pref, 2Grad.
Saito2, Chikara Masuta1,
Kawamura1,3 (1United Grad.
2
Institute of Transformative
Sch. Agr., Univ. Shizuoka)
Tatsuhiro Ezawa1 (1Grad. Sch. Sch. Agri. Sci., Iwate Univ.,22
Bio-molecules, Nagoya
Agri., Hokkaido Univ., Fac. Field Sci., Agri., Iwate Univ.,
3Agri., Iwate Univ.)
Agri., Shinshu Univ.)
University, 3Graduate Schoolof Science, Nagoya
University)

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10:45

Characterization of core
promoters in plants
Kyonoshin Maruyama1,
Yoshiharu Yamamoto2,
Tetsuya Sakurai3 (1Biol.
Resources Post-harvest Div.,
2
Fac. Appl. Biol. Sci., Gifu
Univ., 3Multi. Sci. Cluster,
Kochi Univ.)

Development of Promoter
Prediction Methods Using
DNA Sequences
Tosei Hiratsuka1, Yoshiharu
Yamamoto1,2,3 (1Grad. Sch.
Nat. Sci. Tech., Univ. Gifu,
2Fac. Appl. Biol. Sci., Univ.
Gifu, 3CSRS., Riken)

Variation of gene regulatory
networks of flowering in barley
under field conditions
Komaki Inoue1, Kotaro
Takahagi1,2, Yukiko Uehara1,
Minami Shimizu1, Daisuke
Saisho3, Takakazu Matsuura3,
Asaka Kanatani3, Jun Ito2,
Hiroyuki Tsuji2, Takashi
Hirayama3, Keiichi
Mochida1,2,3 (1CSRS, RIKEN,
2
KIBR, Univ. Yokohama-City,
3
IPSR, Univ. Okayama)

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Biomembrane/Ionand solute transport

Primary metabolism

Environmental
responses ofphotosynthesiEnvironmental
responses A

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The final phase of the photosynthetic electron transport (9:30–12:30)

11:30

B

Symposium S02

11:15

Room

Understanding of field plants and development of innovative techniques toward these plant regulation (9:30–12:30)

11:00

Room

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Time

1aC08 仝Cell and tissue specific
Identification andRedox Regulation
Bend-induced cytosolic and Identification of longregulation of sodium
biochemical analysis of a
Mechanisms for Switching nuclear calcium signatures in distance mobile mRNA in
homeostasis by major
deubiquitinating enzyme as Chloroplast Metabolism
Arabidopsis roots
Plants.
transporters conferring
an interactor of C/Nduring Day/Night Cycle
Yuta Takano1, Masatsugu
Ken-ichi Kurotani1, Hiroki
2 1
Toyota ( Dept Biochem and Tsutsui1, Yu Sawai1,
salinity tolerance in rice
regulatory ubiquitin ligase
Keisuke Yoshida, Toru
Takamasa Suzuki4,(Oryza sativa L.)
ATL31 in Arabidopsis
Hisabori (CLS, Tokyo Tech.) Mol Biol, Saitama Univ,
2
Dept Biochem and Mol
Michitaka Notaguchi1,2,3
Md. Imtiaz Uddin1,
Yongming Luo, Shigetaka
Mohammad Monjur
Biol, Saitama Univ)(1Grad. Sch. Bioagri. Sci.,
Yasuda, Yu Lu, Yoko
Nagoya Univ., 2ITbM,
Hossain2, Md. Abdul Kader2, Hasegawa, Takeo Sato, Junji
Shahin Imran3, Md. Ashraful Yamaguchi (Fac. Sci. andNagoya Univ., 3PRESTO,
Islam1, Md. Monirul Islam1, Grad. Sch. Life Sci.,
Nagoya Univ., 4Grad. Sch.
1
Hosne-ara Begum , Md.
Biosci. Biotech, Chubu
Hokkaido Univ.)
Harun-or Rashid1
Univ.)(1Biotechnology Division,
Bangladesh Institute of
Nuclear Agriculture (BINA),
2
Department of Agronomy,
Bangladesh Agricultural
University (BAU), 3Instituteof Plant Science andResources, Okayama
University)

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Molecular recognition
mechanism of speciesspecific centromeric histone
H3 variants in plants
Hidenori Takeuchi1,2,
Tetsuya Higashiyama2,3,
Frederic Berger4 (1Inst. Adv.
Res., Nagoya Univ., 2ITbM,
Nagoya Univ., 3Grad. Sch.
Sci., Nagoya Univ., 4GMI,
Austria)

1aC09

High affinity K+ transporter Sugar-responsive
Redox regulation system in Long-distance rapid Ca2+ and Development of atranscription factor bZIP3
heterocysts of nitrogenelectrical signals in Mimosa micro-grafting chip for
AtHAK5 expression isaffected by both Internal and affects leaf development in fixing cyanobacterium
Arabidopsis
pudicaexternal K status.
Takuma Hagihara1,
Yaichi Kawakatsu1, Hiroki
Arabidopsis
Anabaena sp. PCC 7120
Tomohiro Miura2, Hiroaki
Tsutsui1, Naoki
Satomi Kanno1,2, Ludovic
Miho Sanagi1, Yu Lu1, Shoki Shoko Mihara, Keisuke
2
2
1
3
3,4
Martin , Laurent Nussaume , Aoyama , Nobutaka
Mano , Mitsuyasu Hasebe , Yanagisawa2, Yu Sawai1,
Yoshida, Ken-ichi
Arain Vavasseur2, Nathalie Mitsuda2, Miho Ikeda3,
Shuka Ikematsu3, Hideyuki
Wakabayashi, Toru Hisabori Masatsugu Toyota2 (1Sci.,
Leonhardt2 (1Fac. of Life
Masaru Ohme-Takagi2,3,
Univ. Saitama, 2Grad. Sch. Arata2, Tetsuya(Lab. Chem. Life Sci.,
1
3
and Environ. Sci. Univ. of
Takeo Sato , Junji
Sci., Univ. Saitama, Evol. Higashiyama2,3, Michitaka
Tokyo Tech.)
Yamaguchi1 (1Fac. Sci. andBiol., Natl. Inst. Basic Biol., Notaguchi1,3,4 (1Grad. Sch.
Tsukuba, 2CEA)
4Life Sci., Grad. Univ.
Grad. Sch. Life Sci.,
Bioagri. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
2
Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya
Advanced Studies)
Hokkaido Univ.,
2
Bioproduction Research
Univ., 3ITbM-WPI, Nagoya
Institute, National InstituteUniv., 4PRESTO, JST)of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology(AIST), 3Grad. Sch. Sci.
Eng., Saitama Univ.)

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Histone demethylase LDL1
promotes homologous
recombination repair via
demethylation of H3K4me2
Takeshi Hirakawa1, Keiko
Kuwata2, Sachihiro
Matsunaga1 (1Dept. Applied
Bio. Sci., Fac. Sci. Tech.,Tokyo Univ. Sci.,
2
WPI-ITbM, Nagoya Univ.)

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Plant hormones/
Epigenetic regulation
Signaling molecules

Functional analysis of a
Physiological roles of NAD Roles of a galactolipase,
Gravity Response Observed Receptor-like kinases that
Histone demethylation is
node-expressed transporter kinases in cyanobacterium Galp1, in acclimation to high in Specific Part ofspecifically respond to
involved in gene priming forfor phytosiderophore in rice Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 light in Synechococcus
herbivore elicitors in plants plant regeneration
Marchantia polymorpha
Jing Che, Kengo Yokosyo, Yuuma Ishikawa1, Atsuko
Mimi HashimotoTakuya Uemura1, Masakazu Sachihiro Matsunaga1,
elongatus PCC 7942
Hachisu1, Ryosuke
Hiroya Ishihara1, Haruka
Naoki Yamaji, Jian Feng Ma Miyagi1, Toshiki Ishikawa1, Nobuyuki Takatani1,
Sugimoto1, Takuya
Minoru Nagano2, Masatoshi Kazutaka Ikeda2, Tatsuo
Norizuki2,3, Takashi Ueda2,4, Hoshino1, Keiichirou
Tenman1, Satoshi(Institute of Plant Science
Yamaguchi1, Kintake
Omata1 (1Grad. Sch. Bioagr. Miyo T. Morita1,4,5 (1Grad.
Nemoto2, Ayako Yoshida3, Kadokura1, Soichi Inagaki2,
and Resources, Okayama
312
1
Sonoike , Yukako Hihara , Sci. Nagoya Univ., RIKEN Sch. Bioagr. Sci., Univ.
Shigetoshi Miura , Makoto Yayoi Inui1, Takuya
University)
Yasuko Kaneko1, Maki
IMS)
Nishiyama3,4, Chiharu
Sakamoto1, Takamasa
Nagoya, 2Div. Cellular
Kawai1 (1Grad, Sch. Sci.
Dinamics, NIBB, 3Grad.
Nishiyama1, Shigeomi
Suzuki3, Kengo Morohashi1,
Engineer., Saitama Univ,
Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 4Sch. Horito1, Yoshitake Desaki1, Tetsuji Kakutani2, Kaoru
2
Grad, Sch. Sci. Ritsumeikan
Life Sci., SOKENDAI, 5Div. Tatsuya Sawasaki5,
Sugimoto1 (1Dept. Applied
3
Univ, Fac. Edu. Integ. Arts
Plant Environ. Res., NIBB) Gen-ichiro Arimura1 (1Tokyo Bio. Sci., Fac. Sci. Tech.,Sci., Waseda Univ.)
University of Science,
Tokyo Univ. Sci., 2Nat. Inst.
2
IBRC, 3Biotechnology
Genet., 3College Biosci.
4
research center, CRIIM,
Biotech., Chubu Univ.)
5
PROS)

Long-distance signaling in Metabolic effect of
response to Fe-starvation
pyrophosphate on starch
Ryo Tabata1, Kumiko Ikuta1, accumulation in columella
1
Hana Tamura , Takehiro
cells of Arabidopsis
Kamiya2, Keitaro Tanoi2,
Satoru Kinoshita, Shoji
Yoshikatsu Matsubayashi3, Segami, Masayoshi
Hitoshi Sakakibara1 (1Grad. Maeshima (Grad. Sch.
Sch. Bioagr. Sci. Nagoya
Bioagr. Sci., Nagoya Univ.)
univ., 2Grad. Sch. Agr. And
LifeSch., Univ. Tokyo,
3
Grad. Sch. Sci. Nagoya
univ.)CRISPR/Cas9-mediatedEffects of Glutathione on the ROS and Ca2+ signals
Nuclear lamina protein
gene modification of
Yield of Large Grains ininvolved in stress-induced
CRWN regulates genethioredoxin-targeted enzyme Black Soybean
long-distance signaling in
positioning of a copperin chloroplasts
Kenji Henmi, Ken’ichi
transport family gene locus
Marchantia polymorpha1
1
Yuichi Yokochi , Florian
Ogawa (RIBS Okayama)
Kenji Hashimoto , Hiroki
Yuki Sakamoto1, Mayuko
Hahn2, Andreas Weber2,
Shindo2, Takeru Itabashi2,
Sato2, Takamasa Suzuki3,
1
2
Keisuke Yoshida , Ken-ichi
Hikaru Mizoe , Kazuyuki
Kiminori Toyooka2, Shingo
1
1,2,3 1
Wakabayashi , Toru
Kuchitsu ( Imaging
Takagi4, Sachihiro
Hisabori1 (1Lab. for Chem.
Frontier Center, Tokyo Univ. Matsunaga1,5 (1IFC, RIST,
and Life Sci., Tokyo Tech.,of Science, 2Dept. of Appl. Tokyo Univ. Sci., 2CSRS,
2
Inst. of Plant Biochem.,
Biol. Sci., Tokyo Univ. of
RIKEN, 3Dept. Biol. Chem.,
Heinrich Heine Univ.)
College Biosci. Biotech.,
Science, 3Agricultural
Interdisciplinary Sci. &Chubu Univ., 4Dept. Biol.
Tech. Course, Tokyo Univ. Sci., Grad. Sch.Sci., Osaka
Univ., 5Dept. App. Biol. Sci.,
of Sci.)Fac. Sci. Tech., Tokyo Univ.
Sci.)

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Room

Flowering/Clock

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism
interaction A

Plant-organism
interaction B

Environmental
responses C

Symposium S03

Function Analysis ofIdentification of an
In planta bacterial
multi-omics illuminates
Receiver-like Domain of
Arabidopsis mutant withregulatory logic underlying
Central Oscillator PRR
altered root hair formation
plant-pathogen interactions
Family Constituting Plant
Kanari Shimada1, Satoshi
22
Iuchi , Atsuko Iuchi , Kohji
Tatsuya Nobori, Kenichi
Clock
1
1
Yamada , Keishi Osakabe ,Tsuda (Max-Planck Institute
Yusuke Takata, Masahide
for Plant Breeding Research)
Kobayashi, Hiroki Hurukawa, Yuriko Osakabe1 (1Fac.
Takafumi Yamashino (Grad. Biosci. Bioindust., Tokushima
2
Univ., BRC, RIKEN.)
Sch. Sci., Univ. Nagoya)

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1aL07

Mycorrhizal gene
Effects of topoisomerase
coexpression network: a core inhibitor on cold-acclimation
regulatory module forof Arabidopsis
mycorrhizal formation andMari Ushiyama, Ryota
functioning under diverse and Mihara, Yasuko Ito-Inaba,
fluctuating environments
Takehito Inaba (Fac.
Yusaku Sugimura1, Ai
Agr.,Univ.Miyazaki)
Kawahara2, Hayato
11Maruyama , Tatsuhiro Ezawa(1Grad. Sch. Agri., Hokkaido
Univ, 2Sumitomo Chemical)

1aM07

1aI08

Mechanisms for sharing
Analysis of periodic cellulartime-information among
behaviors during root cap
tissues in Arabidopsis thaliana detachment in Arabidopsis
1,2
Kyohei Uemoto , Yumi
thaliana
Kunimoto2, Takashi Araki1,
Tatsuaki Goh, Koki Ueno,
Motomu Endo2 (1Grad. Sch. Shunsuke Miyashima, Keiji
Biostudies., Univ. Kyoto,
Nakajima (Grad. Sch. Sci.
2
Grad. Sch. Bio., Univ.
Tech., NAIST)NAIST)

1aJ08

1aK08 仝Regulatory mechanism of
Isolation and characterization
PAMP-triggered immunity by of symbiotic microbes in
REAL1, a novel component quinoa seeds.
of PRR complex
Yoshinori Murata, Yasunari
Yukihisa Goto1,2, Yasuhiro
Fujita (Japan International
Kadota2, Hidenori Matsui1,3, Research Center for
Jan Sklenar4, Paul
Agricultural Sciences)
Derbyshire4, Frank Menke4,
1,5
Hirofumi Nakagami , Cyril
Zipfel4,6, Ken Shirasu1,2(1RIKEN CSRS, 2Grad. Sch.
Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 3Grad. Sch.
Envi life Sci., Univ.
Okayama, 4The Sainsbury
Laboratory, 5MPI for Plant
Breeding Research, 6IPMB.,
Univ. Zurich)

1aL08

1aM08

Analysis of plant adaptation
to temperature using
metabolome andtranscriptome
Natsuki Hayami1, Miyako
Kusano2,3, Kyonoshin
Maruyama4, Mieko
Higuchi-Takeuchi2, Kousuke
Hanada5, Minami Matsui2,
Yoshiharu Yamamoto1,2(1Grad. Sch. Agr. Sci., Gifu
Univ., 2RIKEN CSRS, 3Fac.
Life and Env. Sci., Tsukuba
Univ., 4JIRCAS, 5Frontier
Research Academy for Young
Researchers, Kyushu Instituteof Technology)

1aI09

Cell-type specific circadianComparative analysis ofIdentification andMorphological regulation
clock regulates cell fatemolecular network of root
characterization of revertants network in the insect galls of
1
Koutarou Torii , Keisuke
cortex formation inof the dde2/ein2/pad4/
Machilus thunbergii in
Inoue1, Keita Bekki1, Motomu Arabidopsis and Cardamine sid2-quadruple mutant, which Taiwan
Endo2 (1Grad. Sch. Bio., Univ. Koichi Toyokura1,2,3, Tatsuaki exhibit disease resistanceTin-Han Shih1, Kai-Chieh
Kyoto, 2Bio. Sci, NAIST)
Goh2,4, Masato Sakane2,6, Yrjo Shuta Asai, Yu Ayukawa,
Chang1,2, Szu-Hsien Lin1,
Helariutta3,5, Tatsuo
Chi-Ming Yang1 (1BRC
Asuka Yoshida, Soshi
Kakimoto1, Hiroshi Kudoh6, Tsuchiya, Takuya Okubo,
Academia Sinica, Taipei,
Hidehiro Fukaki2 (1Grad. Sch. Ken Shirasu (Center for
Taiwan, 2Department of Life
2
Sci., Osaka Univ., Grad. Sch. Sustainable Resource
Science, National Taiwan
Sci., Kobe Univ., 3Sainsbury Science, RIKEN)
Normal University, Taipei,
Lab., Univ. Cambridge,
Taiwan)4
Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., Nara
5
Inst. Sci. Tech., Inst.
Biotech., Univ. Helsinki,
6
Center Eco. Res., Kyoto
Univ.)

1aJ09

1aK09 仝1aL09 仝1aM09

Freezing process of Forsythia
stems visualized using MRI
Masaya Ishikawa1, Timothy
Stait-Gardner2, Hiroki
Murakawa1, Hideyuki
Yamazaki3, Kazuyuki
Kuchitsu1, William S. Price2(1Tokyo Univ Sci, 2Western
Sydney Univ, 3NITE-IPOD)

1aI10

1aJ10

1aK10

1aL10 仝1aM10

Effect of light and temperature Co-option of a factor involved A positive role for Polycomb ERN1 may function as an
Regulation of metabolic
fluctuation on FT expression in lateral root development to repressive complex inadditional regulator of NIN to network under nutritional
under natural conditions
systemic immunity andpromote infection threadstresses in Brassica plants
Lotus japonicas nodule
Akane Kubota1, Nayoungorganogenesis
defense priming information in Lotus japonicus Kana Nakayama, Mutsumi
2
1
1,2
1,2
Lee , Motomu Endo , Takato Takashi Soyano , Makoto
Meng Liu , Takashi
Watanabe, Takayuki Tohge
Arabidopsis thaliana
Imaizumi2 (1Div. ofHayashi3, Masayoshi
Soyano1,2, Koji Yano1,
Yuri Tajima1, Eva-Maria(Plant Secondary Metabolism
Bioscience, NAIST, 2Dept. of Kawaguchi1,2 (1NIBB,
Reimer-Michalski2, Eliza
Makoto Hayashi3, Masayoshi Lab., NAIST)
2
3
1
1,2 1
SOKENDAI, RIKEN)
Biology, Univ. of
Po-Iian Loo , Barbara
Kawaguchi ( Division of
Kracher2, Franziska Turck2,
Symbiotic Systems, National
Washington)
Masanao Sato3, Yusuke
Institute for Basic Biology,
Saijo1,2 (1NAIST, 2Max Planck 2Department of Basic
Institute for Plant Breeding
Biology, School of Life
Research, 3Hokkaido Univ.) Science, SOKENDAI,
3
Center for Sustainable
Resource Science, RIKEN)

Understanding the plant survival strategies from the perspective of stem cells (9:30–12:15)

1aI07

Room ON

Time

Systems biology
1aO07

11:00

1aO08

11:15

1aO09

11:30

1aO10

11:45

Annual transcriptome
dynamics in naturalenvironments reveals plantseasonal adaptation
Atsushi J. Nagano1, Tetsuhiro
Kawagoe2, Jiro Sugisaka2, Mie
N. Honjo2, Koji Iwayama3,
Hiroshi Kudoh2 (1Fac. Agr.,
Ryukoku Univ., 2Cent. Ecol.,Kyoto Univ., 3Cent. Data Sci.,
Shiga Univ.)

Artificial reproduction of plantseasonal responses in the smart
growth chambers
Yuko Kurita1, Hironori
Takimoto2, Mari Kamitani1,
Yoichi Hashida1, Makoto
Kashima1, Ayumi Tezuka1,
Takanari Tanabata3, Atsushi J.
Nagano1 (1Faculty ofAgriculture, Ryukoku Univ.,
2
Faculty of Computer Scienceand Systems Engineering,
Okayama Pref. Univ., 3Kazusa
DNA Research Institute)

Reproduction of RiceTranscriptome Dynamics
under Fluctuating Field
Environments by SmartGC
Yoichi Hashida1, Ayumi
Tezuka1, Mari Kamitani1,
Makoto Kashima1, Yuko
Kurita1, Atsushi J. Nagano2(1Res. Inst. Food Agr., Univ.
Ryukoku, 2Fac. Agr., Univ.
Ryukoku)

Incorporating neighbor identity
into a genome-wide
association mapping of insect
herbivory
Yasuhiro Sato1, Rie
Shimizu-Inatsugi2, Misako
Yamazaki2, Kentaro K.
Shimizu2, Atsushi J. Nagano3(1JST PRESTO/Ryukoku
University, 2IEU, University of
Zurich, 3Faculty ofAgriculture, Ryukoku
University)

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Biomembrane/Ionand solute transport

Primary metabolism

Environmental
responses ofphotosynthesiEnvironmental
responses A

1aC11

1aD11 仝The final phase of the photosynthetic electron transport (9:30–12:30)

46

B

Symposium S02

12:15

Room

Understanding of field plants and development of innovative techniques toward these plant regulation (9:30–12:30)

12:00

Room

Symposium S01

Time

1aC12

1aD12 仝A

Functional analyses of
ALMT-family malatetransporters in tomato
Takayuki Sasaki1, Michiyo
Ariyoshi1, Toshihiro Obata2,
Izumi Mori1, Yoko
Yamamoto1 (1IPSR,
Okayama Univ., 2Dept.
Biochem./Center Plant Sci.
Innov., Univ. Nebraska,
Lincoln)

Comparative analysis of
starch metabolism indiazotrophic and nondiazotrophic cyanobacteria
Eiji Suzuki (Fac Bioresour
Sci, Akita Pref Univ)

Investigation of
The differential roles ofphotosynthesis-dependent OsNLP1 and OsNLP4 in
regulation of theregulating growth underphosphorylation status of
nitrate condition in rice.
plasma membrane
Mengyao Wang1, Takahiro+
Hasegawa1, Makoto
H -ATPase in stomatal
guard cells.
Hayashi2, Yoshihiro
Ohmori1, Koji Yano1,
Eigo Ando1, Toshinori
Kinoshita1,2 (1Div. Biol. Sci., Takehiro Kamiya1, Toru
Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya
Fujiwara1 (1Graduate School
Univ., 2WPI-ITbM, Nagoya of Agricultural and Life
Univ.)
Sciences, The University ofTokyo, 2RIKEN Center for
Sustainable Resource
Science)

1aE11

Room G

Room H

Plant hormones/
Epigenetic regulation
Signaling molecules

1aF11

1aG11

1aH11

1aF12

1aG12

1aH12

The non-photochemical
Acrolein is a common
Functional analysis of
Exploring biologicalquenching observed in thesubstrate of plant glutathione PIP5K7 and PIP5K8 in Ara- meanings of the correct
dark is affected by thetransferase
centromere distribution inbidopsis thaliana
growth light condition rather Rika Kuramitsu1,3, Sayaka
Ryo Kuroda, Mariko Kato, plants
Kanameda1, Nagisa
than the organic carbon
Tomohiko Tsuge, Takashi
Takuya Sakamoto1, Yuki
Sakamoto2, Yuka Oko1,
source in Chlamydomonas Matsuura2, Yasuo
Aoyama (Institute for
2
3
Yamauchi , Jun’ichi Mano Chemical Research, Kyoto Takamasa Suzuki3, Stefan
reinhardtii
Grob4, Ueli Grossniklaus4,
Masahiro Misumi, Kintake (1Fac. Agr., Yamaguchi
University)
Sachihiro Matsunaga1 (1Dep.
Sonoike (Edu. Int. Arts. Sci., Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Agr.,
3
Kobe Univ., Sci. Res.
App. Biol. Sci., Fac. Sci.
Univ. Waseda)
Center., Yamaguchi univ.)
Tech., Tokyo Univ. Sci.,
2
IFC, RIST, Tokyo Univ.
Sci., 3College. Biosci.
Biotch., Chubu Univ., 4Univ.
Zurich)H2O2 inactivates carbonyl- Elucidation of thedetoxifying enzymes tomechanism by which planar
increase carbonyl load that polarity is established fortrigger programmed death of root hair development in
tobacco cells.
Arabidopsis thaliana
Ryota Terada1, Md.
Taichi Kishimoto, Mariko
2
Sanaullah Biswas , Jun’ichi Kato, Tomohiko Tsuge,
Mano3 (1Fac. Agr.,
Takashi Aoyama (ICR,
Yamaguchi Univ., 2Dept.
Kyoto Univ.)
Horticulture. BSMR
3
Agricultural Univ., Sci. Res.
Center, Yamaguchi Univ.)

Analysis of transposon
regulation by the Polycomb
Repressive Complex
Masataka Yamada1, Kosuke
Nozawa2, Atsushi Kato3,
Hidetaka Ito3 (1Sch. Sci.,
Univ. Hokkaido, 2Grad. Sch.
Life Sci., Univ. Hokkaido,
3
Fac. Sci., Univ. Hokkaido)

Room I

Room J

Room K

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Room M

Room

Flowering/Clock

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism
interaction A

Plant-organism
interaction B

Environmental
responses C

Symposium S03

1aI11

1aJ11

Differentiation of a single
Analysis of cell wall-derived [Cancelled]layer of epidermis:
elicitors during herbivory in
identification of regulators
rice
acting upstream andTomonori Shinya1, Yuka
Fujiwara1, Kiwamu Hyodo1,
downstream of ATML1
1
Yoshihisa Yoshimi2, Katsuya
Hiroyuki Iida , Ayaka
1
1
Yoshida , Nozomi Takada ,Hara2, Yoichi Tsumuraya2,
Miharu Ito1, Gerd Jürgens2,
Toshihisa Kotake2, Ivan Galis1
Shinobu Takada1 (1Dept. Biol. (1IPSR, Okayama Univ.,
2
Grad. Sch. Sci. Eng., Saitama
Sci., Grad. Sch. Sci., Osaka
Univ.)
Univ, 2ZMBP, Univ.
Tübingen)

1aK11

1aL11

Prediction of environmental
response in field-grown riceusing expression-dynamicsQTL
Makoto Kashima1, Ryota
Sakamoto1,2, Hiroki Saito3,4,Satoshi Okubo3,5, Shunsuke
Adachi5, Yoichi Hashida1,5,
Kazuki Tomizawa5, Ayumi
Tezuka1, Ayumi Deguchi1,
Yuko Kurita1, Atsushi J.
Nagano6 (1Res. Inst. for Foodand Agri., Ryukoku Univ.,
2
Seibi Seni. High Sch., 3Grad.
sch. of Agri., Kyoto Univ.,
4Trop. Agri. Res. Fro.,JIRCAS, 5Inst. of Global Inn.
Res., Tokyo Univ. of Agri.
and Tech., 6Facu. of Agri.,Ryukoku Univ.)

1aI12

1aJ12

1aK12

1aL12

1aM12

Quantitative evaluation of the Analysis of cop1-induced
efficiency of a transientlyInflorescence Morphology inintroduced CRISPR/Cas9
Arabidopsis
system based on theMayu Nakagawa, Risa
observation of cellular
Takeuchi, Takumi Oonuma,
circadian phenotypes
Kiyotaka Shibata (Fac. Sci.
1
Yuki Kanesaka , Masaaki
Engn., Ishinomaki Senshu
Okada2, Takashi Araki1,
Univ.)
Tokitaka Oyama2 (1Grad.Sch.
Biostudies, Univ.Kyoto,
2
Grad.Sch.Science, Univ.
Kyoto)

Arabidopsis lipoxygenase 2
controlled by calcium ion
catalyzes oxidation ofgalactolipid to induce green
leaf volatile-burst
Satoshi Mochizuki, Kenji
Matsui (Grad. Sch. Sci. andTech. for Innov., Univ.
Yamaguchi)

1aM11

Cell biological analysis of the Direct and indirect priming by
infection process in symbiotic seasonal environments ininteractions between orchids Arabidopsis halleri
and mycorrhizal fungi
Mie N. Honjo1, Tomoaki
Muranaka1, Haruki Nishio1,
Chihiro Miura1, Miharu
12
Saisho , Yoshikatsu Sato ,Tasuku Ito1, Naoko Emura1,2,
Takahiro Yagame3, Tetsuya
Hiroshi Kudoh1 (1Center for
Higashiyama2,4, Masahide
Ecological Research, Kyoto
Yamato5, Hironori Kaminaka1 Univ., 2Fac. Agr., Kagoshima
1( Fac. Agr., Tottori Univ.,
Univ.)2
WPI-ITbM, Nagoya Univ.,
3
Mizuho Kyo-do Mus., 4Grad.
Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ., 5Fac.
Edu., Chiba Univ.)

Understanding the plant survival strategies from the perspective of stem cells (9:30–12:15)

Biochemical analysis of
DNA-binding ability of atranscription factor, FD,
which controls flowering
Kasane Bando1, Keiichirou
Nemoto2, Akira Nozawa1,
Tatsuya Sawasaki1 (1PROS,
Ehime Univ., 2Iwate
Biotechnology ResearchCenter)Room ON

Time

Systems biology
1aO11

Update of the omics databases
PODC and CatchUP
Shizuka Koshimizu1, Yukino
Nakamura1, Misa Saito1,
Maasa Kanno1, Eiji Nambara2,
Kentaro Yano1 (1Sch. Agri.,Meiji Univ., 2Sch. Cell &Systems Biol., Univ. Toronto)

12:00

12:15

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Room E

Photosynthesis,
Primary metabolism,
Environmental responses
Secondary metabolismof photosynthesis

1pC01

1pD01

1pE01

1pC02

1pD02

Structure-Function Analysis of a
Raf-Like Protein Kinase That Is
Involved in Photosynthesis
Signaling in Marchantia
Polymorpha
Asuka Shintaku, Eri Koide,
Takayuki Kohchi, Ryuichi
Nishihama (Grad. Sch.
Biostudies, Kyoto Univ.)

1pE02

Effects of chemically synthesized
ether-linked PGs on
photoinhibition of PSII
Haruhiko Jimbo1, Kaichiro
Endo2, Masato Abe3, Hajime
Wada1 (1Grad. Sch. Arts and Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo, 2Malopolska
Centre of Biotech., Jagiellonian
Univ., Poland, 3Grad. Sch.
Agriculture, Ehime Univ.)

1pC03 仝

1pD03

1pE03

Identification andPossible Regulation of
Manipulation of the Stomatalcharacterization of a substrate of Sucrose-Starch Distribution by a Density Affects the Response of
Photosynthesis-Responsive
Stomatal Opening and CO2
Arabidopsis MPK4 MAPK
Assimilation to the Fluctuating
required for plant cytokinesis
Raf-Like Protein Kinase in
1
Light
Masanobu Tomita , Yudai
Marchantia polymorpha
Mikami1, Ryutaro Nakaoku1,
Kazuma Sakoda1,2, Tomoo
Eri Koide1, Asuka Shintaku1,
Takahiro Hamada2, Hirofumi
Mika Terai1, Yuko Nomura2,
Shimada3, Shigeo S. Sugano4,5,3
42
Nakagami , Takashi Hashimoto , Izumi Yotsui , Noriyuki
Ikuko Hara-Nishimura6, Yu
5
1
Yasunori Machida , Michiko
Suetsugu , Hirofumi
Tanaka1,5 (1Graduate School of
Sasabe1 (1Facul. of Agri. & Life Nakagami2,3, Takayuki Kohchi1, Agriculture, Kyoto University,
Sci., Hirosaki Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Ryuichi Nishihama1 (1Grad. Sch. 2Research Fellow of JapanArt Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 3Max
Biostudies, Kyoto Univ.,
Society for the Promotion of
2
RIKEN, CSRS, 3MPIPZ)
Planck Institute for Plant
Science, 3Graduate school of
4
Science, Kyoto University,
Breeding Research, Grad. Sch.
4
Ritsumeikan Global Innovation
Biol. Sci., NAIST, 5Grad. Sch. ofSci., Nagoya Univ.)
Research Organization, 5JST,
PRESTO, 6Faculty of Scienceand Engineering, Konan
University)
Dynamic recruitment of sterol
biosynthetic machinery to thecell plate ensures the normal
cytokinesis in Arabidopsis
Yuka Yamaroku1, Ayaka Fuwa1,
Kazuo Ebine2,3, Takashi Ueda2,3,
Daisaku Ohta1 (1Grad. Sch. Life
Env. Sci., Osaka Pref. Univ.,
2Div. Cellular Dynamics, NIBB,
3
Sch. Life Sci., SOKENDAI)

Identification andCharacterization of a Putative
Borealin in Arabidopsis
Shinichiro Komaki1, Yuki
Hamamura2, Maren Hesse2,
Takashi Hashimoto1, Arp
Schnittger2 (1Grad. Sch. Biol.
Sci., NAIST, 2Univ. Hamburg)

Function of the serine
Development of biopolymer
biosynthetic enzyme
production system using carbon
3-phosphoglycerate
dioxide and nitrogen fixation
dehydrogenase in Marchantia
abilities of marine purple
photosynthetic bacteria
polymorpha1,2
Hiromichi Akashi , Ayuko
Mieko Higuchi-Takeuchi, Keiji
Kuwahara1, Ryuichi Nishihama3, Numata (RIKEN CSRS,
Yoriko Matsuda3, Hiromitsu
Biomacromolecules Research
Tabeta1,4, Eiji Okamura1, Ali
Team)
4
3
Ferjani , Takayuki Kohchi ,Masami Yokota Hirai1,2 (1RIKEN
CSRS, 2Grad. Sch.
Bioagricultural Sci., Nagoya
Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Biostudies,
Kyoto Univ., 4Dept. Biology,
Tokyo Gakugei Univ.)F

Room G

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Plant hormones/
Signaling molecules

Reproductive growth

Plant adaptation strategies via ABA-mediated signaling in change of environmental conditions (14:00–17:00)

Cell cycle/Cell division

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48

Metabolisms as Survival Strategy in Plants (14:00–17:00)

14:30

Symposium S05

14:15

Room

Strategies of mechanical optimization in plants (14:00–17:00)

14:00

Room

Symposium S04

Time

1pG01 仝1pH01

1pG02 仝

1pH02

1pG03

1pH03 仝Ancient Arabinogalactans
A mechanism controlling stem
Modulate Auxin Signaling In
cell maintenance in rice:
Function of the FON signaling
Physcomitrella patens To
Regulate Polarity
and ASP1 corepressor
1,2
3
Ooi-Kock Teh , Junling Ren , Chie Suzuki, Wakana Tanaka,
4
Mitsuyasu Hasebe , Tomomichi Hiro-Yuki Hirano (Sch. Sci.,
Fujita2 (1IAHE, Univ. Hokkaido, Univ. Tokyo)
2
Dept Biol. Sci., Univ. Hokkaido,
3
Univ. Louisville, Dept. Biol.,
4
NIBB, Division Evol. Biol.)

Biochemical analysis of
The RI and RIL genes encoding
phenylacetic acid
BELL1-type homeodomain
methyltransferase gene for auxin transcription factors regulate
metabolism in Arabidopsis
inflorescence architecture andEiko Takubo1, Makoto
meristem maintenance in rice
2
3
Kobayashi , Kosuke Fukui ,Takuyuki Ikeda1, Wakana
3
Ken-ichiro Hayashi , Hiroyuki Tanaka1, Taiyo Toriba1,2, Akiteru
Kasahara4 (1Grad. Sch. Agric.,
Maeno3, Katsutoshi Tsuda3,
Tokyo Univ. Agric. Tech.,Toshihiko Shiroishi3, Tetsuya
2
3
RIKEN CSRS, Dep. Biochem., Kurata4, Tomoaki Sakamoto5,
Okayama Univ. Sci., 4GIR,
Masayuki Murai6, Hiroaki
Tokyo Univ. Agri. Tech.)
Matsusaka7, Toshihiro
Kumamaru7, Hiro-Yuki Hirano1(1Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Grad.
Sch. Life Sci., Tohoku Univ.,
3Natl. Inst. Genet., 4EditForce
Inc., 5Fac. Life Sci., Kyoto
Sangyo Univ., 6Kochi Univ.,
7
Grad. Sch. Agric., Kyushu
Univ.)CYP79A2-dependent
Two quantitative trait loci forbiosynthesis pathway ofpanicle length influence panicle
phenylacetic acid in Arabidopsis. architecture in rice.
Yuki Aoi1, Noriko Takeda2,
Ayumi Agata1, Tokunori Hobo2,
Yumiko Takebayashi2,
Koki Ando1, Yasuko Fujishiro1,
Ken-ichiro Hayashi3, Hiroyuki Takamasa Suzuki4, Hitoshi
Kasahara1,4 (1Grad. Sch. Agric., Sakakibara1,3, Sayaka Takehara2,
Tokyo Univ. Agric. Tech.,
Miyako Ueguchi-Tanaka2,
2
RIKEN CSRS, 3Dep. Biochem., Makoto Matsuoka2, Kazuyuki
Okayama Univ. Sci., 4GIR,
Doi1, Motoyuki Ashikari2,
Tokyo Univ. Agri. Tech.)
Hidemi Kitano2 (1Grad. Sch.
Bioagr. Sci., Nagoya U., 2Biosci.
Biotec. Ctr., Nagoya U., 3CSRS,RIKEN, 4Grad. Sch. Biosci.
Biotech., Chubu U.)

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Cytoskeleton

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Plant-organism
interaction A

Transcriptional, posttranscriptional/Translational
regulations/Protein
modification & degradation

Environmental responses B

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Systems biology

1pI01

1pJ01

Genetic Analysis of Genes
Influencing Stem-Cell
Homeostasis in Arabidopsis
Ryuji Tsugeki (Grad. Sch.
Sci., Kyoto Univ.)

1pK01 仝Damage-associated Pep
Characterization of the depeptides influence root
novo activated transcription
architecture and microbiome start sites in the Arabidopsis
in ricegenomeMasako Fuji1, Yuniar Devi Takayuki Hata1, Soichirou
1,2
1
Utami , Shigetaka Yasuda , Satoh1, Naoto Takada1, Mei
Rena Tani1, Yuichi Hongoh2, Kazama1, Chihiro
Yutaka Sato3, Yusuke Saijo1 Hayakawa1, Makoto(1Grad. Sch. Sci Tech.,
Tachikawa1, Mitsuhiro
NAIST, 2Sch. Life Sci.
Matsuo1, Sergei Kushnir2,
Tech., Tokyo Tech, 3NIG)
Junichi Obokata1 (1Grad.
Sch. of Life and Env. Sci.,
Kyoto Pref. Univ., 2Sus.
Dev., Vale Inst. of Tech.)

1pL01

1pM01 仝Functional complementation of ABA
biosynthesis using cell-type specificpromoters
Takashi Kuromori, Eriko Sugimoto,Kazuo Shinozaki (RIKEN CSRS)

1pO01

Generative Model-basedInference of Gene
Expression State Space inHigher Plants
Yuichi Aoki1,2, Takeshi
Obayashi2, Kengo
Kinoshita1,2 (1ToMMo,
Tohoku Univ., 2Grad. Sch.
Info. Sci, Tohoku Univ.)

14:00

1pI02

Identificaiton of DNA ligase Functional analysis ofthat define the shape ofglycosyltransferase SEC inchloroplast nucleoids
Arabidopsis thaliana
Yoshiki Nishimura1, Yusuke de-differentiation and shootKobayashi2, Takashi
regeneration processes
Hamaji1, Toshiharu
Takahiro Kameyama,
1 1
Shikanai ( Lab. of Plant
Umihito Nakagawa, Kazuo
Mol. Genet., Dep. of Bot.,
Kamemura, Makoto
Kyoto Univ., 2Dep. of Cell Hayashi, Aya Imamura
Genet., NIG)
(Nagahama Inst.of
Bio-sci.&tech.)

1pJ02

1pK02

Pattern Recognition
Gene expression of mucus
Receptor-mediated Control proteins in tissues ofof Plasma Membrane
Japanese bunching onion
Intrinsic Proteins (PIPs) in (Allium fistulosum)
Plant Immunity
Atsuko Takeuchi, Hiroshi
Taishi Hirase1, Shigetaka
Ueda (Institute of Vegetable
1
2
Yasuda , Lionel Verdoucq , and Floriculture Science,
Kohji Yamada3, Iris
NARO)
Finkemeier4, Hirofumi
3,5Nakagami , Christophe
Maurel2, Yusuke Saijo1,3(1Grad. Sch. Biological
Sciences., NAIST,
2
Biochimie et Physiologie
Moleculaire des Plantes.,
CNRS, 3Max Planck
Institute for Plant Breeding
Research, 4Institute for Plant
Biology and Biotechnology.,
Univ. Munster, 5CSRS.,RIKEN)

1pL02

1pM02

Synthetic promoters for ABA
response in Arabidopsis
Takumi Tsuchiya1, Cheng Ri Zhao1,
Sahoo Smita5, K. Panda Sanjib5,
Natsuki Hayami1, Kyonoshin
Maruyama6, Satoshi Iuchi4,
Yoshiharu Yamamoto1,2,3 (1Grad. Sch.
Nat. Sci. Tech., Univ. Gifu, 2Fac.
appl. Biol. Sci., Univ. Gifu, 3CSRS.,
Riken, 4BRS., Riken, 5Fac. Bio.
Tech., Univ. Assam, 6JIRCAS., Int.
Agri. Riken)

1pO02 仝Unification of microarraybased and RNAseq-based
coexpression data in
ATTED-II.
Takeshi Obayashi1, Yuichi
Aoki2 (1Grad. Sch. Info. Sci,
Tohoku Univ., 2ToMMo,
Tohoku Univ.)

14:15

1pI03

1pJ03

1pK03

1pL03

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1pO03

14:30

The checkpoint kinase TOR
modulates chloroplastribosomal RNA synthesis
through expression of a
nuclear-encoded chloroplast
RelA-SpoT homolog (RSH)
in a unicellular red alga
Sousuke Imamura1, Yuhta
Nomura2, Tokiaki
Takemura1, Imran Pancha1,
Keiko Taki1, Kazuki
Toguchi1, Yuzuru Tozawa2,
Kan Tanaka1 (1CLS, Tokyo
Tech, 2Grad. Sch. Sci. andEng., Saitama Univ.)

The Pentatricopeptide
Negative regulation of shoot Phosphate status-dependent Transcriptional regulation in Ethanol mediated drought stress
Repeat Protein PGR3
regeneration competence by control of Pep1 peptideresponse to 5-aminolevulinic tolerance in plants
Regulates the Translation of endogenous IAA in
mediated pathogenacid in Arabidopsis
Khurram Bashir1, Sultana Rasheed1,
Maho Tanaka2, Chien Van Ha1,
2,4-D-induced callus ofresistance in Arabidopsis
Mao Imamura1, Kaho
NdhG Encoding a1
Tsuruyama , Sakura
Yoshiaki Habu3, Yuuri Tsubui4, Jun
Plastid-Encoded NDHArabidopsis
thaliana
Iwamura2, Minori
Kikuchi4,5,6, Shunsuke Watanabe7,
SubunitYuki Sakamoto1, Hitomi
Taehong Lee1, Midori
Tanaka1, Taishi Hirase1,
Sakamoto2, Shuji Kuroda2, Mitsunori Seo7, Eigo Ando8,
Haruka Higashi1, Yoshinobu Kuwae2, Hiroyuki
1
2,3
3
1
2
Kato , Tomoya Fujita ,Kasahara , Munetaka
Shigetaka Yasuda , Kei
Tomohide Uno , Kengo
Toshinori Kinoshita8, Makoto Seito9,
Mari Mito2, Shintaro
Sugiyama1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Hiruma1,2, Yusuke Saijo1
Kanamaru2 (1Lab Biol.
Kanako Kawaura9, Miki Fujita10,
Iwasaki2,4, Yoshiki
Univ. Tokyo, 2Grad. Sch.
(1NAIST Biological Science, Chem., Fac. Agri., Kobe
Kazuo Shinozaki10, Motoaki
Nishimura1, Mizuki
Agric., Tokyo Univ. Agric. 2JST PRESTO)
Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Agri. Sci., Seki1,2,9,11 (1Plant Genomic Network
1
3
Takenaka , Toshiharu
Kobe Univ.)
Research Team RIKEN CSRS, 2Plant
Tech., GIR, Tokyo Univ.
Shikanai1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Agric. Tech.)
Epigenome Regulation Laboratory,
Kyoto Univ., 2CPR, RIKEN,
CPR, RIKEN, 3Graduate School of
3
IIR, Tokyo Inst. Tech.,
Life and Environmental Sciences,4
Grad. Sch. Front. Sci., Univ.
University of Tsukuba,
4
Environmental Metabolic Analysis
Tokyo)
Research Team, CSRS, RIKEN,
5
Graduate School of Medical Life
Science, Yokohama City University,
6
Graduate School of Bioagricultural
Sciences and School of Agricultural
Sciences, Nagoya University,
7
Dormancy and Adaptation Research
Unit CSRS, RIKEN, 8Graduate
School of Science, Nagoya
University, 9Kihara Institute for
Biological Research, Yokohama City
University, 10Gene Discovery
Research Group CSRS, RIKEN,
11
CREST, JST, 4-1-8 Honcho,
Kawaguchi, Saitama, 332-0012,
Japan)

Exploring novel genecandidates related toparthenocarpy in tomatousing gene co-expression
network analysis
Ken Kamiya1, Tuan Nam
Vu1, Atsushi Fukushima3,
Shuhei Hao1, Yoshihito
Shinozaki2, Ning Wang1,2,
Tohru Ariizumi1,2, Hiroshi
Ezura1,2, Miyako Kusano1,2,3(1Grad. Sch. Life Env. Sci.,
Univ. Tsukuba, 2Fac. Life.
Env. Sci., Univ. Tsukuba,
3
CSRS, RIKEN)

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Strategies of mechanical optimization in plants (14:00–17:00)

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1pD04

1pC04 仝Metabolisms as Survival Strategy in Plants (14:00–17:00)

Photosynthesis,
Primary metabolism,
Environmental responses
Secondary metabolismof photosynthesis

Symposium S05

Cell cycle/Cell division

Exploring Function of TPX2
Protein in Microtubule
Organization in Moss
Physcomitrella patens.
Elena Kozgunova, Gohta
Goshima (Nagoya University,
Graduate School of Science)

Metabolome analysis for oxalate
accumulation in two ricecultivars
Atsuko Miyagi1, Shunsuke
Adachi2, Taiichiro Ookawa2,
Maki Kawai-Yamada1 (1Grad.
Sch. Sci. Eng., Saitama Univ.,
2
Grad. Sch. Agr., Tokyo Univ.
Agri. & Tech.)

Localization of low-CO2
inducible protein B (LCIB) in thechloroplast is determined by net
CO2 concentration and CCM1 in
Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
Chihana Toyokawa, Toshiki
Matsuoka, Takashi Yamano,
Hideya Fukuzawa (Grad. Sch.
Biostudies, Kyoto Univ.)

1pC05

Identifying transcription factor A Novel Glycosyltransferase
complexes involved in DNA
Family Governing Structural
damage-induced cell cycle arrest Diversity of Plant-specific HeadTomonobu Takahashi, Nobuo
Groups of Sphingolipid.
Ogita, Shoji Taniguchi, Naoki
Toshiki Ishikawa, Maki
Takahashi, Masaaki Umeda
Kawai-Yamada (Grad. Sch. Sci.
(Nara Institute of Science andEng., Saitama Univ.)
Technology)

1pD05

1pE05

Radiation use efficiency of arecombinant rice line with highleaf photosynthesis rate
Chizuru Terasaki1, Hiroe
Yoshida2, Keisuke Katsura1,
Taiichiro Ookawa1, Shunsuke
Adachi1 (1Graduate School of
Agriculture, Tokyo University ofAgriculture and Technology,
2
NARO Institute for AgroEnvironmental Sciences)

15:15

1pC06

Regulatory mechanism of G2arrest in response to stresses
Naoki Takahashi, Nobuo Ogita,
Tomonobu Takahashi, Shoji
Taniguchi, Masaaki Umeda(Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., NAIST)

1pD06

Identification and
Improvement of stomatalcharacterization of WSRK, a key response leads to enhancement
regulatory factor of anaerobicof photosynthesis and biomass
wax ester metabolism in Euglena production under fluctuating light
conditions
gracilis
Yuuki Ishii1, Mitsuhiro Kimura1, Haruki Kimura1, Mimi
Takahisa Ogawa1, Takanori
Hashimoto-Sugimoto2, Koh Iba3,
Maruta1, Masaru Mori2,3,
Ichiro Terashima1, Wataru
Takahiro Ishikawa1 (1Dept. Life Yamori1 (1Biol. Sci., Sci., Univ.
Sci. Biotechnol., Fac. Life
Tokyo, 2Bioagr. Sci., Nagoya
Univ., 3Biol., Sci., Kyushu
Environ. Sci., Shimane Univ.,
2
Institute for Advanced
Univ.)
Biosciences, Keio Univ., 3SFC
Grad. Sch. of Media andGovernance, Keio Univ.)

1pE06

15:30

1pC07

1pD07

1pE07

14:45

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Role of histone methylation in
Analysis of sugar component ofcell cycle progression in ricesugi immature male flower bud
plantsTomohiro Igasaki1, Shojiro
Hishiyama2, Koichi Kakegawa2
Shinichiro Suzuki, Hirotomo(1Forestry and Forest Products
Takatsuka, Masaaki Umeda(Graduate School of Science and Research Institute, 2Forestry andForest Products ResearchTechnology, Nara Institute of
Institute)
Science and Technology)

1pE04

Photosynthetic characteristics in
the Arabidopsis mutant ihc1 withenhanced cuticle permeability
due to abnormal cuticle
formation.
Keina Monda1, Ryoma Tohmori1,
Sho Takahashi1, Juntaro Negi1,
Atsushi Mabuchi1, Ichiro
Terashima2, Wataru Yamori2,
Koh Iba1 (1Dept. Biol., Fac. Sci.,
Univ. Kyushu, 2Dept. Biol., Sch.
Sci., Univ. Tokyo)

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Plant hormones/
Signaling molecules

Reproductive growth

Plant adaptation strategies via ABA-mediated signaling in change of environmental conditions (14:00–17:00)

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Symposium S06

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Symposium S04

Time

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1pH04

1pG05

1pH05

1pG06

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1pG07

1pH07

Spatio-temporal Analysis ofAnalysis of the Mechanism ofGene Expression andCarpel Specification in Rice
Phytohormones During
Shige-Hiro Sugiyama1, Yukiko
Yasui1,2, Suzuha Ohmori1,3,
Tissue-reunion in Incised
Wakana Tanaka1, Hiro-Yuki
Arabidopsis Flowering Stems.
Hirano1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ.
Kazuki Yamada1,5, Miyuki
Nakanowatari1, Emi Yumoto3,
Tokyo, 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Kobe
2
2
Yukio Noda , Ryuichi Koike ,Univ., 3Sch. Agric., Meiji Univ.)
2
Takao Yokota , Hisakazu
Yamane2, Hiroki Tsutsui4,
Michitaka Notaguchi4, Takamasa
Suzuki5, Shinobu Satoh6,
Masashi Asahina1,2,3 (1Grad. Sch.
Sci. & Eng., Teikyo Univ., 2Dept.
Biosci., Teikyo Univ., 3Adv.
Instrum. Anal. Cent., Teikyo
Univ., 4Grad. Sch. Bio. Agr. Sci.,
Nagoya Univ., 5Biosci, Biotec.,
Chubu Univ., 6Life & Environ
Sci., Univ. Tsukuba.)
The role of TMK signaling
OsMYB80, an anther-specificduring integument development transcription factor required for
Kaori Miyawaki N1, Mingzeng pollen development in rice
Chang2, Fen Wang2, Shui Wang2, Makiko Kawagishi-Kobayashi1,
Tetsuya Higashiyama1,3,
Masaharu Kuroda2, Kakeru
Zhenbiao Yang4 (1ITbM, Nagoya Suzuki3, Yuzuru Tozawa3,
Univ., 2Shanghai Center for Plant Atsushi Higashitani4 (1NIAS,
Stress Biology, 3Grad.Sch.Sci., NARO, 2CARC, NARO, 3Grad.
Nagoya Univ., 4Univ. California, Sch. Sci. Eng., Saitama Univ.,
4Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Tohoku
Riverside)
Univ.)

Feed-forward regulation of auxin Gibberellin Precursor Is Involved
signal by reactive oxygen species in Sexual Organ Formation in theand reactive carbonyl species in Liverwort Marchantia
lateral root formation
polymorphaKazuha Nakahara1, Md.
Rui Sun, Ran Wang, Ryunosuke
Sanaullah Biswas2, Hidehiro
Kusunoki, Keisuke Inoue,
Fukaki3, Izumi Mori4, Jun’ichi
Ryuichi Nishihama, Shohei
5 1Mano ( Fac. Agr., Yamaguchi
Yamaoka, Takayuki Kohchi
2Univ., Dept. Horticulture,(Grad. Sch. Biostudies, Kyoto
BSMR Agricultural Univ.,
Univ.)
3
Grad. Schl. Sci., Kobe Univ.,
4
5
IPSR, Okayama Univ., Sci.
Res. Center, Yamaguchi Univ.)

Search for novel transcription
factors involved in primitive
auxin response in Klebsormidium nitens
Kanami Sesoko, Koichi Hori,
Mie Shimojima, Hiroyuki Ohta
(School of Life Science andTechnology, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology)

A methyltransferase family gene
involved in sexual organ
formation in the liverwort
Marchantia polymorpha
Shogo Kawamura, Shohei
Yamaoka, Ryunosuke Kusunoki,
Rui Sun, Ryuichi Nishihama,Takayuki Kohchi (Graduate
School of Biostudeis, Kyoto
University)

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Organelles/
Cytoskeleton

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Vegetative growthRoom K

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Plant-organism
interaction A

Transcriptional, posttranscriptional/Translational
regulations/Protein
modification & degradation

Environmental responses B

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Systems biology

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1pJ04

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1pL04

1pM04

1pO04

14:45

1pI05

Functional analysis of aAnalyses of plant cellular
Functional analysis of glucan Coordinated transcriptional Tuning water use efficiency andmitochondrial P-class PPR plasticity in Arabidopsis
synthase-like genes in Arabi- regulation of isopentenyl
drought tolerance in wheat using
protein in Physcomitrella
protoplasts from
diphosphate biosynthetic
ABA receptors
dopsis thaliana under
differentiated cells.
phoshpate starvation
pathway enzymes in plastids Masanori Okamoto1,2, Fumitaka
patens1,2
1,2
Abe3, Jun Kikuchi4, Ryousuke Mega5
Mizuho Ichinose , Mamoru Yuki Sakamoto , Takamasa Kentaro Okada, Koei Yachi, by Arabidopsis response
Sugita1 (1Center for Gene
Suzuki3, Keiko Sugimoto1,2 Kei Hiruma, Yusuke Saijo(1Utsunomiya Univ., 2PRESTO, JST,
regulator 14
3
NARO, 4RIKEN, 5Tottori Univ.)Res., Nagoya Univ., 2ITbM, (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ.
(Grad. Sch. Biol. Sci.,
Ikumi Okubo1, Masashi
Nagoya Univ.)
Tokyo, 2CSRS, RIKEN,
Shindo1, Hirokazu
NAIST)
3
2
Col. Biosci. Biotech.,Hashikawa , Yusuke
Chubu Univ.)
Takabayashi2, Kazuto
Mannen2, Fumihiro Yanbe2,
Toshiyuki Waki2, Seiji
Takahashi2, Toru Nakayama2(1School of Engineering,Tohoku University,
2
Graduate School ofEngineering, Tohoku
University)

Quantitative Measurementof Plant Proteins using
MRM Assays by Mass
Spectrometry
Hitoshi Mori (Bioagr.
Nagoya Univ.)

Pentatricopeptide repeat
proteins involved in
post-transcriptional
regulation of plastid ndh
genes
Ayaka Ito1, Chieko Sugita1,
Mizuho Ichinose1,2,
Yoshinobu Kato3, Hiroshi
Yamamoto3, Toshiharu
Shikanai3, Mamoru Sugita1(1Centr. Gene Res., Nagoya
Univ., 2ITbM, Nagoya
Univ., 3Grad. Sci., Kyoto
Univ.)

1pJ05

Two R2R3-MYB
Functional requirements for Transcriptional regulation of A monitoring of plant drought stress
Transcription Factors Induce BAK1 in beneficial
GA biosynthetic genes by
under excess light by leaf reflectance
Pluripotency with Different interaction with the
GAF1 and its interactors
Kaori Kohzuma, Kouki Hikosaka
Ways in Marchantia
mutualistic fungus
Takeshi Ito, Takayoshi(Tohoku Univ., Life Science)polymorphaColletotrichum tofieldiae in Katsube, Jutarou Fukazawa,1
Yukiko Yasui , Shigeyuki
Yohsuke Takahashi (Grad.
Arabidopsis thaliana
Tsukamoto1, Sakiko Ishida2, Takuma Inoue1, Shigetaka
Sch. Sci., Hiroshima Univ.)
Ryuichi Nishihama2,
Yasuda1, Kei Hiruma1,2,1
1
1
Hidehiro Fukaki , Tetsuro
Taishi Hirase , Yuki Suzuki ,Mimura1, Takayuki Kohchi2, Yusuke Saijo1 (1Grad. Sch.
Kimitsune Ishizaki1 (1Grad. Sci. Tech., NAIST, 2JST
Sch. Sci, Kobe Univ., 2Grad. PRESTO)
Sch. Biostudies, Kyoto
Univ.)

1pK05

1pL05

1pM05

1pO05 仝Anthesis rate prediction ofgreenhouse tomatoes
through metabolomics using
Lasso regularized linear
regression model
Ratklao Siriwach1, Jun
Matsuzaki1, Takeshi Saito2,
Muneo Sato1, Yuji Sawada1,
Masanori Arita1,3, Tadahisa
Higashide2, Kentaro Yano4,
Masami Yokota Hirai1(1RIKEN Center for
Sustainable Resource
Science(CSRS), 2Institute of
Vegetable and Floriculture
Science, 3National Instituteof Genetics, 4Bioinformatics
Laboratory, Department ofLife Sciences, School of
Agriculture, Meiji
University)

15:00

1pI06

1pM06

The P-classpentatricopeptide repeat
protein is needed foraccumulation of the
psbI-ycf12 dicistronicmRNA in Physcomitrella
chloroplasts
Tetsuo Ebihara1, Takuya
Matsuda1, Chieko Sugita1,
Mizuho Ichinose1,2, Hiroshi
Yamamoto3, Toshiharu
Shikanai3, Mamoru Sugita1(1Centr. Gene Res., Nagoya
Univ., 2ITbM, Nagoya
Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Kyoto Univ.)

1pJ06

Functional analysis ofRegulatory mechanism ofFunctional difference ofMarchantia polymorpha
WRKY45-transcriptional
three classes of AUXIN
CLE gene
activity by rice immune
RESPONSE FACOTR in
1
Yuki Hirakawa , Touko
factor PBI1.
land plants
1
2
1
Fujimoto , Naoyuki Uchida , Shusuke Shigeta , Kouta
Hirotaka Kato, Sumanth
Shinichiro Sawa3, Kimitsune Ichimaru1, Kenichi Harada2, Mutte, Dolf Weijers (Lab.
Ishizaki4, Ryuichi
Kento Inoue1, Shunsuke
Biochem., Wageningen UR)
Nishihama5, Takayuki
Ando1, Satomi Yoshimura1,
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Kohchi , Tomohiro
Koji Yamaguchi , Chojiro
Kiyosue1, John Bowman6
Kojima2,3, Tsutomu(1Sch.Sci., Gakushuin Univ., Kawasaki1 (1Dept. Adv.
2
ITbM, Nagoya Univ.,
Biosci. Kindai Univ, 2Instit.
3
Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech.,for Protein Res. Osaka Univ,
Kumamoto Uni., 4Grad. Sch. 3Grad. Sch Engineer.
Sci., Kobe Uni, 5Grad. Sch. Yokohama Nat. Univ)
Biostud., Kyoto Univ., 6Sch.
Biol. Sci., Monash Univ.)

1pK06

1pL06

Regulatory mechanism of B3
MAPKKK-mediated SnRK2
activation in the moss Physcomitrella
patensTsukasa Toriyama1, Masashi
Saruhashi2, Daisuke Takezawa2,
Izumi Yotsui1, Teruaki Taji1, Yoichi
Sakata1 (1Dept Bio, Tokyo Univ.
Agric., 2Inst. for Env. Sci. and Tech.,
Saitama Univ.)

1pO06

Rice metabolite changing
during the ripening period
Masataka Wakayama1,2,
Yoshiro Kita1, Yohei Abe3,
Yujin Ashino1, Tatsuki
Ogura1, Rie Kadowaki1,
Tomoyoshi Soga1,2, Masaru
Tomita1,2 (1Inst. Adv. Biosci.,
Keio Univ., 2Grd. Sch.
Media Gov., Keio Univ.,3
Yamagata Pref. Agric. Res.
Cent.)

15:15

1pI07

1pJ07

1pK07

1pL07

1pM07

1pO07 仝15:30

Potential advantages ofAnalysis of roles of
Inhibition of photosynthetic
having two DNA-binding
ROS-producing enzyme
activity results indomains of HMGB proteins MpRbohA in the apicalchloroplastic ROS burst
localized in organelle
meristematic zones ofduring plant immune
nucleoids
responses
Marchantia polymorpha
Mari Takusagawa1, Yusuke Yuki Hagiwara1, Daisuke
Takaya Ogawa1, Hiroaki
1
1
Kobayashi , Yoichiro
Miyamoto , Tomohiro
Adachi2, Miki Yoshioka1,
Fukao2, Kumi Hidaka1,
Takagawa1, Kenji
Daisuke Sugiura1, Hirofumi
Masayuki Endo3, Hiroshi
Hashimoto2, Ryuichi
Yoshioka1 (1Grad. Sch. Agr.
Sugiyama1,3, Isamu
Nishihama3, Kimitsune
Univ. Nagoya, 2The
4
4
3
Miyakawa , Toshiharu
Ishizaki , Takayuki Kohchi , Sainsbury Lab.)
Shikanai1, Osami Misumi4, Kazuyuki Kuchitsu1,2 (1Dept.
Yoshiki Nishimura1 (1Grad. of Appl. Biol. Sci., Tokyo
Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.,
Univ. of Science, 2Imaging
2
Dept. Bioinfo., Ritsumeikan Frontier Center, Tokyo Univ.
Univ., 3iCeMS, Kyoto Univ., of Science, 3Grad. Sch. of
4Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech.
Biostudies, Kyoto Univ.,
4Grad. Sch. of Sci., Kobe
Innov., Yamaguchi Univ.)
Univ.)ER stress-responsive
Inter-organ transport of ABAtranscription factors bZIP17 molecules and/or their precursors
and bZIP28 regulate root
under drought conditions
elongation
Daisuke Todaka1, Yuma Tagawa1,
Junro Mogami1, Shunsuke
June-Sik Kim1, Yuki
2
Sakamoto , Fuminori
Watanabe2, Mitsunori Seo2, Hiroki
Takahashi1, Mikiko Kojima1, Tsutsui3, Yaichi Kawakatsu3,
Kaoru Urano1, Hitoshi
Michitaka Notaguchi3,4, Kazuko
Sakakibara1, Sachihiro
Yamaguchi-Shinozaki1 (1Grad. Sch.
3
Matsunaga , Kazuko
Agr. Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Center
4
Yamaguchi-Shinozaki ,for Sustainable Resource Science,
Kazuo Shinozaki1 (1RIKEN RIKEN, 3Grad. Sch. Bioagri. Sci.,
CSRS, 2IFC, RIST, Tokyo
Nagoya Univ., 4Japan Science andUniv. Sci., 3Dept. Applied
Technology Agency, PRESTO)
Bio. Sci., Fac. Sci. Tech.,Tokyo Univ. Sci., 4Grad.
Sch. Agri. Life Sci., Univ.
Tokyo)

Evaluation of various
seaweeds by water-soluble
metabolites
Shahlizah Sahul Hamid1,2,
Masataka Wakayama1,2,
Kensuke Ichihara3,
Katsutoshi Sakurai4, Yujin
Ashino1, Rie Kadowaki1,
Tomoyoshi Soga1,2, Masaru
Tomita1,2 (1Inst. Adv. Bio.
Sci., Keio Univ., 2Grad. Sch.
Media and Governance,
3
Field Sci. Center.,
Hokkaido Univ., 4Yamagata
Prefectural Fishery Institute)

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Photosynthesis,
Primary metabolism,
Environmental responses
Secondary metabolismof photosynthesis

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1pC09

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1pE09

1pC10

1pD10 仝Distinct regulation of G2
Identification of a transcription HCO3- utilization of underwater
progression in the root epidermis factor regulating the expressions photosynthesis in the
Teruki Sugiyama, Masaaki
of chlorophyll biosynthetic genes heterophyllous amphibious plant
Umeda (Nara Institute of Science Chihiro Oda-Yamamizo1,2,Hygrophila difformis
Akemi Ohmiya3, Nobutaka
and Technology)
Genki Horiguchi, Naoki Hirotsu
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Mitsuda , Shingo Sakamoto ,(Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Univ.
Norihito Nakamichi5, Yasunari Toyo)
Fujita1,6 (1Biol. Resources
Post-harvest Div., JIRCAS,
2
JSPS Fellow, 3Inst. Vegeta. andFlori. Sci., NARO, 4AIST,5
ITbM, Nagoya Univ., 6Grad.
Sch. Life Environ. Sci., Univ.
Tsukuba)
Ploidy effects on root growth and Chlorophyll Degradation
chromosome behavior in
Pathways in Chl-deficient
Mutants of Rice (Oryza sativa)
Arabidopsis thaliana
1
1
Suzuka Kikuchi , Eri Kondo ,Szu-Hsien Lin1, Minh-Khiem
Munetaka Sugiyama2, Akitoshi Nguyen2, Tin-Han Shih1,
1 1
Iwamoto ( Dept. Biol., Tokyo
Chi-Ming Yang1 (1Biodiversity
Gakugei Univ., 2Bot. Gard.,
Research Center, Academia
Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo)
Sinica, 2Faculty of Applied
Science, Ton Duc Thang
University)

Involvement of ATP-dependent Studies on rapid color change ofprotease ClpXP and the cell
immature black soybean’s seedenlargement under acid stress in coat
Cyanobacterium Synechocystis Yada Teppabut1, Yuhsuke
Nakane1, Reo Sawaguchi1,
sp, PCC6803
Kin-ichi Oyama2, Tadao Kondo1,
Hidetaka Kohga1, Mirai
Kanamaru1, Yoshikazu Saitou2, Kumi Yoshida1 (1GraduatedAyami Nakahara1, Akiko
School of Informatics, Nagoya
Imaida1, Junji Uchiyama1,3,
University, 2Research Center for
1,3 1
Hisataka Ohta ( Grad. Sch. of Materials Science, Nagoya
Sci., Tokyo univ. of Sci., 2Fac. of University)
Ind. Sci. and Tech., Tokyo univ.
of Sci., 3Fac. of Sci., Tokyo univ.
of Sci.)Single particle analysis of
Photosystem I-IsiA
supercomplex by Cryo-electron
microscopy
Fusamichi Akita1,2, Ryo Nagao1,
Koji Kato1, Yoshiki Nakajima1,
Jian-Ren Shen1, Naoyuki
Miyazaki3 (1RIIS., Okayama
Univ., 2PRESTO, JST, 3IPR.,
Osaka Univ.)F

Room G

Room H

Plant hormones/
Signaling molecules

Reproductive growth

Plant adaptation strategies via ABA-mediated signaling in change of environmental conditions (14:00–17:00)

Cell cycle/Cell division

Room

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Metabolisms as Survival Strategy in Plants (14:00–17:00)

16:15

Symposium S05

16:00

Room

Strategies of mechanical optimization in plants (14:00–17:00)

15:45

Room

Symposium S04

Time

1pG08

1pH08

1pG09

1pH09

1pG10

1pH10

Roles of CLE peptide signaling Jasmonic acid controls petal
in response to environmental
growth and senescence instimuli
Arabidopsis.
Akie Shimotohno, Hiroo Fukuda Akira Uemura, Nobutoshi(The University of Tokyo)
Yamaguchi, Toshiro Ito(Graduate School of Biological
Sciences, Nara Institute of
Science and Technology)

A leaf-derived phloem mobile
Identification of The Arabidopsis
peptide integrates shoot nitrogen FIREWORKS Gene Involved instatus to systemically regulate
Global Proliferative Arrest
root nitrogen acquisition
Sho Imai1, Hikaru Hirozawa1,
Ryosuke Ota, Yuri Ohkubo, Mari Takamasa Suzuki2, Keio Kokaji3,Nobuyoshi Mochizuki3, Akira
Ogawa-Ohnishi, Yoshikatsu
Matsubayashi (Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagatani3, Chiharu Ueguchi1(1Biosci. Biotech. Center,
Nagoya Univ.)
Nagoya Univ., 2Col. Biosci.
Biotech., Chubu Univ., 3Grad.
Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.)

Mechanistic insight into CIF
The seasonal synchrony system
peptide ligands binding andfor flowering and senescence insignalling activation in Casparian Arabidopsis
strip formation
Chitose Kami, Hiroshi Kudoh
Satohiro Okuda1, Satoshi Fujita2, (Kyoto University, The Center
2
Veronica G. Doblas , Andrea
for Ecological Research)
Moretti1, Niko Geldner2, Michael
Hothorn1 (1Dep. Botany and
Plant Biol., Univ. Geneva, 2Dep.
Plant Mol. Biol., Univ.
Lausanne)

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Organelles/
Cytoskeleton

Room J
Vegetative growthRoom K

Room L

Room M

Plant-organism
interaction A

Transcriptional, posttranscriptional/Translational
regulations/Protein
modification & degradation

Environmental responses B

Room

N

Room OTime

1pI08 仝GUN1 regulates tetrapyrrole Epi-alleles involved in shoot Visualization of plant-toElucidation of cis-element
biosynthesis in Arabidopsis regeneration efficiency
plant communication via
binding affinity of VNS
Tatsuru Masuda1, Takayuki Tatsumi Hirasawa1, Hiroki green leaf volatiles
family transcription factors,
Shimizu1, Nobuyoshi
Maeji1, Hanae Ohta1, Akiko Yuri Aratani, Masatsugu
master regulators of water2
2
Mochizuki , Akira
Yamamoto , Hidetoshi
Toyota (Saitama University) conducting cell formation
2
3
4
Nagatani , Satoru
Saze , Atsushi J. Nagano ,Nobuhiro Akiyoshi1,
Watanabe3, Kacprzak
Shin Takeda2, Tsukaho
Yoshimi Nakano1, Yusuke
442
1
Sylwia , Haruko Okamoto , Hattori , Taisuke Nishimura
Kunigita1, Misato Ohtani1,2,
Terry Matthew4 (1Grad. Sch. (1Dept. of Bioeng., Nagaoka
Taku Demura1,2 (1NAIST,2
RIKEN CSRS)
Arts Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
Univ. of Tech., 2Biosci. and2
Grad. Sch. Sci, Kyoto
Biotech. Center, Nagoya
3
3
Univ., Dept. Biosci., Tokyo Univ., Okinawa Inst. of Sci.
Agricul. Univ., 4Sch. Biol.
& Tech. Grad. Univ.,
4
Ryukoku Univ.)
Sci., Univ. Southampton)

1pJ08

1pK08

1pL08

1pM08

Identification of protein kinases that
regulate the activation of ABAunresponsive subclass I SnRK2s in
Arabidopsis
Fumiyuki Soma1, Fuminori
Takahashi2, Takamasa Suzuki3,
Kazuo Shinozaki2, Kazuko
Yamaguchi-Shinozaki1 (1Grad. Sch.
Agr. Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Center
for Sustainable Resource Science,
RIKEN, 3Biosci. Biotech., Chubu
Univ.)

15:45

1pI09

1pJ09 仝

1pK09

1pL09

1pM09

16:00

1pI10

1pJ10 仝1pK10 仝

1pL10

1pM10 仝16:15

Functional analyses of Ghost Chromatin remodelingRain evokes a primitive
Transcriptional regulation of Insights into the functional evolution
White gene in tomato
factors are required for
immune response in
OsPR7 encoding cysteineof plant SnRK2 family
1
Yuuji Kinjyou , Yuri
de-novo shoot regeneration Arabidopsis thaliana
endopeptidase in rice
Akihisa Shinozawa1, Ryoko Otake1,
1
1
1
1
Suzuki , Gou Ma , Kenta
Andrew C. Cuming2, Kenjiin Arabidopsis thaliana
Mamoru Matsumura , Mika Akifumi Nishimura ,Shirasawa2, Yoshihiro
Nomoto1,2, Tomotaka Itaya1, Hiroyuki Hirai2, Takehito
Komatsu3, Daisuke Takezawa4, Taishi
Mariana Diaz, Kaoru
Okabe3, Hiroshi Ezura3,
Mizuki Iwamoto3, Takamasa Furukawa2, Hideo
Umezawa5, Teruaki Taji1, Takahisa
Sugimoto, Takuya
1 1
4
3
1,2
Reiko Motohashi ( Agri.,Suzuki , Hironaka
Nakashita , Fang-Sik Che
Hayashi1, Yoichi Sakata1 (1Dept
Sakamoto, Sachihiro
Shizuoka Univ., 2Kazusa
Tsukagoshi5, Masatsugu(1Grad. Sch. of Bio-sci.
Bioscience, Tokyo Univ. Agric.,
Matsunaga (Matsunaga
DNA Res. Inst., 3Grad. Life laboratory, Tokyo University Toyota6, Shigeyuki
Nagahama Inst. of Bio-Sci 2Univ.of Leeds, Dept., 3Dep. of
7
1,2
and Env. Sci., Univ.
Betsuyaku , Yasuomi Tada and Tech., 2Dept. of Biosci., Bioresource Development, Tokyoof Science)(1Div. of Bio. Sci., Grad.
Nagahama Inst. of Bio-Sci. Univ. Agric., 4Grad. Sch. Sci and
Tsukuba)Sch. of Sci., Nagoya Univ., and Tech., 3Dept. Biosci.,Eng., Univ. Saitama., 5BASE, Tokyo
2
Cent. for Gene Res.,
Fukui Pref. Univ.)
University of Agriculture and3
Nagoya Univ., Grad. Sch.
Technology)
of Life and Environ. Sci.,
4
Univ. of Tsukuba, Col. of
BioSci. and Biotech., Chubu
Univ., 5JST, PRESTO, 6Fac.
of Agri., Meijo Univ., 7Grad.
Sch. of Sci and Eng.,
Saitama Univ)
Holliday junction resolvase
MOC1 maintains theintegrity of chloroplast andmitochondrial DNA in themoss Physcomitrella patens
Yusuke Kobayashi1, Masaki
Odahara2,3, Yasuhiko
Sekine3, Shin-ya
Miyagishima1 (1Dept. Cell
Genetics, NIG, 2CSRS,RIKEN, 3Dept. Life Sci.,
Rikkyo Univ.)

Heat-mediated in vitro Shoot Cysteine-rich receptor-like Boron-Dependent
Regeneration in Arabidopsis kinase CRK2 directly
Transcriptional Regulation
Tatsuya Takahashi1,2, Alice regulates NADPH oxidase of NIP5;1 Is CoordinatedLambolez1, Ayako
RBOHD in Arabidopsis
with Its mRNA Degradation
Kawamura1, Takamasa
Sachie Kimura1, Kerriin Arabidopsis thaliana.
3
1
1
2
Suzuki , Bart Rymen , Akira Hunter , Anne Rokka ,Mayuki Tanaka1, Naoyuki
14
3,4
Iwase , Katja Jager , Philip Masatsugu Toyota ,Sotta1, Satoshi Naito2,3, Toru
A. Wigge4, Kengo
Hirofumi Nakagami5,
Fujiwara1 (1Grad. Sch. Agri.
2
1
Morohashi , Keiko
Michael Wrzaczek
Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
1 1
1
2
Grad. Sch. Life Sci.,
Sugimoto ( Yokohama Inst., ( Organismal and
RIKEN, 2Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Evolutionary Biology
Hokkaido Univ, 3Grad. Sch.
Tokyo Univ. of Science,
Research Programme, Univ. Agri., Hokkaido Univ)
3
Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ.
Helsinki, 2Turku Centre for
Chubu, 4Sainsbury Lab.,
Biotechnology, Univ. Turku
Univ. Cambridge)
and Abo Akademi Univ.,
3
Department ofBiochemistry and Molecular
Biology, Saitama Univ.,
4
Department of Botany,
Univ. Wisconsin-Madison,
5
Protein Mass Spectrometry
Group, Max-Planck Institutefor Plant Breeding
Research)

Comparative RNA-Seq analysis
revealed osmotic stress tolerance
mechanisms in the hyper-tolerant
indica rice variety
Sanjib Kumar Panda (Assam
University, Silchar, India)

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A

B

Room CRoom D
Primary metabolism,
Secondary metabolism
1pD11

1pD12

Physiological and transcriptional
comparisons of nitrogen
responses among eight different
rice cultivars
Taro Kadowaki1, Kazuhiro
Nakashima1, Yonghyun Kim1,
Yoshiaki Ueda2, Shuichi
Yanagisawa2, Mitsue MiyaoTokutomi1 (1Grad. Sch. Agricul.
Sci., Tohoku Univ., 2Biotech.
Res. Center, Univ. Tokyo)

Room

F

Room G

Room H

Plant hormones/
Signaling molecules

Reproductive growth

Plant adaptation strategies via ABA-mediated signaling in change of environmental conditions (14:00–17:00)

Mapping of hydrangea
blue-complex and aluminumspecies in hydrangea sepals by
cryo-TOF-SIMS analysis
Takaaki Ito1, Dan Aoki2,
Kazuhiko Fukushima2, Kumi
Yoshida3 (1Grad. Sch. Info. Sci.,
Nagoya Univ., 2Grad. Sch.
Bioagricultural. Sci., Nagoya
Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Informatics,
Nagoya Univ.)

Room E

Symposium S06

Metabolisms as Survival Strategy in Plants (14:00–17:00)

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Symposium S05

16:45

Room

Strategies of mechanical optimization in plants (14:00–17:00)

16:30

Room

Symposium S04

Time

1pG11

1pH11

1pG12

1pH12

Functional analysis of homologs Dynamic epigenetic flexibilityof jasmonate receptor COI1 inunderlies somaclonal sex
rice
conversions in hexaploid
Hideo Inagaki1, Hibiki Ito2, Yuki persimmon tree
2
2
Fukumoto , Ayaka Yajima , Xi
Kanae Masuda1, Takashi Akagi1,
Chen3, Miyuki Shimosato2, Emi Tomoya Esumi2, Ryutaro Tao1
Hasett2, Kodai Hatakeyama2,(1Grad. Sch. Agr., Univ. Kyoto,
2
Inst. Agr. Life Sci., Univ.
Yuko Hirakuri2, Masanobu
12Ishitsuka , Tomoko Sakazawa , Shimane)
4
Emi Yumoto , Masashi
Asahina1,2,4, Kengo Hayashi5,
Yasuhiro Ishimaru5, Yousuke
Takaoka5,6, Minoru Ueda5,7,
Kazunori Okada8, Hisakazu
Yamane1,2,4, Koji Miyamoto1,2(1Grad. Sch. Sci. & Eng., Teikyo
Univ., 2Dept. of Biosci., Teikyo
Univ., 3Univ. Bremen,
4Advanced Instrumental Analysis
Center of Teikyo Univ., 5Grad.
Sch. Sci., Tohoku Univ.,
6
JST-PRESTO, 7Grad. Sch. Life
Sci., Tohoku Univ., 8BRC, The
Univ. of Tokyo)
Combined hormonome andtranscriptome profiling of barley
throughout the life-course underfield conditions reveals
conserved, genotype- andlife-stage specific physiologicalstatesTakashi Hirayama1, Daisuke
Saisho1, Kotaro Takahagi2,3,
Takakazu Matsuura1, Asaka
Kanatani1, Komaki Inoue2,
Yukiko Uehara-Yamaguchi2,
Minami Shimizu2, Keiichi
Mochida1,2,3 (1IPSR, Okayama
Univ., 2CSRS, RIKEN, 3KIBR,
Yokohama City Univ.)Roles of Hordium vulgare
tonoplast intrinsic proteins,
HvTIPs, in barley seeds
Shigeko Utsugi, Maki Katsuhara(IPSR, OKAYAMA UNIV.)Room I
Organelles/
Cytoskeleton
1pI11

Exploration of Arabidopsis
GLK1 protein complex
using complemented line
Tomomi Horinouchi,
Hinako Yuasa, Yasuko
Ito-Inaba, Takehito Inaba(Fac. Agr.,Univ. Miyazaki)

Room J
Vegetative growthRoom K

Room L

Room M

Plant-organism
interaction A

Transcriptional, posttranscriptional/Translational
regulations/Protein
modification & degradation

Environmental responses B

Room

N

Room OTime

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1pK11

1pL11

1pM11 仝

16:30

1pJ12

1pK12 仝1pL12 仝

1pM12

16:45

WIND1-mediated tracheary The Relation between
elements formation in
Oxidative Burst andArabidopsis
Broad-spectrum Disease
Akira Iwase1, Yuki Kondo2, Resistance Conferred by1
Momoko Ikeuchi , Bart
Overexpression of Rice
Rymen1, Ayako Kawamura1, RLCK-VII Protein BSR1
Arika Takebayashi1,
Yasukazu Kanda1,2, Yoko
Takamasa Suzuki3,
Nishizawa1, Takashi
4
Nobutaka Mitsuda , Hiroo Kamakura2, Masaki Mori1,2
Fukuda2, Keiko Sugimoto1 (1NIAS, 2Grad. Sch. of(1CSRS, RIKEN, 2Dept.
Science and Technology,
Biol. Sci., The Univ. Tokyo, Tokyo Univ. of Sci.)
3
Dept. Biol. Chem. Biosci.
Biotech., Chubu Univ.,
4Biopro. Res. Inst., AIST)

Functional analysis of atranscription factor OsPIL7
involved in leaf
morphogenesis.
Takayuki Hashimoto1,
Daisuke Todaka1, Yu Zhao1,
Kazuo Shinozaki2, Kazuko
Yamaguchi-Shinozaki1(1Grad. Sch. Agr. Life Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo, 2Center for
Sustainable Resource
Science, RIKEN)

Comparative Genomics
Reveals Genomic Plasticity
Mediated by Transposable
Elements in the Fungal
Phytopathogen Colletotrichum higginsianum
Ayako Tsushima1,2, Pamela
Gan2, Naoyoshi Kumakura2,
Mari Narusaka3, Yoshitaka
Takano4, Yoshihiro
Narusaka3, Ken Shirasu1,2(1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ.
Tokyo, 2CSRS RIKEN,
3
RIBS Okayama, 4Grad.
Sch. Agric., Kyoto Univ.)

Analysis of cohesive natureof JAZ2 protein in rice
Yu Joshima, Nagisa
Hakamata, Hinako Kaseda,
Tsukaho Hattori, Shin
Takeda (Biosci. Biotech.
Center, Nagoya Univ.)

Boron Transporter (BOR1)
is Involved in Nitratedependent Growth
Promotion in Arabidopsis
thaliana
Qing Wang, Naoyuki Sotta,
Toru Fujiwara (Graduate
School of Agricultural andLife Sciences, The
University of Tokyo)

Identification of an Arabidopsis
protein family that regulates SnRK2
kinases in ABA signaling
Yohei Takahashi, Jingbo Zhang,
Po-Kai Hsu, Paulo De Oliveira
Ceciliato, Jiyoung Park, Felix
Hauser, Julian I. Schroeder(University of California, San Diego)

Evaluation of Environmental StressResponse of Crops using “RIPPS”,
an Automated Phenotyping System
Miki Fujita1, Saya Kikuchi1, Masami
Toyoshima2, Yasunari Fujita2,3,
Kazuo Shinozaki1 (1RIKEN CSRS,
2JIRCAS Biol. Resources
Post-harvest Div., 3Univ. Tsukuba)

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9:30

9:45

56

Room

B

Find out the mechanism supporting C4 photosynthesis (9:00–11:45)

9:15

A

Symposium S07

9:00

Room

Room CRoom D

Room E

Cell wall

Secondary metabolism

Photosynthesis

2aC01

A Point Mutation in a Putative
Glycosyltransferase Decreases
Boron Requirement Through
Reduction ofRhamnogalacturonan II
Yuto Nozaki, Hiroya Funakawa,Izumi Aibara, Kyoko Miwa
(Grad. Sch. Environ. Sci.,
Hokkaido Univ.)

2aD01

Isolation of dehydrogenase genes Effects of co-overproduction of
involved in gallate biosynthesis Rubisco and Rubisco activase on
in Eucalyptus camaldulensis
photosynthesis in rice
Ko Tahara1,2, Mitsuru
Mao Suganami1, Yuji Suzuki2,
Nishiguchi1, Shin-Ichi
Youshi Tazoe1, Amane Makino1
1
1
Miyazawa , Takafumi Miyama , (1Grad. Sch. Agr. Sci., Tohoku
Juliane Mittasch2, Carsten
Univ., 2Fac. Agr., Iwate Univ.)
Milkowski2 (1Forestry and Forest
Products Research Institute,2
Martin Luther University
Halle-Wittenberg)

2aE01

2aC02

Room

F

Room G

Room HThe 15th Database Workshop (9:00–12:00)

Time

Plant hormones/
Signaling molecules

Reproductive growth

2aG01

2aH01

2aG02

2aH02

Mechanism of ABCG14Exploration of Feminizer, the sex
mediated root-to-shoot cytokinin determination factor on X
transport
chromosome in Liverwort
Mayu Kamiya1, Jyun Inaba2,
Marchantia polymorpha
Yumiko Takebayashi2, Mikiko
Miyuki Iwasaki1, Shohei
Kojima2, Takatoshi Kiba1,
Yamaoka1, Tomoaki Kajiwara2,
1 1
Hitoshi Sakakibara ( Grad. Sch. Motoki Miyazaki2, Noriyuki
Bioagr. Sci., Univ Nagoya,
Suetsugu1, Yoshihiro Yoshitake1,
2
RIKEN CSRS)
Ryuichi Nishihama1, Katsuyuki
T. Yamato3, Takayuki Kohchi1(1Laboratory of Plant Molecular
Biology, Graduate School of
Biostudies, Kyoto University,
2
Faculty School of Agriculture,
Kyoto University, 3Graduate
School of Biology-oriented
Science and technology, Kindai
University)

Analysis of Arabidopsis mutant
defective in KDO biosynthesis
Toshiro Shimizu, Masaki
Nakamichi, Rinako Ujiie,
Mizuki Noguchi, Masaru
Kobayashi, Naoki Mori, Toru
Matoh (Grad.Sch.Agr., Kyoto
Univ)

2aD02

Structure Function Analysis of L/ Photosynthetic characteristics in
ODC, ADC and DapDC
transgenic rice with
Hajime Sato1,2, Wakana Iwasaki2, overproduced Rubisco activase
1
Yohei Kurihara , Mizuki
So Konno1, Mao Suganami1,
Murakami1, Mikako Shirouzu2, Yoshiya Ota1, Daisuke Takagi1,
Masanobu Uchiyama2,3, Kazuki Youshi Tazoe1, Yuji Suzuki2,
Saito1,2, Mami Yamazaki1
Amane Makino1 (1Grad. Sch.
(1Chiba University, 2RIKEN, 3the Agr.Sci., Tohoku Univ., 2Fac.
University of Tokyo)
Agr., Iwate Univ.)

2aE02

2aC03

Characterization of an Ancestral Identification of genes regulated
Type of Xyloglucan
by a jasmonate- and NaClendotransglucosylase/hydrolase , responsive transcription factor
Endoglucanase16, from
JRE3 in tomato.
Marchantia polymorpha
Tsubasa Shoji1, Ayman
1
1
Konan Ishida , Takeshi Kuroha , Abdelkareem1, Chonprakun
2
Kimitsune Ishizaki , Takumi
Thagun1, Shunshuke Imanishi2,
Higaki3, Satoshi Naramoto1,
Takashi Hashimoto1 (1NAIST
Ryusuke Yokoyama1, Toshihisa Bio, 2NARO)
Kotake4, Kazuhiko Nishitani1(1Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Tohoku
Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Kobe
Univ., 3IROAST., Kumamoto
Univ., 4Grad. Sch. Sci and Eng.,
Saitama Univ.)

2aD03

2aE03

Excess Phosphorus Supply
inhibits growth by the decreases
in Rubisco activation andanti-oxidant systems in rice
plantsDaisuke Takagi1, Youshi Tazoe1,
Mao Suganami1, Akihiro Ueda2,
Yuji Suzuki3, Amane Makino1(1Graduate School of
Agricultural Science, Tohoku
University, Japan., 2Graduate
School of Biosphere Science,
Hiroshima University, Japan.,3
Faculty of Agriculture, Iwate
University, Japan.)

Physiological and genetic
Essential roles of autophagy inanalysis of ethylene inpollen maturation and seed
Marchantia
development in ricepolymorphaMarchantia
Kazuyuki Kuchitsu1,2, Yuri Sera1,
Shigeru Hanamata2,3, Jumpei
polymorpha1
Sawada1, Togo Fukunaga1,
Hiroyasu Motose , Asuka
Katayose1, Yasutaka Kubo2, Taku Kazunori Ogawa1, Shingo
Takahashi1 (1Faculty of Science, Sakamoto4, Seijiro Ono5,
Okayama Univ., 2Faculty of
Kentaro Kaneko3, Yudai Mitsui3,
Agriculture, Okayama Univ.)
Nobutaka Mitsuda4, Ken-ichi
Nonomura5, Toshiaki Mitsui3,
Takamitsu Kurusu2,6 (1Dept.
Appl. Biol. Sci., Tokyo Univ. of
Sci., 2Imaging Frontier Center,
Tokyo Univ. of Sci., 3Niigata
Univ., 4AIST, 5Natl. Inst.
Genetics, 6Suwa Uni. of Sci.)

2aC04 仝

2aD04

2aE04

Overlapping Shifts: Switching of Interaction and its functional
Increase in grain yield of
Cellulose Synthase Machinerycorrelation of factors constituting transgenic rice plants withDuring Xylem
the biosynthetic machinery of
overproduced Rubisco content
Transdifferentiation
natural rubber from Hevea brasil- grown in an isolated paddy field
1,2
Yoichiro Watanabe , Rene
from 2016 to 2018
iensisSchneider3, Sarah Barkwill2,
Kouji Kojima1, Makoto
Dong Kyung Yoon1, Mari
Lacey Samuels2, Staffan
Yamaguchi1, Tomoki Ishii1, Miki Watanabe1, Mao Suganami1,
Persson3, Shawn Mansfield2
Hiromori1, Toshiyuki Waki1,
Serina Imaruoka1, Maki Ogura1,(1Nara Institute of Science andSatoshi Yamashita2, Yuzuru
Keiki Ishiyama1,2, Youshi Tazoe1,2
34Technology, University ofTozawa , Haruhiko Yamaguchi , Hiroyuki Ishida1, Yuji Suzuki2,
British Columbia, 3University of Yukino Inoue4, Kazuhisa
Tadahiko Mae1, Amane Makino1
Melbourne)
Fushihara4, Toru Nakayama1,(1Grad. Sch. Agr. Sci. Tohoku
1 1
Seiji Takahashi ( Grad. Eng.,
Univ., 2Fac. Agr., Iwate Univ.)
2
Tohoku Univ., Grad. Natural
Sci. Tech., Kanazawa Univ.,
3
Grad. Sci. Eng., Saitama Univ.,
4
Sumitomo Rubber Ind., Ltd.)

Regulation of flowering via
gibberellin signaling
Jutarou Fukazawa, Yuki Ohashi,
Kanako Nakai, Ryuhei
Takahashi, Takeshi Ito, Yohsuke
Takahashi (Grad.Sch.Sci., Univ.
Hiroshima)

Regulation of sexual organ
formation by an MpBONOBO
transcriptional complex in
Marchantia polymorpha
Misaki Saito1, Shohei Yamaoka1,
Yoshihiro Yoshitake1, Nobutaka
Mitsuda2, Ryuichi Nishihama1,
Takayuki Kohchi1 (1Grad. Sch.
Bio., Kyoto Univ.,
2
Bioproduction Research Inst.,
AIST)

2aG03

2aH03

2aG04

2aH04

Function analysis of D14
A GDSL-family esterase
knockout in a strawberry
regulates pollen cell wall
using
CRISPR/
structure in Arabidopsis
Fragaria vesca
Cas9 system
Daisuke Tsugama1,2, Kaien
1
1
Tomoko Miyaji , Shoya Tagami , Fujino1 (1Dept. Agri., Hokkaido
1
Kohei Sakaguchi , Kanari
Univ., 2ANESC., Univ. Tokyo)
Shimada1, Syuki Fujii1, Keiko
Shinohara2, Yoko Harada2,
Keishi Osakabe1, Yuriko
Osakabe1,3 (1Faculty of
Bioscience and Bioindustry,
Tokushima University,
2
Tokushima Agriculture,
Forestry, and Fisheries
Technology Support Center,
3
RIKEN, BZP)Room I

Room J

Room K

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism
interaction A

Room

Room M

L

Environmental
responses B

Room

Room ON

Time

Others (New technology,
Bioresources)

2aI01

2aJ01

2aK01

2aM01

Comparison of ultrastructure andexcretion function of the salt
glands between adaxial and abaxial
leaf surfaces in Zoysia japonica
Masahiro Koyama, Mitsutaka
Taniguchi, Takao Oi (Grad. Sch.
Bioagri., Univ. Nagoya)

2aO01

Functional analysis of theregulatory domains of the riceglutamate decarboxylases (GADs)
by targeted mutagenesis
Kazuhito Akama1,2, Naoki
Okamoto2, Honoka Ozaki1,
Masako Kanesaki1 (1Fac. Life &Environ. Sci., Shimane Univ.,
2
Grad. School Nat. Sci. & Tech.,
Shimane Univ.)

9:00

2aI02

ANGUSTIFOLIA Regulates Actin Establishment and maintenance of Effect of 660nm irradiation to
Filament Alignment for Centripetal stem cells during axillary meristem activate phytochrome signaling
Nuclear Positioning in Arabidopsis formation in riceand to control the Western flower
LeavesWakana Tanaka, Hiro-Yuki Hirano thrips damage
Kosei Iwabuchi1, Haruna Ohnishi2, (Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo)
Takeshi Ohya1, Nobuo
Kentaro Tamura3, Yoichiro Fukao4,
Kanemistu2, Tamito Sakurai3,
5
5
Tomoyuki Furuya , Koro Hattori ,Hiroshi Abe4 (1kanagawa
Hirokazu Tsukaya5,6, Ikuko
Agricultural Technology Center,2
Mera Group Corporation
Hara-Nishimura1 (1Fac. Sci. Eng.,
2
Konan Univ., Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Kyoritsudensho Co.,Ltd, 3Central
3
Kyoto Univ., Sch. Food Nutri.
Region Agricultural ResearchSci., Univ. Shizuoka, 4Coll. Life
Center, NARO, 4RIKEN
Sci., Ritsumeikan Univ., 5Grad.
BioResource Center)
Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
6
ExCELLS, NINS)

Function of actin filaments inflower opening and closure
Ayaka Okita, Sumie Ishiguro(Bio-Agric., Nagoya Univ.)

2aJ02

Control of subcellular localization Development of a simple andof a KNOX transcription factor in quantitative method to evaluate therice.
disease resistance of Arabidopsis
Katsutoshi Tsuda1,2, Ken-ichi
against Pseudomonas syringae and1,2 1
Nonomura ( National Institute of characterization of novel putative
Genetics, Experimental Farm,
plant defense activators.
2
Graduate University for
Masataka Nakano1, Nobutaka
Advanced Studies)
Kitahata1,2, Takako Ishiga3,
Yasuhiro Ishiga3, Kazuyuki
Kuchitsu1,2 (1Dept. Appl. Biol. Sci.,
Tokyo Univ. of Sci., 2Imagimg
Frontier Center, Tokyo Univ. of
Sci., 3Faculty of Life & Envi. Sci.,
Univ. of Tsukuba.)

2aK02

2aM02

Natural variation of tissue-specificNa+ accumulation in young quinoa
seedlings
Yasufumi Kobayashi1, Masami
Toyoshima1, Yasuo Yasui2,
Yasunari Fujita1,3 (1Biol. Resources
Post-harvest Div., JIRCAS, 2Grad.
Sch. Agri. Sci., Kyoto Univ.,
3
Grad. Sch. Life Environ. Sci.,
Univ. Tsukuba)

2aO02

9:15

2aI03

The regulatory mechanisms of
Functional Analysis of LATERAL Update on mechanisms ofplant growth by cytoplasmic
ORGAN BOUNDARIESNERICA rice direct defense
streaming.
Transcription Factors Involved in against insect herbivores
Motoki Tominaga1,2,3, Hirotomo
Cytokinin Signaling-Regulated
Joackin B. Andama1,2, Tomonori
Takatsuka4, Zhongrui Duan1, Shun Radial Growth
Shinya1, Ivan Galis1 (1IPSR,
2
2
1
1
Kawabata , Misato Tanaka ,Miyu Imamura , Yurina Shimada , Okayama Univ., 2Abi Zonal Agric.
Takashi Haraguchi5, Takehiko
Masaki Ito1, Nobutaka Mitsuda2, Res. Dev. Inst., (NARO, Uganda))
Kanazawa6, Kohji Ito5, Takashi
Yuki Kondo3, Masaru OhmeUeda6, Masaaki Umeda4 (1Fac.
Takagi2,4, Takafumi Yamashino1
Educ. Integrated Arts. Sci., Univ. (1Grad. Sch. Bio. Sci., Nagoya
2
Waseda, Grad. Sch. Adv. Sci. and Univ., 2Bioprod. Res. Inst., Nat.
Eng., Univ. Waseda, 3JST-ALCA, Inst. of Adv. Ind. Sci. Tech, 3Grad.
4
Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., NAIST,
Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo., 4Grad.
5
Grad. School Sci., Univ. Chiba,Sch. Sci. Eng., Saitama Univ.)
6Div. Cellular Dynamics, NIBB)

2aJ03

2aK03 仝2aM03

Identification of upstream factorsthat regulate SnRK2-activity underosmotic stress conditions.
Azusa Fukui1, Fumiyuki Soma1,
Junro Mogami1, Karin Sato1, Yuta
Sato1, Fuminori Takahashi2, Kazuo
Shinozaki2, Kazuko YamaguchiShinozaki1 (1Grad. Sch. Agr. Life
Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Center for
Sustainable Resource Science,
RIKEN)

2aO03

9:30

2aI04

2aJ04

2aK04

2aM04

2aO04

9:45

A novel ROP-actin pathway
regulates bordered cell wall
deposition in xylem vessels
Yuki Sugiyama1,2, Yoshinobu
Nagashima1, Mayumi Wakazaki3,
Mayuko Sato3, Hiroo Fukuda1,
Yoshihisa Oda2,4 (1Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo, 2Cent. Front. Res.,
NIG, 3RIKEN, CSRS, 4Dep.
Genet., SOKENDAI)

Mechanisms to increased cell size
during cell proliferation phase in
Arabidopsis angustifolia3 mutant.
Kazune Ezaki1, Hirokazu
Tsukaya1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci, Univ.
of Tokyo, 2ExCELLS, NINS)

ER-body system is involved in
production of volatile compounds
to suppress feeding motivation of
the blowfly Phormia regina
Somare Mizuho1, Toru Maeda2,
Junpei Takagi3, Tadashi Kunieda4,
Kenji Yamada5, Mamiko Ozaki2,
Ikuko Hara-Nishimura1,3 (1Grad.
Shc. of Nat. Sci., Konan Univ.,
2
Grad. Shc. of Sci., Kobe Univ.,
3Fac. Sci. Eng., Konan Univ., 4Div.
of Biol. Sci., NSIST, 5Malopolska
Center Biotechnol., Jagiellonian
Univ.)

Analysis of surface lipid synthesis
system in Marchantia polymorpha
Yuya Takahashi1, Koichi Hori1,
Kimitsune Ishizaki2, Mie
Shimojima1, Hiroyuki Ohta1(1School of Life Science andTechnology, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 2Department of
Biology, School of Science, Kobe
University)

CRISPR/Cas9-mediated genetargeting in Arabidopsis using
sequential transformation
Daisuke Miki, Wenxin Zhang,
Peng Fangnan, Wenjie Zeng, Zhu
Jian-Kang (Shanghai Center for
Plant Stress Biology (PSC), CAS)

Genome editing in commercial
cultivar tomatoes by CRISPR/
Cas9
Chihiro Abe, Risa Ueta, Ryosuke
Hashimoto, Yuriko Osakabe,
Keishi Osakabe (Grad. Sch. bio.,
Univ. Tokushima)Control of plant gene expression
by using CRISPR/dCas9 system.
Risa Ueta, Tomoko Miyaji, Naoki
Wada, Yuriko Osakabe, Keishi
Osakabe (Faculty of Bioscienceand Bioindustry, Tokushima
University)

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10:30

10:45

58

Room

B

Find out the mechanism supporting C4 photosynthesis (9:00–11:45)

10:15

A

Symposium S07

10:00

Room

Room CRoom D

Room E

Cell wall

Secondary metabolism

Photosynthesis

Room

F

Room G

Room HThe 15th Database Workshop (9:00–12:00)

Time

Plant hormones/
Signaling molecules

Reproductive growth

2aC05

2aD05

2aE05

2aC06

Improvement of enzymatic
The multi-metabolomics strategy Specific interaction between A.
saccharification in poplar by
to identify monoterpene indole thaliana Trx y2 and Prx Q.
ectopic expression of an R3-type alkaloids and their localization in Keizo Teshima, Mizuki Aikawa,small MYB geneYuya Maehama, Naoki
Catharanthus roseus
Naoki Takata1, Chiaki Hori2,
Ryo Nakabayashi1, Tetsuya
Nakagawa (Grad. Sch.
Ken’ichiro Matsumoto2, Pui
Mori1, Kei Hashimoto1, Kiminori Biosphere Sci., Hiroshima Univ.)
3
3
1
1
Ying Lam , Yuki Tobimatsu ,Toyooka , Yutaka Yamada ,Soichiro Nagano4 (1Forest Bio
Hiroshi Tsugawa1, Kazuki
Res. Cent., For. Forest Prod. Res. Saito1,2 (1RIKEN CSRS, 2Chiba
Inst., 2Grad. Sch. Eng., Hokkaido Univ.)
Univ., 3RISH, Kyoto Univ.,
4
Forest Tree Breeding Cent., For.
Forest Prod. Res. Inst.)

2aD06

2aE06

Transcription Factor D53 Is
Analysis of male germ cell
Involved in the Determination of behavior in pollen based on
the Gemma Number Formed in biolistic delivery of exogenous
Gemma Cups of Marchantia
genes
Shiori Nagahara1, Daisukepolymorpha
Aino Komatsu1, Yohei Mizuno1, Kurihara1,2, Tetsuya
2
Kyoichi Kodama , Shota
Higashiyama1,3, Yoko Mizuta1,2
Shimazaki1, Satoshi Naramoto1, (1WPI-ITbM, Nagoya Univ.,
2
JST, PRESTO, 3Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Kimitsune Ishizaki3, Junko
Kyozuka1 (1Grad. Sch., Life Sci., Nagoya Univ.)
2
Tohoku Univ., Fac. Sci., Tohoku
Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Kobe
Univ.)

2aC07

2aD07

2aE07

The m-type thioredoxin
negatively regulates PSI cyclic
electron transport.
Yuki Okegawa, Ken Motohashi(Fac. Life Sci., Kyoto Sangyo
Univ.)bZIP family transcription factors Key activation factor of male andregulate the plant organ
female cells for sexual
development via modulating the reproduction in Arabidopsis
brassinosteroid signal pathway Kumi Matsuura-Tokita1, Ayaka
Ueda1, Hiroyuki Kitano2, Hideto
Hideki Yoshida1,2, Zenpei
Shimatani3,4, Toshinori Suzuki3, Ito1,2,3, Ayato Sato2, Takamasa
3
Rie Terada , Miyako UeguchiSuzuki4, Takeshi Nakano5,
Tanaka2, Makoto Matsuoka2,
Kenichiro Itami1,2,3, Tetsuya
Hiroyuki Tsuji1 (1KIBR,
Higashiyama1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci.,
2
Yohohama City Univ., BBC,
Nagoya Univ., 2WPI-ITbM,
3
Nagoya Univ., Grad. Sch. Agri., Nagoya Univ., 3JST ERATO,
Meijo Univ., 4Grad. Sch. Tech. 4Col. Biosci. Biotech., Chubu
Innov., Kobe Univ.)
Univ., 5CSRS, RIKEN)

2aC08

2aD08 仝2aE08

Quantitative Evaluation of theMorphological and metabolic
Spatial Pattern of Secondary Cell differentiation of laticifer andWall Distribution in Arabidopsis idioblast cells in Catharanthus
inflorescence stem
roseusMiyuki Nakata1, Shingo
Mai Uzaki1, Kotaro Yamamoto2,
1
2
Sakamoto , Masahiro Takahara , Katsutoshi Takahashi3, Miwa
1 1
Nobutaka Mitsuda ( Bioprod.
Ohnishi4, Yuko Kurita5, Chizuko
Res. Inst., AIST, 2Acacia
Shichijo1, Atsushi J. Nagano5,
Horticulture)
Kimitsune Ishizaki1, Hidehiro
Fukaki1, Tetsuro Mimura1(1Grad.Sch. Sci., Kobe Univ.,
2
Dept. Biol. Chem., John Innes
Centre, 3AIST, 4Eng. Boil. Res.
C, Kobe Univ., 5Fac. Agric.,
Ryukoku Univ.)

Cell wall regulatory mechanism Metabolomic genome-wide
by polysaccharide chains ofassociation study using soybean
arabinogalactan proteins (AGPs) core collections under droughtin Arabidopsis
stressRyoya Okawa, Mari Ohnishi,
Kai Uchida1, Yuji Sawada1,
Yoshikatsu Matsubayashi (Grad. Hiromi Kajiya-Kanegae3, Mami
Okamoto1, Muneo Sato1, Yutaka
Sch. Sci., Univ. Nagoya)Yamada1, Mai Tsuda2, Yusuke
Toda3, Yuji Yamazaki4, Hisashi
Tsujimoto4, Akito Kaga5, Mikio
Nakazono6, Hiroyoshi Iwata3,
Toru Fujiwara3, Masami Yokota
Hirai1 (1RIKEN CSRS, 2Grad.
Sch. Life and Env. Sci., Univ.
Tsukuba, 3Grad. Sch. of Agric.
and Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
4
ALRC, Tottori Univ., 5Instituteof Crop Science, NARO, 6Grad.
Sch. of Bioagr. Sci., Univ.
Nagoya)Accumulation and extrusion of Physico-chemical and cooking
root-cap mucilage in Arabidopsis characteristics of rice varieties
Mahbuba Khatoon1, Dr.
thaliana
Md.Tariqul Islam2 (1CROPKazuki Maeda1, Tadashi
Kunieda2, Kentaro Tamura3,
PHYSIOLOGY DIVISION,
4
Kyoko Hatano , Ikuko
BINA, MYMENSINGH,
Hara-Nishimura5, TomooBANGLADESH, 2CROP
Shimada1 (1Grad. Sch. of Sci.,
PHYSIOLOGY DIVISION,
Univ. Kyoto, 2Div. of Biol. Sci., BINA, MYMENSINGH,
NAIST, 3Sch. Food &BANGLADESH)
Nutritional Sci., Univ. Shizuoka,
4
Grad. Sch. of Human and Env.
studies., Univ. Kyoto, 5Fac. Sci.
Eng., Konan Univ.)

Function of thylakoidal aniontransporters in the marine
diatom, Thalassiosira
pseudonana
Ryousuke Amano, Yoshinori
Tsuji, Yusuke Matsuda(Department of Bioscience,
Kwansei-Gakuin University)

A novel subunit of thechloroplast NDH complex was
acquired via the tandem
duplication of an assembly factor
gene
Yoshinobu Kato1, Masaki
Odahara2, Toshiharu Shikanai1(1Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.,
2
RIKEN)

2aG05

2aH05

Biological property of a newly
developed chemical agonist at
HTL/KAI2
Kosuke Fukui1, Tadao Asami2,
Ken-ichiro Hayashi1 (1Okayama
Univ. of Sci., 2Grad. Sch. Agric.
and Life Sci., The Univ. ofTokyo)

Role of cyclic AMP at the
reproductive stage in Marchantia
polymorpha
Chiaki Yamamoto1, Fumio
Takahashi1, Noriyuki Suetsugu2,
Takayuki Kohchi2, Masahiro
Kasahara1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Univ. Ritsumeikan, 2Grad. Sch.
Sci., Univ. Kyoto)

2aG06

2aH06

2aG07

2aH07

2aG08

2aH08 仝BRASSINOSTEROIDEstablishment of an in vitro
RELATED HOMEOBOX-1
fertilization system in wheat(BHB1) negatively regulates(Triticum aestivum L.)
Brassinosteroid responses
Tety Maryenti1, Norio Kato1,2,3,
Masako Ichikawa3, Takashi
Reika Hasegawa1, Kenjiro
2,3
2,3
Fujita , Yuichiro Tanaka ,Okamoto1,2 (1Tokyo Metropolitan
11
Hironori Takasaki , Miho Ikeda , University, Dept of Biol Sci,
2
RIKEN Cluster for Science,
Ayumi Yamagami2, Nobutaka
Mitsuda4, Takeshi Nakano2,
Plant Breeding Innovation
1 1
Masaru Ohme-Takagi ( Grad.
Laboratory, 3Japan Tobacco Inc.,
Sch. Science and Engineering., Plant Innovation Center)
Univ. Saitama, 2Riken CSRS,
3
Grad. Sch. Agriculture., Univ.
Meiji, 4AIST. Bioproduction
Research Institute)Room I

Room J

Room K

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism
interaction A

2aI05

Room

Room M

L

Environmental
responses B
2aM05

Room

Room ON

Time

Others (New technology,
Bioresources)

Visualization of organelle
dynamics during spermiogenesis
in Marchantia polymorpha
Naoki Minamino1, Takuya
Norizuki1,2, Kazuo Ebine1,3,
Takashi Ueda1,3 (1National Inst.,
for Basic Biology, 2Grad. Sch.
Sci., The Univ. Tokyo,
3
SOKENDAI)

2aJ05 仝Regulation of margin cell division Induction mechanism ofin Arabidopsis cotyledon
hypersensitive cell death induced
Lian Xu1, Yuli Jian2, Shingo
by effector protein IPPT derived
Nagawa1 (1FAFU-UCR Joint
from plant pathogenic bacteria
Center and Fujian Provincial Key Acidovorax avenae
Laboratory of Haixia Applied
Minami Nakamura1, Machiko
Kondo2, Takehito Furukawa2,
Plant Systems Biology, Haixia
Takemasa Kawaguchi1, Kohki
Institute of Science and
Yamada1, Fang-Sik Che1,2
Technology, Fujian Agriculture
2and Forestry University, Shanghai (1Graduate School of Bioscience,Center for Plant Stress Biology,
Nagahama Institute of Bio-ScienceCAS)
and Technology, 2Depertment of
Bio-Sscience, Nagahama Instituteof Bio-Science and Technology)

2aK05

Functional analysis of theantagonistic roles of class I and II
RPD3-like histone deacetylases in
response to environmental stresses
Minoru Ueda1,2, Akihiro Ito3,4,
Akihiro Matsui1,5, Takehiro
Suzuki6, Maho Tanaka1,5, Junko
Ishida1,5, Naoshi Dohmae6, Minoru
Yoshida3,7, Motoaki Seki1,2,5,8(1Plant Genomic Network RT,
RIKEN, 2CREST, JST, 3Chemical
Genomics RG, RIKEN, 4Dept.
Mol. Biol., Tokyo Univ. Pharmacy& Life Sci., 5Plant Epigenome
Regulation Lab., RIKEN,
6
Biomolecular Characterization
Unit, RIKEN, 7Grad. Sch. Agr. &Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 8Kihara
Inst., Yokohama City Univ.)

2aO05

Enhanced FnCpf1-mediatedgenome editing using crRNA withshort target sequence in rice
Masafumi Mikami1,2, Masaki
Endo2, Seiichi Toki1,2,3 (1Grad. Sch.
Nanobiol., Yokohama City Univ.,
2
NIAS, NARO, 3Kihara. Inst. Biol.
Res., Yokohama City Univ.)

10:00

2aI06

The novel nuclear protein SANP1 Characterization of cambium stem Relationship between defense
is involved in root penetration into cell activity during secondary
priming and sustained upregulation
agar medium
growth in the hypocotyl ofof WRKY transcript levels induced
1,2,3
Chieko Goto , Kentaro
Arabidopsis
by Hyaloperonospora arabidopsiTamura1,4, Ikuko Hara-Nishimura5, Dongbo Shi1, Vadir Lopez1, Ivan dis infection in Arabidopsis
Marie-Edith Chaboute2 (1Grad.
Lebovka1, Pablo Sanchez2,
Kanoknipa Sukaoun1, Tokuji
Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ., 2IBMP,
Virginie Jouannet1, Thomas Greb1 Tsuchiya2 (1Grad. Sch. ALS.,
1
CNRS, unistra Strasbourg France, ( Centre for Organismal Studies
Nihon Univ., 2Coll. Biores. Sci.,
3
Grad. Sch. Agri. & Life Sci.,
Heidelberg, Department of
Nihon Univ.)
Univ. Tokyo, 4Sch. Food &Developmental Physiology, 2The
Nutritional Sci., Univ. Shizuoka, Gregor Mendel Institute of5
Fac. Sci. Eng., Konan Univ.)
Molecular Plant Biology)

2aJ06

2aK06

2aM06

Analysis of leaf growth regulation
under mild salt stress condition
Mika Fujii1, Miho Ikeda1,
Nobutaka Mitsuda2, Masaru
Ohme-Takagi1 (1Grad.Sch.Scienceand Engineering.,Saitama Univ.,
2
AIST)

2aO06

Involvement of alternative
non-homologous end joining
pathways (altNHEJ) in
Agrobacterium-mediated stabletransformation of rice
Ayako Nishizawa-Yokoi1,2,
Hiroaki Saika1, Lan-Ying Lee3,
Stanton B. Gelvin3, Seiichi Toki1,4(1NIAS, NARO, 2JST, PRESTO,
3
Purdue University, 4Kihara Inst.
Biol. Res., Yokohama City Univ.)

10:15

2aI07

Estimation of intracellular ATP
concentration from the flagellar
beat frequency of the unicellulargreen alga Chlamydomonas
reinhardtii
Wakako Takano1, Toru Hisabori2,
Ken-ichi Wakabayashi2 (1Sch Life
Biotech, Tokyo tech, 2CLS, Tokyo
Tech)

2aJ07 仝Investigation of the expression
The characterization ofpattern of AtRecQ gene family
LPS-induced 65 AtLBR-2during vegetative and reproductive dependent up-regulated genes
development in Arabidopsis
Sayaka Iizasa1,2, Ei’ichi Iizasa3,
Keiichi Watanabe2, Yukio Nagano2
thaliana
1,2
Amit Kumar Dutta , Mst Momtaz (1Cntr. for Higher Edu.,
1,2
1
Sultana , Takushi Hachiya ,Kagoshima Univ., 2Grad. Sch.
Tsuyoshi Nakagawa1 (1Dept. Mol. Agric., Saga Univ., 3Dept.
Func. Genomics, Int. Center Sci. Immunol., Grad. Sch. Med. andRes., Shimane Univ., 2The United Dent. Sci., Kagoshima Univ.)
Graduate School of Agricultural
Sciences (UGSAS), Tottori Univ.)

2aK07

2aM07

Simple physical-based model oftranspiration and water uptake ofplants for physio-ecological study
Tsuneo Kuwagata, Horoki Ikawa(NARO Institute for AgroEnvironmental Sciences)

2aO07

Efficient reverse genetic screening
by CRISPR/Cas9-based genome
editing in the green alga
Coccomyxa sp. strain KJ
Akira Nukazuka1, Yuya
Yoshimitsu1, Shigeaki Harayama2(1DENSO Corporation, 2Chuo
Univ.)

10:30

2aI08

2aJ08 仝2aK08 仝

2aM08

2aO08

10:45

GFP or TagRFP multimerization Spatial regulation involved in
PUB4, a novel CERK1 interactor,
artifactually adhere organellebi-directional differentiation of
positively regulate chitin-induced
membrane and inhibit plant growth vascular cells in Arabidopsis
immune signaling
Shoji Segami1, Satoru Kinoshita1, Alif Meem Nurani1, Yuki Kondo1, Yoshitake Desaki1,2, Shohei
Takashi Shimada2, Tomoo
Yuki Sakamoto2, Kazuo Ebine3,4, Takahashi1, Saki Matsui1, Ikuya
Shimada3, Ikuko Hara-Nishimura4, Sachihiro Matsunaga5, Takashi
Yoshimi1, Masaki Kohari1, Emi
Masayoshi Maeshima1 (1Grad.
Ueda3,4, Hiroo Fukuda1 (1Grad.
Yumoto3, Koji Miyamoto4, Naoto
Sch. Bioagr. Sci., Nagoya Univ., Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2IFC,
Shibuya1, Hanae Kaku1 (1Dept.
2
Grad. Sch. Horticulture, Chiba
RIST, Tokyo Univ. Sci., 3Div.
Life Sciences, Sch. Agriculture,
Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto
Cellular Dynamics, NIBB, 4Sch. Meiji University, 2Dept. Biological
4
5
Univ., Fac. Sci. Eng., Konan
Life Sci., SOKENDAI, Sci. Tech., Science and Technology, Fac.
Univ.)
Tokyo. Univ. Sci.)
Industrial Science and Technology,
Tokyo University of Science,3
Advanced Instrumental Analysis
Center of Teikyo University,4
Dept. Biosciences, Fac. Scienceand engineering, Teikyo
University)

Suberin at the exodermis act asconstitutive barrier to radial
oxygen loss in Echinochloa
Masato Ejiri, Katsuhiro Shiono(Grad. Sch. Biosci. & Biotech.,
Fukui Pref. Univ.)

A Forward Genetics-based
Genome Editing of a Green Alga
Coccomyxa Improved Its Oil
Productivity
Yoko Ide1, Jumpei Hayakawa2,
Yuya Yoshimitsu1, Satoko
Komatsu1, Shuua Tagiri2, Hiyori
Fukahori2, Sousuke Imamura2,3,
Shigeaki Harayama2 (1DENSO
CORP., 2Dep. Biol. Sci., Chuo
Univ., 3Tokyo Institute ofTechnology)

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11:45

60

Room

B

Find out the mechanism supporting C4 photosynthesis (9:00–11:45)

11:15

A

Symposium S07

11:00

Room

Room CRoom D

Room E

Cell wall

Secondary metabolism

Photosynthesis

2aC09

2aD09

2aE09

2aC10

2aD10

2aE10

Identification of characteristic
Mechanism of glucosinolate
Low temperature stimulates
gene expression in interfamily
breakdown under sulfur
ferredoxin-independent cyclicgrafting of Nicotiana
deficiency
electron flow within photosystem
Michitaka Notaguchi1,2,3, Ryo
Ryosuke Sugiyama, Ayuko
I of thylakoid membranes in
Tabata1, Koji Okayasu1, Yu
Kuwahara, Masami Yokota Hirai wheat leaves
1
4
Sawai , Takamasa Suzuki ,(RIKEN CSRS)
Hiroaki Ihara, Chikahiro Miyake
Ken-ichi Kurotani1 (1Grad. Sch.
(Grad. Sch. Agri., Univ. Kobe)
Bioagri. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,2
ITbM, Nagoya Univ.,
3
PRESTO, Nagoya Univ., 4Grad.
Sch. Biosci. Biotech, Chubu
Univ.)Room

F

Room G

Room HThe 15th Database Workshop (9:00–12:00)

Time

Plant hormones/
Signaling molecules

Reproductive growth

2aG09

2aH09

Interaction between strigolactone Structural and functionaland brassinosteroid on leaf angle analyses of the cysteine-richin ricedomain of Arabidopsis Gex1
Masato Shindo, Koichiroprotein required for polar nuclear
Shimomura, Mikihisa Umehara fusion(Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Toyo
Shuh-ichi Nishikawa1, Chiharu
Suzuki2, Shin Kawano3,
Univ.)
Nobuhisa Watanabe4, Toshiya
Endo3 (1Fac. Sci., Niigata Univ.,
2Fac. Sci., Niigata Univ., 3Fac.
Life Sci., Kyoto Sangyo Univ.,
4
NUSR, Nagoya Univ.)

2aH10

Analysis of regulatory
mechanisms of intercellularspace formation in land plants
Miya Mizutani1, Yuki Hayashi1,
Kimitsune Ishizaki2, Ryuichi
Nishihama3, Toshinori
Kinoshita1,4, Takayuki Kohchi3,
Tetsuya Higashiyama1,4, M.
Masahiro Kanaoka1 (1Grad. Sch.
Sci., Nagoya Univ., 2Grad. Sch.
Sci., Kobe Univ., 3Grad. Sch.
Biostudies, Kyoto Univ., 4ITbM,
Nagoya Univ.)

Alteration of glucosinolate
metabolism by light conditions
in Arabidopsis leaf
Tomomi Ichinose1, Yuzo
Yamazaki2, Daisuke Miura3,
Sun-Ju Kim4, Akiko MaruyamaNakashita1 (1Fac.Agr.Kyushu
Univ., 2Shimadzu Corporation,
3
AIST, 4Chungnam National
Univ.)

Ferredoxin-independent cyclic
electron flow within photosystem
I (PSI) of thylakoid membranes
in wheat leaves
Kanae Kadota2,5, Riu Furutani1,
Amane Makino3,5, Yuji Suzuki4,5,
Shinya Wada4,5, Chikahiro
Miyake2,5 (1Fac. Agri. Kobe
Univ., 2Fac. Agri. Grad. Sch.
Kobe Univ., 3Fac. Agri. Grad.
Sch. Tohoku Univ., 4Fac. Agri.
Iwate Univ., 5Core Research forEnvironmental Science andTechnology)

2aC11

Tissue-specific expression of
Functional Analysis of theA photosystem I assembly factor,
genes related to tissue reunion
Phytochelatin Synthases in the
CGL71, is involved in a PSI RC
and vascular differentiation in
Biosynthesis of S-Alk(en)assembly in the green alga
incised Arabidopsis inflorescence ylcysteine Sulfoxides in Garlic Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
1
1
stems
Yumina Oiwa , Masayo Asano , Sreedhar Nellaepalli1,2, Yuichiro
Takahashi1,2 (1Research Institute
Yusuke Oba1, Sakura Yoshihara1, Hideyuki Suzuki2, Yukihiro
Tsutomu Aohara1, Keita
Kodera3, Tadamitsu Tsuneyoshi3, for Interdisciplinary Science,22
1
Matsuoka , Masashi Asahina ,Kazuki Saito , Naoko
Okayama University,
Yuki Kondo3, Shinobu Satoh1
Yoshimoto1 (1Grad. Sch. Pharm. 2JST-CREST)(1Grad. Sch. Life and Envi. Sci., Sci., Chiba Univ., 2Kazusa DNA
Univ. Tsukuba, 2Bio. Sci., Univ. Research Institute, 3Wakunaga
Teikyo, 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ.
Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.)Tokyo)

2aD11

2aE11 仝Functional analysis of
ENDOSEPRM3 in Arabidopsis
Hironori Takasaki1, Miho Ikeda1,
Yilin Zhang1, Daisuke
Maruyama2, Nobutaka Mitsuda3,
Tetsu Kinoshita2, Masaru
Ohme-Takagi1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci.
Eng., Univ. Saitama, 2Kihara
Inst.Biol. Res., Univ., Yokohama
City, 3Bioprod. Res. Inst., AIST)

2aC12

2aD12

2aE12 仝2aH12

Analysis of contribution of GSL
family to low-Ca tolerance inArabidopsis thaliana
Yusuke Shikanai1, Mayu Asada1,
Shunsaku Kuroki2, Mutsumi
Yamagami3, Shuji Shigenobu4,
Katsushi Yamaguchi4, Takehiro
Kamiya1, Toru Fujiwara1 (1Grad.
Sch. Agric. Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
2Fac. Agric., Univ. Tokyo, 3Inst.
Environ. Sci., 4Natl. Inst. Basic
Biol.)

Functional Analysis of LeDI-2, a Pet9, a rhodanese-like domain
Small Protein Specificallyprotein, involved in the
Expressed Upon Shikoninbiogenesis of the cytochrome b6f
Production in Lithospermum
complex in maize
Yukari Asakura1, Rosalinderythrorhizon
Takuji Ichino1, Kanade Tatsumi1, Williams-Carrier2, Alice Barkan2,
2
Taku Tsuyama , Kazufumi
Masato Nakai1 (1Inst. Protein
Yazaki1 (1RISH, Kyoto Univ.,Res., Osaka Univ., 2Inst. Mol.
2
Fac. Agri., Univ. Miyazaki)
Biol., Univ. Oregon, USA)

Hunting Of Zygote Polarity
Regulators By Transcriptomic
Approach
Yusuke Kimata1, Takamasa
Suzuki2, Miya Mizutani1,3,
Tomomi Yamada1,3, M. Masahiro
Kanaoka1,3, Tetsuya
Higashiyama1,3, Minako Ueda1,3(1Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
2
College of Bioscience andBiotechnology, Chubu Univ.,
3
Institute of Transformative
Bio-Molecules (ITbM), Nagoya
Univ.)

2aH11

Phosphatidylinositol 4-phosphate
5-kinase genes, the PtdIns(4,5)P2
producing enzyme, areresponsible for pollen
development in Arabidopsis
Mariko Kato, Machiko Watari,
Takashi Fujiwara, Takashi
Aoyama (Inst. Chem. Res.,
Kyoto Univ.)Room I

Room J

Room K

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism
interaction A

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L

Environmental
responses B

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Time

Others (New technology,
Bioresources)

2aI09

Cell Cycle Dependent Changes in A study of cambial cell identity by Interference of Arabidopsis
Localization of Arabidopsis
VISUAL-single cell analysis
thaliana growth and immune
Intermediate Filament Motif
Shunji Yamada, Hiroo Fukuda,
system by Rhizobiales commensal
Protein in Transgenic Tobacco
Yuki Kondo (Grad. Sch. Sci.,
bacteria
BY-2 Cells and the Expression of a Univ. of Tokyo)
Ryohei Thomas Nakano1,2, Ruben
Garrido-Oter1,2, Pawel Bednarek3,
Homologous Gene.
2Paul Schulzre-Lefert1,2 (1Max
Hitomi Yamashita , Hikaru
Utsunomiya1, Tsuyoshi Kaneta1
Planck Institute for Plant Breeding(1Grad. Sch. Sci. & Eng., Ehime
Research (MPIPZ), 2Cluster ofUniv., 2Fac. Sci., Ehime Univ.)
Excellence on Plant Sciences(CEPLAS), 3Polish Academy of
Sciences)

2aJ09

2aK09 仝2aM09 仝Photosynthesis and Yield
Performance of Sesame Genotypes
under Different Water Logging
PeriodDr. Md. Tariqul Islam1, Mahbuba
Khatoon2 (1CROP PHYSIOLOGYDIVISION, BINA,
MYMENSINGH,
BANGLADESH, 2CROPPHYSIOLOGY DIVISION,
BINA, MYMENSINGH,
BANGLADESH)

2aO09 仝

11:00

2aI10

Establishment of Agrobacteriummediated transient transformationin Marchantia polymorpha
Hidekazu Iwakawa, Hirofumi
Nakagami (Max Planck Institutefor Plant Breeding Research)

Straight organ growth requires
NEK6-dependent dampening of
microtubule response tomechanical stress
Shogo Takatani1, Stéphane
Verger1, Takashi Okamoto2, Taku
Takahashi2, Olivier Hamant1,
Hiroyasu Motose2 (1Plant
Development and Reproduction
Laboratory, ENS de Lyon, 2Grad.
Sch. Nat. Sci. & Tech., Okayama
Univ.)

2aJ10

Analysis of cell fate determination The suppression of immune
with a novel culture system for
responses in nematode-resistantphloem companion cell
plant Solanum torvum bydifferentiation
root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne
Takayuki Tamaki1, Satoyo Oya1, arenaria
11
Makiko Naito , Yasuko Ozawa ,Kazuki Sato1, Yasuhiro Kadota1,
Mayuko Sato2, Mayumi
Pamela Gan1, Taketo Uehara2,
Wakazaki2, Kiminori Toyooka2,
Takahiro Bino3, Katsushi
Hiroo Fukuda1, Yuki Kondo1
Yamaguchi3, Yasunori Ichihashi4,5,
1( Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. of Tokyo, Hideaki Iwahori6, Noriko Maki1,
2
RIKEN, CSRS)
Shuji Shigenobu3, Takamasa
Suzuki7, Ken Shirasu1,8 (1RIKEN
CSRS, 2National Agriculture andFood Research Organization,
3
National Institute for Basic
Biology, 4RIKEN BRC, 5JST
PRESTO, 6Ryukoku Univ.,
7
Chubu Univ., 8Univ. Tokyo)

2aK10 仝

2aM10

2aO10

11:15

2aI11

The microtubule-associated
A role of auxin biosynthesis inprotein family, CORD, is required initial vascular development infor phragmoplast formation in
Arabidopsis roots
mitosisKyoko Ohashi-Ito1, Kuninori
1
2,3
Takema Sasaki , Takashi Murata , Iwamoto1, Mikiko Kojima2,
Kohei Otomo4, Motosuke
Hitoshi Sakakibara2,3, Hiroo
Tsutsumi4, Tomomi Nemoto4,
Fukuda1 (1Grad. Shc. Sci., The
2,3
Mitsuyasu Hasebe , Yoshihisa
Univ. Tokyo, 2CSRS, RIKEN,
1,5 1
3
Grad. Sch. Bioagri. Sci., Nagoya
Oda ( Center for Frontier
Research, National Institute ofUniv.)
Genetics, 2Division of
Evolutionary Biology, National
Institutes of Basic Biology,
3
Department of Basic Biology, The
Graduate University for Advanced
Studies (SOKENDAI), 4Nikon
Imaging Center, Hokkaido
University, 5Department of
Genetics, The Graduate University
for Advanced Studies(SOKENDAI))

2aJ11

2aK11 仝Expression dynamics of subtilases
in the haustorium of the parasitic
plant Phtheirospermum japonicum
Satoshi Ogawa1, Takanori
Wakatake1,2, Juliane K. Ishida1,2,
Satoko Yoshida1,3, Yasunori
Ichihashi1,4, Ken Shirasu1,2(1RIKEN, CSRS, 2Grad. Sch. ofSci., Univ. of Tokyo, 3Grad. Sch.
of Bio. Sci., NAIST, 4JST,
PRESTO)

2aM11

2aO11

11:30

2aI12

2aJ12

2aK12

2aM12

2aO12

11:45

Fluorescent microscopic
Functional analysis of HR0109
observation of actin filaments and transcription factor that regulates
microtubules directly fused with cell division and differentiation influorescent proteins in plant cells plants.
Saku Kijima1, Nobutaka Mitsuda1, Mikiya Takahashi1, Miho Ikeda1,
Taro Uyeda2 (1Bioproduction Res. Nobutaka Mitsuda2, Masaru
Inst., AIST, 2Dept. Physics,
Ohme-Takagi1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Waseda Univ.)
Univ. Saitama, 2Bioproduction
Research institute, National
Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology)

Overexpression and subcellular
localization analyses of thecandidates for genes of salicylic
acid synthetic pathway
Hirotomo Komori, Sayaka Imano,
Shinpei Katou (Katou Shinpei lab.,Fac. Agr., Shinshu Univ.)

Genetic analysis of acquired
osmotolerance in Arabidopsis
thaliana using acquired tolerantmutants
Masashi Tamura, Satoru Kunitake,Izumi Yotsui, Yoichi Sakata,
Teruaki Taji (Department of
Bioscience, Tokyo Univ. ofAgriculture)

Genetical analysis of naturalvariation in salt tolerance among
Arabidopsis thaliana accessions
Yu Ito, Izumi Yotsui, Yoichi
Sakata, Teruaki Taji (Dept ofBioscience, Tokyo Univ. ofAgriculture)

Isolation and characterization of
acquired osmotolerance defective(aod) mutants from A. thaliana
Bu-5
Takashi Koyama1, Ryohei
Yoshihara2, Shigeki Nozawa2,
Yoshihiro Hase2, Issay Narumi2,
Izumi Yotsui1, Yoichi Sakata1,
Teruaki Taji1 (1Department of Bio
Science; Tokyo University Of
Agriculture, 2Ion beam
Mutagenesis Research Group;
Quantum Beam Science
Directorate)

Transient expression system“Tsukuba system” for productionof recombinant proteins in plants.
Kenji Miura, Ken Hoshikawa,
Tsuyoshi Yamamoto, Miyo
Takaoka, Hiroshi Ezura (Facultyof Life and Environmental
Sciences/ Tsukuba-Plant
Innovation Research Center,
University of Tsukuba)

Establishment and metabolic
profiling of light-emitting plants
using luciferin-luciferase system
Yuji Sawada, Kai Uchida, Masami
Yokota Hirai (RIKEN Center for
Sustainable Resource Science)

Accelerating Soybean Breeding ina CO2-Supplemented GrowthChamber
Yukari Nagatoshi1, Yasunari
Fujita1,2 (1Japan International
Research Center for Agricultural
Sciences(JIRCAS), 2Univ.
Tsukuba)

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14:15

14:30

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B

Room C
Photoreceptors/
Photoresponses

A

How to inherit and rewrite cellular memory in plants (13:30–16:00)

13:45

Room

Symposium S09 Plant mineral transporters: from function to structure and modelling (13:30–16:00)

13:30

Room

Symposium S08

Time

2pC01

Room

D

Room E

Room F

Photosynthesis

Flowering/Clock

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Membrane trafficking

Forward Genetic Analysis of
Phytochrome-Mediated Alternative
Promoter Selection
Nanako Katake, Jaewook Kim,
Tomokazu Ushijima, Tomonao
Matsushita (Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ.)

2pE01

Enhancement of charge separation in
A primordial flowering module
the photosynthetic reaction center of the underlies the protective response ofgreen sulfur bacterium Chlorobaculum algal photosynthesis
Ryutaro Tokutsu1, Konomi Kamadatepidum with external phylloquinons
Fujimura1, Takuya Matsuo2, Tomohito
Chihiro Azai1, Su Lin2,3, Kein E.
Redding3 (1Col. Life Sci., Ritsumeikan Yamasaki3, Jun Minagawa1 (1Div.
Univ., 2The Biodesign Inst., Arizona
Envir. Photobiol., NIBB, 2Cent. Gene
State Univ., 3Sch. Mol. Sci., ArizonaRes., Nagoya Univ., 3Sci. Technol.
State Univ.)
Dep., Kochi Univ.)

2pF01

Dynamic relationship between ER exit
sites and moving Golgi stacks in plant
cells
Junpei Takagi1, Tomoo Shimada2,
Ikuko Hara-Nishimura1 (1Fac. of Sci.
and Eng., Konan Univ., 2Grad. Sch. ofSci., Kyoto Univ.)

2pC02

2pE02

2pF02

Floral induction by day lengths andenvironmental stresses in a duckweed,
Wolffiella hyalina.
Minako Isoda, Shogo Ito, Tokitaka
Oyama (Dept. Bot., Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Kyoto Univ.)

2pH02

Mechanisms of membrane trafficking
regulating male gametogenesis in
Arabidopsis
Kazuo Ebine1,2, Takashi Ueda1,2 (1Div.
Cellular Dynamics, NIBB, 2Sch. Life
Sci., SOKENDAI)

2pC03

2pE03

2pF03

2pH03

Cis-Element Analysis of PhytochromeMediated Alternative Promoter
Selection in Arabidopsis
Jaewook Kim1, Mika Nomoto2,
Yasuomi Tada2, Tomonao Matsushita1(1Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ., 2Gene
Research Center, Nagoya Univ.)

Theoretical Model of Exciton States
and Ultra-fast Energy Transfer in
Heliobacterial Type-I Homodimeric
Reaction Center
Akihiro Kimura, Shigeru Itoh (Dept
Physics, Grad Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ)

2pH01

Both phytochrome phytochrome B
proteins in shoots and roots are
involved in the regulation of -mediatedregulatory mechanism of phosphorus
acquisition
Yasuhito Sakuraba1, Satomi Kanno1,
Atsushi Mabuchi2, Keina Monda2, Koh
Iba2, Shuichi Yanagisawa1 (1Biotech.
Res. Center, Univ. Tokyo, 2Dept. Biol.,Fac. Sci., Kyushu Univ.)

Spectroscopic analyses of the
D1-S169A mutant of photosystem II
for understanding the water oxidation
mechanism
Yuichiro Shimada1, Tomomi
Kitajima-Ihara1, Ryo Nagao1,2, Takumi
Noguchi1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya
Univ., 2RIIS, Okayama Univ.)

A mechanical model for circadian clockin KaiC: Harmonic oscillator in
CI-ATPase as pacemaker for stable
periodicity
Kumiko Ito-Miwa1, Tomoaki
Muranaka2, Takao Kondo1 (1Grad. Sch.
Sci., Nagoya Univ., 2Center for
Ecological Research, Kyoto Univ.)

Regulatory Mechanisms of Biogenesisof the Oil Body in Marchantia
polymorpha
Takehiko Kanazawa1,2, Takashi Ueda1,2(1Cellular Dynamics, NIBB, 2Life Sci.,
SOKENDAI)

2pC04

2pH04

Far-red high-irradiance response
signaling regulates reproductive
induction in Marchantia polymorphaKeisuke Inoue, Ryuichi Nishihama,Takashi Araki, Takayuki Kohchi (Grad.
Sch. Biostudies, Univ. Kyoto)

2pE04

Post-translational modification of D1 A mechanical model for circadian clock
protein in PSII repair cyclein KaiC: Loose coupling between two
Yusuke Kato1, Dogra Vivek2, Li
ATPases in KaiC sustains robust
Mingyue2, Hiroshi Kuroda3, Yuichiro oscillation
Takahashi3, Kim Chanhong2, Wataru
Kumiko Ito-Miwa1, Tomoaki
Sakamoto1 (1IPSR Okayama
Muranaka2, Takao Kondo1 (1Grad.Sch.
University, 2Shanghai Center for Plant Sci.,Nagoya Univ., 2Center forStress Biology and Center of
Ecological Research, Kyoto Univ.)
Excellence in Molecular Plant
Sciences, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, China, 3Research Institute forInterdisciplinary Science, Okayama
University)

2pF04

Search for the molecular determinants
for plasma membrane localization of a
cuticle-related transporter ABCG11 in
Arabidopsis
Hirokazu Tanaka1, Satomi Tai2, Yuki
Hashiguchi2, Megumi Eguchi1, Keita
Mitani1, Tatsuo Kakimoto2 (1Sch. Agri.,Meiji Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Osaka
Univ.)

2pC05

2pE05

2pF05

2pH05

The analysis of MYB involved in lightsignaling as a negative factor in
Arabidopsis thaliana
Setsuko Shimada1, Yukio Kurihara1,
Takachika Munesada1,2, Yoko Horii1,
Tomoko Kuriyama1, Mika
Kawashima1, Minami Matsui1(1RIKEN CSRS, 2Grad. Sch.
NanoBioscience., Yokohama City
Univ.)

Structural changes of oxygen-evolving Circadian oscillation of cyanobacterial
PSII during S-state transitions revealed clock protein KaiC under anaerobic
by XFEL
conditions
Michihiro Suga1, Fusamichi Akita1,
Megumi Fujimoto, Yoshitaro
2
1
Keitaro Yamashita , Yoshiki Nakajima , Sambayashi, Chihiro Azai, Kazuki
351
Minoru Kubo , Go Ueno , Honjie Li , Terauchi (Grad. Sch. Life Sci.,
Takahiro Yamane1, Yasufumi Umena1, Ritsumeikan Univ.)
Shin-Ichiro Yonekura1, Long-Jiang Yu1,
Hironori Murakami5, Takashi Nomura3,
Seiki Baba4, Takashi Kumasaka4,
Masaki Yamamoto5, Hideo Ago5,
Jian-Ren Shen1 (1Research Institute forInterdisciplinary Science, Okayama
University, 2University of Tokyo,
3
University of Hyogo, 4Japan
Synchrotron Radiation ResearchInstitute, 5RIKEN SPring-8 Center)

GPI-anchoring is required for theproper transport and glycan assemblyof arabinogalactan protein precursor
Daiki Nagasato2, Yuto Sugita2, Yuhei
Tsuno2, Ken Matsuoka1,2,3 (1Fac. Agr.,
Kyushu Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Bio-Env.
Sci.、Kyushu Univ., 3Biotron Appl.
Ctr., Kyushu Univ.)Room I

Room J

Room K

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism interaction A, B

Room

Room M

L

Room

N

Room

O

Time

Environmental responses C

2pI01

HIGH STEROL ESTER 1 Has a Key
The roles of GSK3-BES1 signaling
Field Analyses For Structural Dynamics
Role in Plant Sterol Homeostasis on
module in Marchantia polymorpha
Of Rice Associated Microbiome
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Tomoyuki Furuya1, Kimitsune Ishizaki2, Yuniar Devi Utami1, Masako Fuji1,
Ryuichi Nishihama3, Takayuki Kohchi3, Yukiko Shimizu1, Yuichi Hongoh2,
Takashi Shimada1, Tomoo Shimada2,
Yozo Okazaki3, Yasuhiro Higashi4,
Hiroo Fukuda1, Yuki Kondo1 (1Grad. Sch. Yutaka Sato3, Yusuke Saijo1 (1Grad. Sch.
Kazuki Saito4,5, Keiko Kuwata6, Kaori
Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Kobe Sci. Tech., NAIST, 2Sch. Life Sci. Tech.,Oyama7, Misako Kato7, Yoshitaka
Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Biostudies, Kyoto
Tokyo Tech., 3NIG)
8
9,10,11, AkihikoTakano , Takashi Ueda
Univ.)
12
13
Nakano , Haruko Ueda , Ikuko
Hara-Nishimura13 (1Grad. Sch. of
Horticulture, Chiba Univ., 2Grad. Sch. ofSci., Kyoto Univ., 3Mie Univ., 4RIKEN
Center for Sustainable Resource Science,5
Grad. Sch. of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Chiba Univ., 6Nagoya Univ.,
7
Ochanomizu Univ., 8Grad. Sch. of Agri.,Kyoto Univ., 9National Institute for Basic
Biology, 10JST PRESTO, 11SOKENDAI,12
RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics,
13
Konan Univ.)

2pJ01

2pK01 仝2pM01

Cold-inducible expression of Arabidopsis
DREB1 genes regulated by circadianclock components
Satoshi Kidokoro1, Hiroki Haraguchi1,
Tomona Ishikawa1, Satomi Toda1, Kazuo
Shinozaki2, Kazuko YamaguchiShinozaki1 (1Grad. Sch. Agr. Life Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo, 2Center for Sustainable
Resource Science, RIKEN)

13:30

2pI02

2pJ02

2pK02 仝Identification of components andfunctional analysis of ER-plasma
membrane contact sites
Kazuya Ishikawa1, Kentaro Tamura2,
Yoichiro Fukao3, Tomoo Shimada1(1Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ., 2Sch.
Food & Nutrition Sci., Univ. Shizuoka.,3
Dept. Bioinfo., Ritsumeikan Univ.)

Analysis of Arabidopsis DROL1 genedependent splicing
Takamasa Suzuki1, Yuki Ueno1, Yusuke
Kimata2, Hideki Tanaka1, Hibiki Akeda1,
Toru Kato1, Yuki Sugita1, Tsutae Kawai1,
Tetsuya Higashiyama2,3, Kenzo
Nakamura1 (1Col. Biosci. Biotech.,
Chubu Univ., 2Div. Biol. Sci., Grad. Sch.
Sci., Nagoya Univ., 3WPI-ITbM, Nagoya
Univ.)

Three-dimensional reconstruction of theinternal structure of a haustorium inparasitic plants
Natsumi Masumoto1, Yuki Suzuki1,3,
Songkui Cui1,2, Mayumi Wakazaki2,
Mayuko Sato2, Arisa Shibata2, Kie
Kumaishi4, Yasunori Ichihashi4, Ken
Shirasu2,5, Yoshinobu Sato1, Kiminori
Toyooka2, Satoko Yoshida1,2 (1NAIST,
Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., 2RIKEN, CSRS,
3
Osaka Uni., 4RIKEN, BRC, 5Univ.
Tokyo, Grad. Sch. Sci.)

2pM02

Functional Analysis of Protein Kinases
that Is Involved in the Post-Translational
Regulation of the Stress-Responsive
Transcription Factor DREB2A
Junya Mizoi1, Ryosuke Takahashi1,
Norihito Nakamichi2,3, Toshinori
Kinoshita2,3, Kazuo Shinozaki4, Kazuko
Yamaguchi-Shinozaki1 (1Grad. Sch. Agr.
Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2ITbM, Nagoya
Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Sci. Nagoya Univ.,
4Center for Sustainable Resource Science,
RIKEN)

13:45

2pI03

Functional Analysis of the ER-BodyThe transcription factor regulating seed Ethylene signaling is involved inFormation Factor NAI2 in Arabidopsis
coat cuticle is involved in seed longevity host-parasitic plant interaction via
Tadashi Kunieda1,2, Keiko Kuwata3, Kenji Yoshimi Oshima1, Takako Narumi2,
regulation of haustorium development
Yamada4, Taku Demura2, Ikuko
Yasuko Kaneko3, Toshiki Ishikawa4,
Songkui Cui1,2, Ken Shirasu2, Satoko
1 1
4Hara-Nishimura ( Fac. of Sci. and Eng., Maki Kawai-Yamada , Masaru
Yoshida1,2 (1Nara Inst. Sci. Tech.,
2
RIKEN)
Konan Univ., 2Div. of Biol. Sci., NAIST, Ohme-Takagi5, Nobutaka Mitsuda1
3
WPI-ITbM, Nagoya Univ., 4Malopolska (1Bioprod. Res. Inst., Natl. Adv. Ind. Sci.
Center Biotechnol., Jagiellonian Univ.)& Tech. (AIST), 2Fac. Agr. Kagawa univ.,
3Fac. Educ., Saitama Univ., 4Grad. Sch.
Sci & Eng., Saitama univ., 5Inst. Envir.
Sci. & Tech. (IEST), Saitama univ.)

2pJ03

2pK03 仝2pM03

Analysis of the subcellular localization of
HTS1 protein under high temperaturestressTakuya Ogata1, Yasunari Fujita1,2 (1Biol.
Resources Post-harvest Div., JIRCAS,
2
Grad. Sch. Life Environ. Sci., Univ.
Tsukuba)

14:00

2pI04

Analysis on the function and localization
control of the new factor, APEM6, whichis involved in peroxisome biogenesis
Akane Kamigaki1, Mikio Nishimura2,
Shoji Mano1,3 (1NIBB, Dept.Cell Biol.,
2
Konan Univ., Facl. Sci., 3Sokendai,
Dept.Basic Biol.)

2pJ04

Involvement of gibberellin and branching
Arabidopsis thaliana IDD4 gene is a
novel factor for seed germination control factor in Paris-type arbuscular2
1 1
Takuya Aoyanagi , Akiko Kozaki ( Grad. mycorrhizal symbiosis in Eustoma
Sch. Sci., univ. Shizuoka, 2Grad. Sch.
grandiflorum
Integrated Science and Technology., univ. Takaya Tominaga1, Chihiro Miura2,
Naoya Takeda3, Yuri Kanno4, Yoshihiro
Shizuoka)
Takemura2, Mitsunori Seo4, Masahide
Yamato5, Hironori Kaminaka2 (1Dept.
Agr. Sci., Grad. Sch. Sust. Sci., Tottori
Univ., 2Fac. Arg., Tottori Univ., 3Schl.
Sci. Tech., Kwansei Gakuin Univ.,
4
RIKEN CSRS, 5Fac. Edu., Chiba Univ.)

2pK04

2pM04

Excess supply of nitrogen mitigate
phosphate-starvation stress via theactivation of autophagy in plants
Yushi Yoshitake1, Sakuya Nakamura2,
Masanori Izumi2,3,4, Hiroyuki Ohta1,5, Mie
Shimojima1 (1Sch. Life Sci. Tech., Titech,2
Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Univ. Tohoku,
3
FRIS, Univ. Tohoku, 4PREST, JST,
5
OPERA, JST)

14:15

2pI05

2pJ05

2pK05

2pM05

14:30

GFS9 has a role in piecemeal autophagy Analysis of transcription factors actof plastids in dark-grown seedlings ofdownstream of ETT genes in rice
Arabidopsis
embryogenesis
Hiroyuki Ishida1,6, Hiromi Ishida1,6,
Misuzu Nosaka-Takahashi1, Toshiya
2,3,45Masanori Izumi , Makoto Hayashi ,Suzuki1, Sae Shimizu-Sato1, Nhung Ta
Amane Makino1, Klaas van Wijk6 (1Grad. Kim1, Hirokazu Takahashi2, Takamasa
Schl. Agr. Sci., Tohoku Univ., 2Grad.
Suzuki3, Atsushi Toyoda1, Mikio
Schl. Life Sci., Tohoku Univ., 3FRIS,
Nakazono2, Yutaka Sato1 (1NIG, 2Grad.
4
5
Tohoku Univ., PRESTO, JST, Dept.
Sch. Bioagricultural Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
3
Grad. Sch. Biosci. Biotech., Chubu
Biosci., Nagahama Inst. Biosci. Tech.,
6
SIPS, Cornell Univ.)
Univ.)

Global transcriptome analyses reveal that
infection of chrysanthemum stunt viroid(CSVd) affects gene expression profile inchrysanthemum plants, but the siRNAs
generated from CSVd RNA genome may
not be directly involved in gene silencingthat provokes pathogenicity.
Hiroki Takino1, Sakihito Kitajima2, Saki
Hirano1, Mariko Oka3, Takakazu
Matsuura4, Yoko Ikeda4, Mikiko Kojima5,
Yumiko Takebayashi5, Hitoshi
Sakakibara5, Masanobu Mino1 (1Grad.
Sch. Life and Environ. Sci., Kyoto
Prefectural Univ., 2Dep. Applied Biol.,
Kyoto Inst. of Tech., 3Fac. Agric., Tottori
Univ., 4Okayama Univ. Inst. Plant Sci.
Resour., 5RIKEN CSRS)

Improvements of Plant Growth anddevelopments under Ultra-High CO2
condition in International Space Station
Takuya Furuichi, Shiho Matsunami, Aya
Kato, Erika Nakazawa, Yui Nagao,
Hiroko Fujita (Dept. Human Life
Sciences, Nagoya Univ. of Economics)

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15:30

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Room C
Photoreceptors/
Photoresponses

A

How to inherit and rewrite cellular memory in plants (13:30–16:00)

15:00

Room

Symposium S09 Plant mineral transporters: from function to structure and modelling (13:30–16:00)

14:45

Room

Symposium S08

Time

2pC06 仝Room

D

Room E

Room F

Photosynthesis

Flowering/Clock

Room

Room HG

Membrane trafficking

AT-hook transcription factors repress
petiole growth by antagonizing PIF4
David S Favero1,4,5, Ayako Kawamura1,
Jae-Hoon Jung2, Takamasa Suzuki3,
Katja E Jaeger2, Philip A. Wigge2,
Michael M Neff4,5, Keiko Sugimoto1,6(1Cen. Sus. Res. Sci., RIKEN, 2Sains.
Lab. Univ. Cambridge, UK, 3Dep. Biol.
Chem., Chubu Univ., 4Dep. Crop andSoil Sci, Wash. State Univ., USA, 5Mol.
Plant Sci. Grad. Prog., Wash. State
Univ., USA, 6Dep. Biol. Sci., Univ.
Tokyo)

2pE06

Cryo-EM structure of PSII-FCPII
Day-length dependent flowering timesuper-complex from a diatom
regulation in tomato.
Ryo Nagao1, Fusamichi Akita1,2, Koji Chie Moriya, Koji Goto (Research Inst.
Kato1, Takehiro Suzuki3, Kentaro
for Biological Sciences, Okayama
Ifuku4, Ikuo Uchiyama5, Yasuhiro
Pref.)
6
3
Kashino , Naoshi Dohmae , Seiji
Akimoto7, Naoyuki Miyazaki8,
Jian-Ren Shen1 (1RIIS, Okayama Univ.,
2
JST, PRESTO, 3RIKEN CSRS, 4Grad.
Sch. Bio., Kyoto Univ., 5NIBB, 6Grad.
Sch. Sci., Univ. Hyogo, 7Grad. Sch.
Sci., Kobe Univ., 8IPR., Osaka Univ.)

2pF06

The adaptor protein complex AP-4
plays a role in vacuolar targeting of aborate transporter BOR1.
Takuya Hosokawa1, Akira Yoshinari1,2,
Tadashi Kunieda3,4, Tomoo Shimada5,
Ikuko Hara-Nishimura3, Junpei Takano1(1Grad. Sch. Life Env. Sci., Osaka Pref.
Univ., 2WPI-ITbM, Nagoya Univ.,
3Fac. Sci. Eng., Konan Univ., 4Grad.
Sch., Biosci., NAIST., 5Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Kyoto Univ.)

2pC07

2pE07

2pF07

2pH07 仝Finding of novel Phy-Cry fusion genefrom marine metagenome and its
genome and functional analysis.
Yuko Makita1, Setsuko Shimada1, Aya
Suehisa1, Tomoko Kuriyama1, Manami
Hirata1, Mika Kawashima1, Yukio
Kurihara1, Haruyo Yamaguchi2,
Shigekatsu Suzuki2, Tsuyoshi
Watanabe3, Kazutoshi Yoshitake4, Keiji
Fushimi5, Rei Narikawa5, Masanobu
Kawachi2, Takashi Gojobori7, Minami
Matsui1 (1CSRS, RIKEN, 2NIES,
3
FRA, TNFRI, 4Tokyo Univ, 5Shizuoka
Univ, 6Kyusyu Univ, 7Waseda Univ,
8
FRA, NRIA)

Phycobilisome-CpcL-Photosystem I
Supercomplex Under Nitrogen
Starvation Condition
Mai Watanabe1,2, Masahiko Ikeuchi2,
Annegret Wilde1 (1Inst. for Biol. III,
A-L-Univ. Freiburg, 2Dept. of Life Sci.
(Biol.), Univ. of Tokyo)

Florigen in cactus
Natsuki Hasegawa1, Keisuke Tanaka2,
Hirokazu Takahashi3, Tomoaki
Nishiyama4, Yuki Sakamoto5, Dario
Copeti6, Hisato Kobayashi2,7, Mikio
Nakazono3, Kentaro K. Shimizu1,6,
Sachihiro Matsunaga8, Hiroyuki Tsuji1(1Kihara Institute for BiologicalResearch, Yokohama City University,
2
NODAI Genome Research Center,
Tokyo University of Agriculture,3
Graduate School of Bioagricultural
Sciences, Nagoya University,
4
Advanced Science Research Center,
Kanazawa University, 5Imaging
Frontier Center, Research Institute for
Science and Technology, Tokyo
University of Science, 6Department of
Evolutionary Biology andEnvironmental Studies, University of
Zurich, 7Nara Medical University,
8
Department of Applied Biological
Science, Faculty of Science andTechnology, Tokyo University of
Science)

2pC08

Functional complementation analysis
of Arabidopsis mutants with novel
PHY-CRY gene from green algae
Manami Hirata1,2, Yuko Makita1,
Setsuko Shimada1, Aya Suehisa1,
Tomoko Kuriyama1, Mika
Kawashima1, Haruyo Yamaguchi3,
Shigekatsu Suzuki3, Masanobu
Kawachi3, Masaaki Sakuta2, Minami
Matsui1 (1CSRS., Riken, 2Bio., Univ.
Ochanomizu, 3NIES)

2pE08

Characterization of New type of
Imaging and functional analysis ofchromatic acclimation regulatingcytokinin signaling of the shoot apical
phycoerythrocyanin and rod-shaped
meristem in rice on flowering
phycobilisome in cyanobacteria
Moeko Sato1, Hidemi Kitano2,
12
Hiroyuki Tsuji1 (1Kihara Institute for
Yuu Hirose , Song Chihong , Mai
Watanabe3, Chinatsu Yonekawa1,
Biological Research, Yokohama City
Kazuyoshi Murata2, Masahiko Ikeuchi3, University, 2Biosci. Biotec. Ctr.,
Toshihiko Eki1 (1Toyohashi Unv. of
Nagoya University)
Tech., 2National Institute of3
Physiological Sciences, The
University of Tokyo)

2pF08

2pC09

2pE09

2pF09

Creation of blue-light-responsive CheA
by fusion of two different-classhistidine kinases
Yusuke Fukuhara, Mamiko Shimoji,
Masahiro Kasahara, Kazuki Terauchi,
Chihiro Azai (Grad. Sch. Life Sci.,
Univ. Ritsumei)

Excitation relaxation dynamics ofSbPRR37 is involved in low nighttemperature induced flowering incarotenoids having antenna function
Kohei Kagatani1, Ryo Nagao2, Jian-Ren Sorghum bicolor
Shen2, Reona Toyofuku3, Tatsuya
Shumpei Hashimoto, Takahiro Tezuka,
Tomo3, Seiji Akimoto1 (1Grad. Sch.
Shuji Yokoi (Grad. Sch. Life Environ.
2
Sci., Kobe Univ., RIIS, Okayama
Sci., Osaka Pref. Univ.)
Univ., 3Fac. Sci., Tokyo Univ. Sci.)

2pH06

The high-affinity potassium transporter
AtHAK5 undergoes degradation uponhigh K+ supply
Marcel P. Beier1, Kehan Su1, Daichi
Nagata2, Junpei Takano1 (1Grad. Sch.
Life Env. Sci., Osaka Pref. Univ.,
2
Grad. Sch. Agri., Hokkaido Univ.)Room I

Room J

Room K

Organelles/Cytoskeleton

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism interaction A, B

Room

Room M

L

Room

N

Room

O

Time

Environmental responses C

2pI06

Toward Understanding How the Number Live-cell imaging of early embryogenesis Leaf ER bodies are involved in defenseof Mitochondria is Regulated byin Arabidopsis
against herbivory in Arabidopsis thaliana
Autophagy during Spermiogenesis in
Minako Ueda1, Yusuke Kimata1, Sayuri Akiko Nakazaki1, Kenji Yamada2,
Tanaka1, Takehide Kato2, Takumi
Tadashi Kunieda3, Ryosuke Sugiyama4,
Marchantia polymorpha
Higaki3, Daisuke Kurihara1, Tomomi
Masami Yokota Hirai4, Kentaro Tamura5,
Takuya Norizuki1,2, Naoki Minamino2,
Takehiko Kanazawa2,3, Takashi Ueda2,3
Yamada1, Naoe Ando1, Miyo T. Morita4, Ikuko Hara-Nishimura6, Tomoo Shimada1(1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Natl. Inst. Shoji Segami1, Masayoshi Maeshima1,(1Grad. Sch. of Sci., Univ. Kyoto,
2
Malopolska Center of Biotechnology,
Basic Biol, 3Dept. Basic Biol.,Seiichiro Hasezawa5, Keiko Kuwata1,
1
6
SOKENDAI)
Ayato Sato , Takamasa Suzuki , Tetsuya Univ. Jagiellonian, 3Div. of Biol. Sci.,
1
2 1
Higashiyama , Masao Tasaka ( Nagoya NAIST, 4RIKEN CSRS, 5Sch. Food &University, 2Nara Institute of Science and Nutritional Sci., Univ. Shizuoka, 6Fac. ofTechnology, 3Kumamoto University,
Sci. and Eng., Konan Univ.)
4
National Institute for Basic Biology,
5
6
The University of Tokyo, Chubu
University)

2pJ06

2pK06

2pM06

Diel Oxygen Concentration And Gene
Expression Dynamics In Submerged
Deepwater Rice
Yoshinao Mori1, Timothy Colmer2,
Motoyuki Ashikari1, Ole Pedersen2,3,
Keisuke Nagai1 (1Bioscience andBiotechnology Center, Nagoya
University, 2UWA School of Agriculture
and Environment, Faculty of Science,
The University of Western Australia,
3
Department of Biology, University of
Copenhagen)

14:45

2pI07

Cooperative contribution of autophagy
A regulatory cascade involving miR319
and a chloroplast-associatedand TCP transcription factors operates inubiquitination to oxidative damage
leaf development
management and starvation response
Tomotsugu Koyama1, Nobutaka
Yuta Kikuchi1, Sakuya Nakamura1, Jesse Mitsuda2, Motoaki Seki3, Koji
2
3
Woodson , Hiroyuki Ishida , Jun
Takahashi4,5, Toshinori Kinoshita4,5,
Hidema1, Paul Jarvis4, Masanori Izumi1,5,6 Masaru Ohme-Takagi6 (1Suntory(1Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Tohoku Univ.,
Foundation for Life Sicences,2
2Sch. Plant Sci., Univ. Arizona, 3Grad.
Bioproduction Res. Inst., AIST, 3Center
4Sch. Agri. Sci., Tohoku Univ., Dep. Plant for Sustainable Resource Science,
Sci., Univ. Oxford, 5FRIS, Tohoku Univ., RIKEN, 4Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
6
5
PRESTO, JST)
ITbM, Nagoya Univ., 6Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Saitama Univ.)

2pJ07

2pK07 仝Single molecule signaling analysis; Ca2+dependent protein kinase recognizes the
suppressor signals of Phytophthora
infestans to control hypersensitive cell
death in plant cell
Naotaka Furuichi1, Masahiro Ohta2(1Advisory Board, AAAS., 2Grad. Sci.
and Tech, Niigata U.)

2pM07

15:00

2pI08

Plant autophagy eliminates dysfunctional Comparative analysis of pitcher and flat Investigating the role of Cyclic
mitochondria caused by ultraviolet B
leaf development in the carnivorous plant Nucleotide Gated Ion Channel 2 indamageauxin-induced Ca2+ signaling
Cephalotus follicularis
Sakuya Nakamura1, Jun Hidema1, Kohei Hideki Narukawa1, Gergo Palfalvi1,2,
Sonhita Chakraborty1, Masatsugu
2
2
1,2 1
Otomo , Tomomi Nemoto , Hiroyuki
Mitsuyasu Hasebe ( NIBB,
Toyota2, Wolfgang Moeder1, Simon
Ishida3, Masanori Izumi1,4,5 (1Grad. Sch. 2SOKENDAI)
Gilroy3, Keiko Yoshioka1 (1University ofLife Sci., Tohoku Univ., 2RIES, Hokkaido
Toronto, Department of Cells and3
Univ., Grad. Sch. Agri. Sci., Tohoku
Systems Biology, Toronto, Canada,
2
Saitama University, Graduate School ofUniv., 4FRIS, Tohoku Univ., 5PRESTO,
JST)
Science and Engineering, Saitama, Japan,
3
University of Wisconsin, Department of
Botany, Madison, United States)

2pJ08

2pK08 仝2pM08

Functional analyses of SPX genes underphosphorus starvation in Nannochloropsis
Kumiko Okazaki1, Koichi Hori2,
Shinsuke Shimizu2, Shohei Sawa1, Seiji
Nomura3, Fumihiko Saito3, Akihide
Takami3, Takashi Yamamoto1, Hiroyuki
Ohta2, Atsushi Sakamoto1 (1Grad. Sch.
Sci., Hiroshima Univ., 2Sch. Life Sci.
Tech., Tokyo Inst. Tech., 3Tech. Res. Ctr.,
Mazda Motor Co., Ltd.)

15:15

2pI09

2pJ09

2pM09

15:30

The BPP family is involved inmorphogenesis of leaf epidermal cells.
Takehide Kato1, Jeh Haur Wong1, Rie
Shimizu1, Nene Kinoshita1, Takumi
Higaki2, Takashi Hashimoto1 (1Div. ofBiol. Sci., Grad. Sch. of Sci. and Tech.,
NAIST, 2IROAST, Univ. Kumamoto)Analysis Of The Rice Mutant That Shows
Aberrant Polarity In The Fourth Leaf
Takumi Tezuka1, Toshiki Kobayashi1,
Tomokazu Watanabe1, Rie Satoh2,
Hiroetsu Wabiko1, Nobuhiro Nagasawa1,
Namiko Satoh-Nagasawa1 (1Akita Pref.
Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Biores. Sci. Akita Pref.
Univ.)

Effects of oxidized glutathione feeding on
seedling growth of Picea jezoensis, Picea
glehnii and Abies jezoensis under two
light conditions.
Ken’ichi Ogawa (Res. Inst. Biol. Sci.,
Okayama (RIBS OKAYAMA))

Development of high-throughput
RNA-Seq library preparation method andits application to analysis on temperatureresponse of Arabidopsis thaliana
Mari Kamitani, Makoto Kashima, Ayumi
Tezuka, Atsushi J. Nagano (ResearchInstitute for Food and Agriculture,
Ryukoku University)

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9:45

10:00

10:15

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Room CB

Room

Room ED

Photoreceptors/Photoresponses
3aC01

Photosynthesis
3aE01

RPT2 Modulation of Photosensitivity of phot1
in hypocotyl phototropism of Arabidopsis
Taro Kimura1, Tomoko Mayama-Tsuchida2,
Tatsuya Sakai1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., Niigata
Univ., 2RIKEN PSC)

Exciton Quenching by Oxidized ChlorophyllZin the Adjacent Monomer in Photosystem II
Dimer
Yutaka Shibata1, Ahmed Mohamed1, Hiroshi
Fukumura1, Shigeru Ito2, Keisuke Kawakami3,
Jian-Ren Shen4 (1Grad. School of Sci. Tohoku
Univ., 2Grad. School of Sci. Nagoya Univ.,
3
OCARINA, Osaka City Univ., 4RIIS,Okayama Univ.)

3aC02

3aE02

Room

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9:30

A

J T P B 2 0 19

9:15

Room

J T P B 2 0 19

9:00

Room

J T P B 2 0 19

Time

F

G

Room

Room IH

Organelles/Cytoskeleton
3aI01

Analysis of mitochondria-chloroplastinteraction
Kazusato Oikawa1, Takuto Imai1, Yutaka
Kodama1,2, Keiji Numata1 (1CSRS., RIKEN,
2
Bio. Res. Edu. Center., Univ. Utsunomiya)

3aI02

Molecular Genetic Analysis of the PIN
Indepent Pathway Inducing the Phototropic
Rsponses in Arabidopsis.
Keita Kawaura1, Mami Yoshioka1, Ken Haga2,
Tatsuya Sakai1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci & Tech.,
Niigata Univ., 2Faculty of Fund. Eng., Nippon
Inst. of Tech.)

Establishment of energy transfer pathway incyanobacterium during the accumulation
process of chlorophyll f
Toshiyuki Shinoda1, Keishi Arai2, Hiroki
Tabushi2, Seiji Akimoto3, Tatsuya Tomo1,2(1Grad. Sch. Sci., Tokyo Univ. Sci., 2Fac. Sci.,
Tokyo Univ. Sci., 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Kobe Univ.)

The role of ppGpp synthesis in the chloroplastbiogenesis during early leaf development
Kazuhiro Ito1, Doshun Ito2, Shinji Masuda3,
Koh Iba1, Kensuke Kusumi1 (1Dept. Biol. Fac.
Sci. Kyushu Univ., 2Dept. Life Science &Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology,
3
Center for Biological Resources &Informatics, Tokyo Institute of Technology)

3aC03

3aE03

3aI03

The regulatory function of C-terminal domainof BLUS1 in the blue light signaling forstomatal opening
Sakurako Hosotani1, Shigekazu Koya2,
Ken-ichiro Shimazaki2, Atsushi Takemiya1(1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech. Innov., Yamaguchi
Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyushu Univ.)

Role of carotenoids in the acclimation of the
cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 tovery high light
Taichi Izuhara1, Konatsu Nakazawa2, Haruhiko
Jimbo3, Shinichi Takaichi4, Yoshitaka
Nishiyama1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Eng., Saitama
Univ, 2Dept. Biochem. Mol. Biol., Saitama
Univ, 3Grad. Sch. Arts Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
4
Dept. Mol. Microbiol., Faculty of Life
Science, Tokyo Univ Agriculture)

Genetic characterization of the stringentresponse factors, RSHs, in Arabidopsis thaliana
Sumire Ono1, Doshun Ito1, Shinji Masuda2(1School of Life Science and Technology,
Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2Center for
Biological Resources and Informatics, Tokyo
Institute of Technology)

3aC04

Functional analysis of a signaling component
phosphorylated in response to blue light instomatal guard cell
Shota Yamauchi1, Naoyuki Sugiyama2,
Ken-ichiro Shimazaki3, Atsushi Takemiya1(1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech. Innov., Yamaguchi
Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Pharm., Kyoto Univ., 3Grad.
Sch. Sci., Kyushu Univ.)

3aE04

Defect of photosynthetic activity in the cruC
gene mutant of the green sulfur bacterium
Chlorobaculum tepidum, which lost the ability
to synthesize carotenoid glucoside ester
Jiro Harada1, Chihiro Azai2, Taku Inoue2,
Shogo Fujimoto3, Shinji Masuda4, Ken
Yamamoto1, Daisuke Kosumi5 (1Department ofMedical Biochemistry, Kurume University
School of Medicine, 2College of Life Sciences,
Ritsumeikan University, 3Graduate School of
Science and Technology, Department of
Physics, Kumamoto University, 4Center for
Biological Resources and Informatics, Tokyo
Institute of Technology, 5Institute of PulsedPower Science, Kumamoto University)

3aI04

3aC05

3aE05

3aI05

Analysis of the Plastid-to-nucleus Signaling in
Arabidopsis Seedling De-etiolation
Nobuyoshi Mochizuki, Akira Nagatani (Grad.
Sch. Sci., Kyoto Unive.)

Relationship between stomatal movement andmalate synthesis in guard cells
Kohei Fukatsu1, Yuki Hayashi1, Keiko
Kuwata2, Takamasa Suzuki3, Toshinori
Kinoshita1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,2
ITbM, Nagoya Univ., 3Dep. Biol. Chem.,
Chubu Univ.)

Crysatalization and enzymatic reactivity offerredoxin NADP+ oxidoreductase from
Rhodopseudomonas palustris
Daisuke Seo1, Norifumi Muraki2, Genji Kurisu3(1Graduate School of Natural Science andTechnology, Kanazawa University, 2Institutefor Molecular Science, National Institute of
Natural Science, 3Institute for Protein Research,
Osaka University)

DNA virus-mediated massive gene transfer inthe primary endosymbiotic evolution of aphotosynthetic amoeba
Mitsuhiro Matsuo1, Atsushi Katahata1, Makoto
Minakuchi1, Yohei Minakuchi2, Hideki
Noguchi2, Atsushi Toyoda2, Asao Fujiyama2,
Yutaka Suzuki3, Soichirou Satoh1, Takuro
Nakayama4, Ryoma Kamikawa5, Mami
Nomura6, Yuji Inagaki4, Ken-ichiro Ishida6,
Junichi Obokata1 (1Grad. Sch. of Life and Env.,
Kyoto Prefect. Univ., 2Ctr. Info. Biol., N.I.G.,
3
Grad. Sch. of FronAer Sci, Univ. of Tokyo,
4
Ctr. Comp. Sci., Univ. of Tsukuba, 5Env., Grad.
Sch. of Human & Env., Kyoto Univ., 6Grad.
Sch. of Life & Env. Sci., Univ. of Tsukuba)

3aC06

3aE06

3aI06

Functional analysis of the PP2C-Ds that
regulate stomatal movements
Mitsumasa Akiyama1, Shin-ichiro Inoue1,
Yohei Takahashi1, Maki Hayashi1, Hodaka
Sugimoto1, William M Gray2, Toshinori
Kinoshita1,3 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Nagoya,2
Department of Plant Biology, University of
Minnesota, 3Nagoya University., WPI-ITbM)

Alternative cyclic electron transfer pathways ofphotosynthesis found in the purple bacterium,
Rubrivivax gelatinosus
Kenji Nagashima1, Sakiko Nagashima1,2,
Takeshi Sato1, Kazuhito Inoue1,3 (1Res. Inst.
Integ. Sci., Kanagawa Univ., 2Dept. Biol. Sci.,
Fac. Sci., Tokyo Metropolitan Univ., 3Dept.
Biol. Sci., Fac. Sci., Kanagawa Univ.)

Discovery of a dynamic feature of chloroplast
nucleoids in response to the light/dark cycle
Seika Ishihara1, Kohta Sakashita1, Yusuke
Ishida1, Yoshitaka Kimori2, Kosei Iwabuchi1,
Ikuko Hara-Nishimura1 (1Fac. Sci. Eng., Konan
Univ., 2Fac. Environ. Info. Sci., Fukui Univ.
Tech.)

Room J

Room K

Room L

Room M

Vegetative growth

Plant-organism interaction B

Transcriptional, post-transcriptional/
Translational regulations/Protein
modification & degradation

Environmental responses B

3aJ01

Room

N

Room

O

Time

Specific lipids mediate radial positionalsignaling in Arabidopsis
Kenji Nagata1, Toshiki Ishikawa2, Taku
Takahashi3, Mitsutomo Abe1 (1Grad. Sch.
Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Grad. Sch. Sci. Eng.,
Saitama Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Okayama
Univ.)

3aK01

Exploration of novel arbuscular mycorrhizal CFI 25 subunit of cleavage factor I is
Different roles of two variants of a half-size
symbiosis signals transduced by D14L/
essential for plant development and 3’UTR ABC transporter in Al accumulation andpolyadenylation site determination
detoxification of buckwheat
KAI2 pathway
Hiromu Kameoka1,2, Yoshihiro Kobae3,
Xiaojuan Zhang1, Naoki Takahashi2,
Gui Jie Lei, Kengo Yokosho, Naoki Yamaji,
4
5
2
3
Junko Kyozuka , Masayoshi Kawaguchi
Masaaki Umeda , Marta Garcia-Leon ,Miho Fujii-Kashino, Jian Feng Ma
1
3
4( Grad. Sch. Life & Environ. Sci., Osaka
Vicente Rubio , Tsuyoshi Furumoto ,(Institute of Plant Science and Resources,
Pref. Univ., 2JSPS Research Fellow, 3Col.
Takashi Aoyama1, Tom Tsuge1 (1ICR Inst., Okayama University)
Agri. Food & Environ. Sci., Rakuno
Univ. Kyoto, 2Grad. Sch. Sci., NAIST,3
CNB-CSIC, Spain, 4Faculty of Agriculture,
Gakuen Univ., 4Grad. Sch. Life Sci.,
Tohoku Univ., 5NIBB, Dept. Symbio. Sys.) Univ. Ryukoku)

3aL01 仝3aM01 仝

9:00

3aJ02

Transomics approach to the AN3 function
related to the regulation of primarymetabolism in Arabidopsis thaliana
Mamoru Nozaki1, Kensuke Kawade1,2,3,4,
Gorou Horiguchi5, Shuji Shigenobu2,4,
Katsushi Yamaguchi2, Yuji Sawada4,
Masami Yokota Hirai4, Hirokazu Tsukaya1,6(1ExCELLs, 2NIBB, 3SOKENDAI,
4
RIKEN CSRS, 5Res. Cent. Life Sci.,
Rikkyo Univ., 6Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ.
Tokyo)

3aK02

Evidence of non-tandemly repeated rDNAs Understanding CSN-mediated regulation
Single-population GWAS of AtMATE
and their intragenomic heterogeneity inthrough its interaction with RNA processing expression level in Arabidopsis thaliana
Rhizophagus irregularisfactors
accessions
Taro Maeda1, Yuuki Kobayashi1, Hiromu
Tom Tsuge1, Xiaojuan Zhang1, Mika
Yuki Nakano1, Kazutaka Kusunoki1,
Kameoka2, Nao Okuma1,2, Naoya Takeda4, Nomoto2, Marta Garcia-Leon3, Naoki
Haruka Maruyama2, Hiroyuki Koyama1,2,1
1
41
Katsushi Yamaguchi , Takahiro Bino , Shuji Takahashi , Mariko Kato , Masaaki
Yuriko Kobayashi1,2 (1Uni. Grad. Sch. of
Shigenobu1,3, Masayoshi Kawaguchi1,3
Umeda4, Vicente Rubio3, Yasuomi Tada2,
Agr. Sci, Univ. Gifu, 2Appl. Biol. Sci., Univ.
(1National Institute for Basic Biology,
Tsuyoshi Furumoto5, Takashi Aoyama1
Gifu)
2
Osaka Prefecture University, 3the Graduate (1ICR, Kyoto Univ., 2CGR, Nagoya Univ.,
University for Advanced Studies, 4Kwansei 3CNB, CSIC, 4Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech.,Gakuin University)
NAIST, 5Grad. Sch. Agr., Ryukoku Univ.)

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Roles of an Arabidopsis PtdIns(3)P-binding Molecular trafficking pathways associatedProtein AtFYVE2 in Autophagy and Leaf with the interaction between parasitic plantSenescenceand host plant
Yuki Fujiki1,2, Mariko Okabe1, Youngsook Koh Aoki, Kohki Shimizu, Rika Takada,3
1,2 1
Lee , Ikuo Nishida ( Fac. Sci., Saitama
Yusuke Takagaki (Grad. Sch. Life Environ.
Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci. & Eng., Saitama
Sci., Osaka Pref. Uni.)
Univ, 3Dept. Life Sci., POSTECH.)

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Elucidation of translational change ofPhysiological roles of AtPCS1 in toxic
non-protein-coding ORFs upon lightmetal tolerance of root apical meristem
exposure from darkness in Arabidopsis.
Shimpei Uraguchi1, Yuka Sone1, Yuto
1
1
Ohtsuka1, Ayaka Ohmori1, Arunee
Yukio Kurihara , Yuko Makita , Haruka
Shimohira1, Tomoya Fujita2,3, Shintaro
Wongkaew2, Naoko Ohkama-Ohtsu2,
Iwasaki2, Minami Matsui1 (1Synthetic
Ryosuke Nakamura1, Yasukazu
Genomics Research Group, RIKEN Center Takanezawa1, Stephan Clemens3, Masako
Kiyono1 (1Sch. Pharm., Kitasato Univ.,
for Sustainable Resource Science, 2RNA
Systems Biochemistry Laboratory, RIKEN, 2Inst. Agri., Tokyo Univ. Agri. Tech., 3Univ.
3
Cell Biology Center, Institute of Innovative Bayreuth)
Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology)

3aM03

9:30

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Translation of mobile GUS-tRNAmet
mRNA from host into the shoot of a stem
parasitic plant, Cuscuta campestris
Kohki Shimizu, Koh Aoki (Grad. Sch. Lifeand Environ. Sci., Osaka Pref. Univ.)

3aL04

Identification of Arabidopsis CCR4-NOT
complexes with variable combinations ofdeadenylase subunits
Toshihiro Arae1, Riko Imahori2, Yuya
Suzuki1, Yukako Chiba1,3 (1Grad. Schl. Life
Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Schl. Life Sci.,
Hokkaido Univ., 3Fac. Sci., Hokkaido
Univ.)

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9:45

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3aK05

3aL05

3aM05

10:00

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10:15

Relationship Among Four NAC
Transcription Factor Genes SZK1, 3, 4
And SRIW1 And Their Roles In Leaf
Abaxialization In as2 rpl4d
Gorou Horiguchi1,2, Shugo Maekawa1, Iwai
Ohbayashi3, Munetaka Sugiyama4,
Hirokazu Tsukaya5,6 (1Dept. Life Sci., Coll.
Sci., Rikkyo Univ., 2Res. Cent. Life Sci.,
Coll. Sci., Rikkyo Univ., 3HIST, Fujian
Agricult. Forest. Univ., 4Bot. Gard., Grad.
Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 5Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo, 6ExCELLS, NINS)

Glutathione and its biosynthesis
intermediates alleviate cesium stress in
Arabidopsis thaliana
Eri Adams, Takae Miyazaki, Shunsuke
Watanabe, Mitsunori Seo, Ryoung Shin
(RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource
Science)

Functional analyses of the ribosomal protein Expression of cell division- and vascularFine-tuning of qE quenching by microRNA The suppression mechanism of stomatal
RPL12B and the RING-type ubiquitin
development- related genes of host plant are in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
development under submerged condition inligase SZK2 in ribosome stress signalingtransiently up-regulated in the parasitic
Tomohito Yamasaki1, Ryutaro Tokutsu2, Jun Rorippa aquatica
Minagawa2 (1Sci and Tech., Kochi univ.,
Shugo Maekawa1, Kanae Fukada1,
interface with a stem parasitic plant,
Tatsushi Umase, Shuka Ikematsu, Fuko
2
Photobiol., NIBB)
Masahiro Takahara1, Hirokazu Tsukaya2,3, Cuscuta campestris
Noguchi, Tomoaki Sakamoto, Seisuke
1,4 1
Gorou Horiguchi ( Department of Life
Shota Yamamoto, Koh Aoki (Grad. Sch.
Kimura (Kyoto-sangyo Univ.)
Science, College of Science, Rikkyo
Life and Env. Sci., Osaka Pref. Univ.)
University, 2Graduate School of Science,
The University of Tokyo, 3Exploratory
Research Center on Life and Living
Systems, NINS, 4Research Center for Life
Science, College of Science, Rikkyo
University)

Mathematical and morphological analysisof “monospirostichy”, a special kind of
spiral phyllotaxis unique to Costaceae
plantsTakaaki Yonekura, Munetaka Sugiyama(Botanical Gardens, Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ.
Tokyo)

Epidermal cells patterning-related genes are miR319-MpRKD Regulation Is Involved in Possible involvement of trans-acting
involved in the holdfast formation of a stem the Asexual Reproduction Organ Formation siRNA3 in response to low nitrogen inparasitic plant, Cuscuta campestrisin Marchantia polymorpha
Arabidopsis
Daiki Fujiwara, Koh Aoki (Grad. Sch. Life Kazutaka Futagami1, Masayuki Tsuzuki2,
Sho Nishida1, Makiha Fukuda2,3, Yusuke
Takahiro Hamada1,3, Yuichiro Watanabe1
Kakei4,5, Yukihisa Shimada4, Toru Fujiwara3
Env. Sci., Osaka Pref. Univ.)1( Grad. Sch. Arts and Sci., Univ. Tokyo,(1Grad. Sch. Biosphere Sci., Hiroshima
2
Dept. Mol. Cel. Dev. Biol., Univ.
Univ., 2Fac. Sci. Technol., Tokyo Univ. Sci.,
3
Grad. Sch. Agri. Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
Michigan, 3JST, PRESTO)
4
Kihara Inst. Biol. Res., Yokohama City
Univ., 5Inst. Veg. Flor. Sci., NARO)

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Photosynthesis

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Trials to enhance nitrogenase activity of atransformant carrying the nif gene cluster in the
non-diazotrophic cyanobacterium Synechocystis
sp. PCC 6803
Konomi Yokomizo, Hiroya Kotani, Ryoma
Tsujimoto, Haruki Yamamoto, Yuichi Fujita(Grad. Sch. Bioagricultual. Sci., Univ. Nagoya)

3aI09

High-throughput screening of algal mutant cells
based on CO2-dependent protein relocation byintelligent image-activated cell sorting
Takashi Yamano1, Chihana Toyokawa1, Toshiki
Matsuoka1, Nao Nitta2,3, Takeaki Sugimura2,3,
Akihiro Isozaki2, Takanori Iino2, Takuro Ito2,3,
Keisuke Goda2,3, Hideya Fukuzawa1 (1Graduate
School of Biostudies, Kyoto University,
2
School of Science, The University of Tokyo,
3
JST)

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10:30

11:15

Functional characterization of protein kinases
that interact with blue light-receptor
phototropins in Arabidopsis stomatal opening
Shin-ichiro Inoue1, Yohei Takahashi1, Maki
Hayashi1, Masaki Okumura1, Tatsuya
Sawasaki2, B. Michael Palmgren3, Toshinori
Kinoshita4 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
2
Proteo-Science Center, Ehime Univ., 3Dept.
Plant. Environ. Sci. Univ. Copenhagen,4
ITbM., Nagoya Univ.)
Cytosolic phototropin can not induce thechloroplast avoidance and cold-avoidance
responses.
Kotoko Sasaki, Yasuhide Osaki, Yutaka
Kodama (Center for Bioscience Research and
Education, Utsunomiya University)

Chloroplast outer membrane-localized
phototropin induces the chloroplast avoidance
response
Eiji Gotoh1, Kazuhiro Ishishita1, Takeshi Higa2,
Shin-ichiro Inoue3, Noriyuki Suetsugu4,
Masamitsu Wada5 (1Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ,
2
Inst. Protein Res., Osaka Univ, 3Grad. Sch.
Sci., Nagoya Univ, 4Grad. Sch. Bio., Kyoto
Univ, 5Grad. Sch. Sci and Eng., Tokyo Metro
Univ)

Transcription patterns of photosynthesis-related
genes in the green filamentous bacterium
Chloroflexus aurantiacus under ANaerobic
Light, Aerobic Light, and Aerobic Dark
conditions
Kazaha Izaki, Shin Haruta (Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo Metropolitan)

Genetically and morphologically distinct twoheterocystous cyanobacteria analyzed by
Raman scattering microscopy
Kouto Tamamizu, Shigeichi Kumazaki (Grad.
Sch. Sci., Univ. Kyoto)

3aI07

Digalactosyldiacylglycerol is required for rapid
formation of thylakoid membrane during
etioplast-chloroplast differentiation in
Arabidopsis
Sho Fujii1, Noriko Nagata2, Tatsuru Masuda1,
Hajime Wada1, Koichi Kobayashi3 (1Grad. Sch.
Arts Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Fac. Sci., Japan
Women’s Univ., 3Fac. Arts Sci., Osaka Pref.
Univ.)

Isolation and characterization of Arabidopsis
mutants with reduced chlorophyll fluorescencein guard cells
Boseok Song, Sho Yamagaki, Koh Iba, Juntaro
Negi (Dept. Biol., Fac. Sci., Kyushu Univ.)

Phosphoproteomic analysis of SnRK2
downstream factors responsible for red-light
responses in the moss Physcomitrella patens
Kazuki Udagawa1, Shoko Kageyama1, Ryoko
Otake1, Akihisa Shinozawa1, Taishi Umezawa2,
Takumi Tomoi3,4, Tomomichi Fujita5, Andrew
C. Cuming6, Izumi Yotsui1, Teruaki Taji1,
Yoichi Sakata1 (1Dept. Bioscience, Tokyo Univ.
Agric., 2Grad.Sch. Bio-Applications andSystems Engneering, Tokyo Univ. Agric.and
Tech., 3Grad.Sch.of Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ,
4
OIIB, 5Fac. Sci., Hokkaido Univ, 6Universityof Leeds, UK)

Elucidation of the ammonium toxicity in
PII-less mutant and the mechanisms ofammonium tolerance involving PII protein incyanobacteria
Takayuki Sakamoto1, Yajun Chang1, Nobuyuki
Takatani1, Kazuma Uesaka1,2, Kunio Ihara2,
Tatsuo Omata1 (1Grad. Sch. Bioagr. Sci.,
Nagoya Univ., 2Ctr. Gene Res., Nagoya Univ.)

Characterization of phosphoproteins inthylakoid membranes using Phos-tag
Keiji Nishioka1, Yusuke Kato1, Shin-ichiro
Ozawa2, Yuichiro Takahashi2, Wataru
Sakamoto1 (1Inst. Plant Sci. Res., Okayama
Univ., 2Res. Inst. Interdisciplinary Sci.,
Okayama Univ.)

11:30

3aC11

Phosphorylation of Rice CPD Photolyase andIts Transport to the Chloroplast
Mika Teranishi, Chiharu Komatsu, Mamoru
Hara, Hiroko Yamaguchi, Jun Hidema (Grad.
Sch. Life Sci., Tohoku Univ.)

3aE11

Study of Glycolate Metabolism in
Photorespiration of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803
Kotaro Kobayashi1, Stefan Timm2, Martin
Hagemann2, Iwane Suzuki3 (1Grad. Sch. Life
Env. Sci., Univ. Tsukuba, 2Dept. Plant Physiol.,Univ. Rostock, 3Fac. Life Environ. Sci., Univ.
Tsukuba)

3aI11

The Role of Phosphorylation of Chloroplast
Ca2+ Binding Protein CAS in Light-Dependent
Stomatal Opening
Yuna Uemura, Yuki Kirishima, Masaki Mizuno,
Yoko Ishizaki, Takashi Shiina (Grad. Life andEnv. Sci., Kyoto Pref. Univ.)

11:45

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African Rice Species (O. glaberrima, O. barthii
and O. sativa) Exhibit Hypersensitivity to UVB
Radiation Caused by Lower Specific Activity
and Amount of CPD Photolyase.
Gideon Mmbando, Mika Teranishi, Jun
Hidema (Tohoku University, Graduate Schoolof Life Sciences)

Establishment of energy transfer pathway inphotosystem I complex during theaccumulation process of chlorophyll f
Toshiyuki Shinoda1, Keishi Arai2, Seiji
Akimoto3, Tatsuya Tomo1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Tokyo Univ. Sci., 2Fac. Sci., Tokyo Univ. Sci.,
3
Grad. Sch. Sci., Kobe Univ.)

Structure-function analysis of the cargotransporter KCBP kinesin in P. patens
Mari Yoshida, Moe Yamada, Gohta Goshima(Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ)Room J

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Plant-organism interaction B

Transcriptional, post-transcriptional/
Translational regulations/Protein
modification & degradation

Environmental responses B

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10:45

3aJ09

3aK09

3aL09

3aM09

11:00

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3aL10

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11:15

3aJ11

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3aM11

11:30

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3aM12

11:45

Quantitative 3D observation of cells in
twisting Arabidopsis petiole
Yuta Otsuka1, Hirokazu Tsukaya1,2 (1Grad.
Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2ExCELLS, NINS)

Identification of resistance genes in tomato Biochemical characterization of microRNA Ion profiles of acid-tolerant plant species
introgression lines that show postprecursor processing by Dicer-Like1 in
distributed in solfatara fields.
germination resistance to a root parasitic
Arabidopsis
Jun Wasaki1, Akihiro Yamamoto1, Takato
Saito1, Hiromi Tsubota2, Toshihiro
plant, Phelipanche aegyptiaca
Rikako Hirata1, Tomoya Makabe1,11Watanabe3, Takayuki Nakatsubo1 (1Grad.
Junna Saito, Koh Aoki (Grad. Sch. Life and Kei-ichiro Mishiba , Nozomu Koizumi ,Hamdan Samir M.2, Yuji Iwata1 (1Grad.
Sch. Biosphere Sci., Hiroshima Univ.,
Env. Sci., Osaka Pref Univ.)
2
Grad. Sch. Sci., Hiroshima Univ., 3Res.
Life. Environ. Sci., Univ. Osaka Pref.,2
King abdullah Univ. Sci. Tech.)Fac. Agr., Hokkaido Univ.)

Arabidopsis zinc-finger-like protein
Implication of mobile small RNAs for
Genome wide analysis of nutrientChemical screening identified that lipid
ASYMMETRIC LEAVES2 (AS2) bound common functions in different host-parasitic dependent translational regulation
signaling pathways regulate early12exon 1 of ETTIN (ARF3) and maintainplant complexes
Naoyuki Sotta , Yukako Chiba , Hirofumi aluminum-inducible malate secretion ingene body DNA methylation in ETTIN
Subhankar Bera1, Kohki Shimizu1, Keisuke Fukuda1, Mayuki Tanaka1, Seidai
Arabidopsis
Tanaka2, Shunsuke Yajima2, Katsushi
Takamatsu2, Yui Yamashita2, Kyoko Miwa2, Liujie Wu1, Ayan Sadhukhan1, Yuriko
together with nucleolar proteins
1
2,4
3
3
1
3
2
Simon Vial-Pradel , Mika Nomoto , Hiro Yamaguchi , Shigenobu Shuji , Koh Aoki Masami Yokota Hirai , Satoshi Naito , Toru Kobayashi1, Naohisa Ogo2, Mutsutomo
Takahashi3, Sayuri Ando1, Masataka(1Osaka Prefecture University, Osaka,
Fujiwara1 (1Univ Tokyo, 2Hokkaido Univ, Tokizawa1, Raj Kishan Agrahari1, Hiroki
Suzuki1, Shoko Kojima1, Yasuomi Tada2,4, Japan, 2NODAI Genome Research Center, 3RIKEN)
Ito1, Akira Asai2, Hiroyuki Koyama1
2
1
Yasunori Machida , Chiyoko Machida
Tokyo University of Agriculture, Japan,(1Applied Biological Sciences, Gifu
1
3
National Institute for Basic Biology, Japan)( Graduate School of Bioscience andUniversity, Gifu 501-1193, Japan.,2
Graduate Division of Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology, Chubu University,
2
Graduate School of Science, Nagoya
Sciences, University of Shizuoka, Shizuoka
3
University, Graduate School of Medical
422-8526, Japan.)
Sciences, Kanazawa University, 4Center for
Gene Research, Nagoya University)
Roles of nucleolar proteins for nuclear
Natural variations of interactions with aTranslation Complexes Containing a uORF- Functional characterization of OsBBPIs, alocalization of zinc-finger-like protein
root-colonizing endophytic fungus andEncoded Nascent Peptide Sense Cellularputative ART1-interactive protein in rice
ASYMMETRIC LEAVES2 (AS2) in leaf indole glucosinolates in Arabidopsis
Magnesium Concentration to Regulate
Kengo Yokosho, Zhi Chang Chen, Naoki
development of Arabidopsis thaliana
Translation.
Yamaji, Jian Feng Ma (Institute of Plant
thaliana
Sayuri Ando1, Takumi Ogawa2, Shuichiro Shion Yamaguchi1, Shigetaka Yasuda1,
Noriya Hayashi1, Shun Sasaki1, Yuta
Science and Resources, Okayama
2
1
3
1
1
2
3
3
Goto , Shoko Kojima , Yuki Sakamoto ,Hong Ye , Midori Tanaka , Mutsumi
Hiragori , Feng Zhihang , Toru Fujiwara , University)
3
4
1
1
1,2
4
1
Sachihiro Matsunaga , Yasunori Machida , Watanabe , Takayuki Tohge , Kei Hiruma , Hiro Takahashi , Yui Yamashita , Satoshi
Chiyoko Machida1 (1Grad. Sch. Biosci.
Yusuke Saijo1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech.,
Naito1,5, Hitoshi Onouchi1 (1Grad. Sch. Agr.,
Biotech., Chubu Univ, 2Sch. Biosci.
NAIST, 2JST, PRESTO)
Hokkaido Univ., 2Sch. Agr., Hokkaido
3
Biotech., Chubu Univ, Bio Sci., Tokyo
Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Agr. Sci., Univ. Tokyo,
4
Grad. Sch. Medical Sci. Kanazawa Univ.,
Univ of Sci, 4Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ)
5
Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ.)
The ASYMMETRIC LEAVES2 is involved Functional analyses for effector candidates Biochemical Evidence for the Involvement Environmental stress responses in thein leaf development through the repression of plant growth-promoting endophytic fungi of the Ribosomal Exit Tunnel in the Nascent mutants of RNA binding protein, APUM5
of AtIPT3 transcription.
and their suppression by the host
Peptide-Mediated Ribosome Stallingand deadenylases in Arabidopsis
Shoko Kojima1, Tamami Nishimoto1, Kana tryptophan-­derived metabolites in
Systems
Kotone Morita1, Toshihiro Arae1, Yuya
1
2
4
1
2
Koda , Nanako Ishibashi , Mikiko Kojima , Arabidopsis thaliana
Suzuki1, Yukako Chiba1,2 (1Grad. Schl. Life
Seidai Takamatsu , Yubun Ohashi ,Hiro Takahashi5, Hitoshi Sakakibara3,
Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Fac. Sci., Hokkaido
Shigetaka Yasuda1, Kei Hiruma1,2, Kazuki Noriyuki Onoue1, Hitoshi Onouchi2, Yui
Yasunori Machida2, Chiyoko Machida1
Tsurukawa1, Kazuhiko Semba3, Mutsumi
Yamashita2, Satoshi Naito1,2 (1Grad. Schl.
Univ.)
1
1
4
5
2( Grad. Sch. Biosci. Biotech., Chubu Univ., Watanabe , Keisuke Tanaka , Teruaki Taji , Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ., Grad. Schl.
2
3
1
3
Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ., Grad. Sch. Takayuki Tohge , Yoshiaki Nakao , Yusuke Agr., Hokkaido Univ.)of Bioagr., Nagoya Univ, 4CSRS, RIKEN, Saijo1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., NAIST, 2JST
5
Grad. Sch. Pharm. Pharm. Sci., Kanazawa PRESTO, 3Grad. Sch. Eng., Kyoto Univ.,
4
NODAI Genome Research Center, Tokyo
Univ)
Univ. Agric., 5Dept. Biosci., Tokyo Univ.
Agric.)
Subcellular localization and interaction of RSS interacts with NO, ROS, H2S and ispathogenicity factor βC1 of leaf curl viruses involved in the root nodule symbiosis
with the host receptor, ASYMMETRIC
Mitsutaka Fukudome1, Hazuki Shimada2,
Nahoko Uchi1, Ken-ichi Osuki1, Toshiki
LEAVES1 (AS1)1,2
1Uchiumi1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Kagoshima
Takanori Suzuki , Norifusa Matsuo ,1
1
Masato Omatsu , Mika Tanaka , Michiko
Univ., 2Fac. Sci., Kagoshima Univ)
Sasabe3, Chiyoko Machida4, Yasunori
Machida2 (1Cent. Res. Inst., Ishihara Sangyo
Kaisha, Ltd., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
3Fac. Agric. Life Sci., Hirosaki Univ., 4Grad.
Sch. Biosci. Biotechnol., Chubu Univ.)
Plastid signaling is involved in rice
Development of thrips repellents and plantendosperm development.
secondary metabolites, involved in thrips1
1
1
Hirokazu Katoh , Mao Fukai , Shu Anami , avoidance.
Yutaka Sato2, Sae Shimizu-Sato2, Hidemi
Hiroshi Abe1, Tamito Sakurai2, Shigemi
Kitano1, Yuko Kobayashi3, Issei
Seo2, Yuji Sawada3, Masami Yokota Hirai3,
3
1
1
Kobayashi , Shin Takeda , Tsukaho Hattori Takeshi Ohya4, Shohei Matsuura5, Masaaki(1Nagoya Univ. BBC., 2NIG. Plant
Mitomi6, Kenji Umemura6, Masami
Genetics, 3Mie Univ. ASRPC.)
Koshiyama7, Shinya Tsuda2, Masatomo
Kobayashi1 (1RIKEN BRC, 2NARO,
3
RIKEN CSRS, 4Kanagawa Agricultural
Technology Center, 5Hiroshima Prefectural
Technology Research Institute, 6Meiji Seika
Pharma Co. Ltd, 7Zeon Corporation)

Evaluation of aluminum (Al3+) tolerance ina worldwide collection of the genus Vigna
Akiko Baba-Kasai, Kaoru Ebana, Norihiko
Tomooka (Genetic Resources Center of
NARO)

Variation in the regulation of SUF
machinery in response to Fe deficiency
among barley cultivars
Maya Katori1, Akihiro Saito2, Takuji
Ohyama2, Kyoko Higuchi2 (1Grad. Sch.
Agri. Chem., Tokyo Univ. Agri., 2Agri.
Chem., Tokyo Univ. Agri.)

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List of Chairpersons of Oral Presentations
Day 1, Wed., March 13, AM
1aC01-12 Biomembrane/Ion and solute transport		Miki Kawachi
		Naoki Yamaji
		Yoichi Nakanishi
1aD01-12 Primary metabolism				Takeo Satou
Shoji Segami
Mineko Konishi

1aE01-11 Environmental responses of photosynthesis		Keisuke Yoshida		Kenichi Wakabayashi		Sumie Keta
1aF01-12 Environmental responses A		Miyo Morita
		Masaru Kobayashi		Masatsugu Toyota
1aG01-12 Plant hormones/Signaling molecules		
Mitsunori Seo		
Kenichi Kurotani
		Yukari Nagatoshi
1aH01-12 Epigenetic regulation				

Takuya Sakamoto
Hidenori Takeuchi
Atsushi Hoshino

1aI01-12 Flowering/Clock				

Akane Kubota
Tomoaki Muranaka
Ryosuke Hayama

1aJ01-12 Vegetative growth				

Takashi Soyano
Tatsuaki Goh
Ayami Nakagawa

Day 1, Wed., March 13, PM
1pC01-10 Cell cycle/Cell division				Michiko Sasabe
Shin-Ichiro Komaki
Naoki Takahashi

1pD01-12 Primary metabolism, Secondary metabolism
		Toshiki Ishikawa
		
Ryuichi Nishihama
		Takahiro Ishikawa
1pE01-09

Photosynthesis, Environmental responses ofphotosynthesis
Ko Noguchi
		Mimi Hashimoto
1pG01-12 Plant hormones/Signaling molecules		
Kaori Miyawaki-Nagawa
		Akie Shimotohno		Satohiro Okuda
1pH01-12 Reproductive growth				

Nobutoshi Yamaguchi
Wakana Tanaka
Miho Ikeda

1pI01-11 Organelles/Cytoskeleton				

Mizuho Ichinose
Yusuke Kobayashi
Yoshiki Nishimura

1pJ01-12 Vegetative growth				

Yukiko Yasui
Aya Imamura
Yuki Hirakawa

1pK01-12 Plant-organism interaction A		Shigeyuki Betsuyaku
		Yoji Kawano		Akira Mine

1aK01-12 Plant-organism interaction A		Kazuya Ichimura		Yusuke Saijo		
Koji Yamaguchi

Transcriptional, post-transcriptional/Translational
regulations/Protein modification & degradation
		Mayuki Tanaka		Kengo Kanamaru
		Junichi Obokata

1aL01-12 Plant-organism interaction B		Takuya Suzaki
		Kei Hiruma
		Tatsuhiro Ezawa

1pM01-12 Environmental responses B		Kaori Kohzuma
		Takashi Kuromori		Miki Fujita

1aM01-12 Environmental responses C		Naohiko Ohama
		
Takehito Inaba		
Hiroshi Kudoh

1pO01-07 Systems biology
		

1aO01-11 Systems biology
		
		

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Yoshiharu Y. Yamamoto
Atsushi Nagano
Kyonoshin Maruyama

1pL01-12

Miyako Kusano
Takeshi Obayashi

Day 2, Thu., March 14, AM

2pF01-09 Flowering/Clock				

Sumire Fujiwara
Hiroyuki Tsuji
Kumiko Ito

2aC01-12 Cell wall				

Kyoko Miwa
Miyuki Nakata
Miya Mizutani

2pH01-07 Membrane trafficking
		Ken Matsuoka
Kazuo Ebine

2aD01-12 Secondary metabolism
				

Seiji Takahashi
Akiko Maruyama
Masami Hirai

2pI01-09 Organelles/Cytoskeleton				

Masanori Izumi
Takashi L. Shimada
Reiko Motohashi

2aE01-12 Photosynthesis				

Amane Makino
Yuki Okegawa
Yukari Asakura

2pJ01-09 Vegetative growth				Misuzu Takahashi
Hideki Narukawa
Yoshimi Oshima

2aG01-09 Plant hormones/Signaling molecules		
Mikiko Kojima
		Koji Miyamoto
		Aino Komatsu
2aH01-12 Reproductive growth				Shuh-Ichi Nishikawa
Takashi Okamoto
Kazuyuki Kuchitsu

2aI01-12 Organelles/Cytoskeleton
				

Minako Ueda
Saku Kijima
Takehide Kato

2aJ01-12 Vegetative growth				

Shingo Nagawa
Kyoko Ohashi-Ito
Katsutoshi Tsuda

2aK01-12 Plant-organism interaction A		Shuta Asai		Yoshiteru Noutoshi		Kenishi Tsuda
2aM01-12 Environmental responses B
		Minoru Ueda
		
Tsuneo Kuwagata
		
Teruaki Taji
2aO01-12 Others (New technology, Bioresources)		
Yuriko Osakabe		
Ayako Nishizawa-Yokoi
		
Masaki EndoDay 2, Thu., March 14, PM

2pK01-08 Plant-organism interaction A, B		Yasuhiro Kadota
		
Koh Aoki
2pM01-09 Environmental responses C		Takuya Ogata
		Mari Kamitani
		Junya Mizoi

Day 3, Fri., March 15, AM
3aC01-12 Photoreceptors/Photoresponses
		
Tatsuya Sakai
		
Eiji Gotoh		
Mika Teranishi
3aE01-12 Photosynthesis				Yutaka Shibata
Jiro Harada
Nobuyuki Takatani

3aI01-12 Organelles/Cytoskeleton
				Haruko Ueda
Nobuyoshi Mochizuki
Kazusato Oikawa

3aJ01-12 Vegetative growth				

Shoko Kojima
Mamoru Nozaki
Shugo Maekawa

3aK01-12 Plant-organism interaction B
		Satoko Yoshida		Hiromu Kameoka
		
Taro Maeda
3aL01-10

2pC01-09 Photoreceptors/Photoresponses		Tomomi Suzuki
		Tomonao Matsushita		Shizue Yoshihara
2pE01-09 Photosynthesis				Chihiro Azai
Yusuke Kato
Yuu Hirose

Transcriptional, post-transcriptional/Translational
regulations/Protein modification & degradation
		Tomohiko Tsuge		
Yukio Kurihara
		Yuichiro Watanabe
3aM01-12 Environmental responses B
		Seisuke Kimura		Kengo Yokosho		
Sho Nishida

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Program of Poster Presentations● On Day 2, those presenting on Day 1 should remove their posters at 9:00–10:00, and thosepresenting on Day 3 should mount their posters at 12:00–16:00.
The poster discussion times are as follows.
● For presentations in the first half: 17:00–19:00 on Day 1.
● For presentations in the second half: 14:00–16:00 on Day 3.
● On both Days 1 and 3, presenters of odd- and even-numbered posters should be in front of
their boards during the first and second half of the poster discussion time, respectively

Poster [First half]2019.3.13■ Photosynthesis
PF-001

Effects of chlorophyll degradation by Stay-Green on senescence in Arabidopsis

PF-002Ethylene production and leaf abscission through chlorophyll degradation in poplar

Ying Chen, Ayumi Tanaka, Hisashi Ito (Inst Low Temp Sci, Hokkaido Univ)
Hisashi Ito1, Keita Arakawa2, Ayumi Tanaka1 (1Inst Low Temp Sci, Hokkaido Univ, 2Res Fac Agr, Hokkaido Univ)
PF-003

Reconstitution of the catalytic component (NB-protein) of dark-operative protochlorophyllide oxidoreductase with individual subunit
proteins, BchN and BchB
Yoshiki Morimoto, Haruki Yamamoto, Hisanori Yamakawa, Yuichi Fujita (Grad. Sch. Bioagricultural. Sci., Univ. Nagoya)

PF-004

Four distinct trimeric forms of light-harvesting complex II isolated from the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
Keisuke Kawakami1, Ryutaro Tokutsu2, Eunchul Kim2, Jun Minagawa2 (1Osaka City University, 2Division of Environmental
Photobiology, National Institute for Basic Biology)

PF-005

Imaging of Intracellular Rearrangement of Photosynthetic Proteins upon State Transition by Using High Resolution Cryogenic Microscope
Yuki Fujita, Xianjun Zhang, Yutaka Shibata (Organic Physical Chemistry Lab., Department of Chemistry, Grad. Sch. of Sci., Tohoku
Univ.)

PF-006Long-term light adaptation of the glaucophyte Cyanophora paradoxa, probed by time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy

PF-007

Screening of Arabidopsis Mutants with Disturbed Regulation of Proton Concentration Gradient across the Thylakoid Membrane

PF-008

Selective photoinhibition of photosystem I induced by the detachment of leaves

Yoshifumi Ueno, Seiji Akimoto (Grad. Sch. Sci., Kobe Univ.)
Nayu Otsuki1, Mari Takusagawa1, Fumiyoshi Myouga2, Toshiharu Shikanai1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ., 2RIKEN CSRS)
Yuki Sato1, Kintake Sonoike2 (1Integrative Bioscience and Biomedical Engineering, 2Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts andSciences, Waseda University, Japan)
PF-009Infrared microspectroscopic analysis of the water oxidation reaction in a single photosystem II microcrystal
Yuki Kato1, Satoshi Haniu1, Yoshiki Nakajima2, Fusamichi Akita2,3, Jian-Ren Shen2, Takumi Noguchi1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya
Univ., 2Res. Inst. Interdiscip. Sci., Okayama Univ., 3JST-PRESTO)

PF-010Effects of cryoprotectants on the efficiency of S-state transition in oxygen-evolving photosystem II
Yoshiki Nakajima1, Fusamichi Akita1,2, Jian-Ren Shen1 (1Res. Inst. Interdiscip. Sci., Unv. Okayama, 2JST, PRESTO)

PF-011

Factors to regulate the species-dependent equilibrium of the S2-state isomers of the water-oxidizing Mn4CaO5 cluster in photosystem II
Shota Taguchi1, Liangliang Shen2, Guangye Han2, Jian-Ren Shen3, Takumi Noguchi1, Hiroyuki Mino1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya
Univ., 2Key Lab. Photobiol., Inst. Botany, Chinese Acad. Sci., China, 3Res. Inst. Interdiscip. Sci., Okayama Univ.)

PF-012Comparison of Photosystem II Complexes in Anabaena sp. PCC 7120 Isolated through Cell Disruption with Glass beads or Lysozyme
Treatment
Sayaka Nakaji1, Masahiro Aota2, Mitsunori Katayama3, Toshiyuki Shinoda4, Kaichiro Endo5, Asako Ishii2, Tatsuya Tomo4,
Hajime Wada5, Naoki Mizusawa2,6 (1Graduate School of Science, Hosei University, 2Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry,
Hosei University, 3College of Industrial Technology, Nihon University, 4Graduate School of Science, Tokyo University of Science,
5Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo, 6Research Center for Micro-Nano Technology, Hosei University)PF-013

Reassessment of state transitions for activating cyclic electron flow
Kenji Takizawa1,2 (1National Institute for Basic Biology, 2Astrobiology Center)

PF-014

The role of D1-R140 and D2-T231 interacting with a phosphatidylglycerol molecule (PG714) in the structure and functions ofphotosystem II
Yuji Fujita1, Mayu Matsubara2, Yuto Sugawara3, Kaichiro Endo4, Toshiyuki Shinoda5, Tatsuya Tomo5, Kenjin Shen6, Asako Ishi3,
Koichi Kobayashi4, Hajime Wada2,4, Naoki Mizusawa1,3,7 (1Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Hosei University,
2Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo, 3Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry, Hosei University, 4Graduate

School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo, 5Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of Science, 6Research Institute forInterdisciplinary Science, The University of Okayama, 7Research Center for Micro-Nano Technology, Hosei University)PF-015

Quantitative and functional variation of photosystems of Fe-deficient leaves among barley(Hordeum vulgare) cultivars
Yuna Wakabayashi, Yuta Majima, Rika Uehara, Akihiro Saito, Takuji Ohyama, Kyoko Higuchi (Agri. Chem., Tokyo Univ. Agri.)74

PF-016

Differing isoforms of the cobalamin binding photoreceptor AerR oppositely regulate photosystem expression

PF-017The effect of environmental stress on the amino acid primary structure of the photosynthetic reaction center complex in photosynthetic

Haruki Yamamoto, Mingxu Fang, Carl Bauer (Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry Department, Indiana University)
bacteria
Yurika Morioka, Sakiko Nagashima, Setsuko Hirose, Satoshi Hanada (Department of Biol. Sci. Tokyo Met. Univ.)■ Environmental Responses of Photosynthesis
PF-018Functional analysis of heat-sensitive mutant identified by screening using tag-lines of genes encoding chloroplast membrane proteinsPF-019Quantitative proteome analysis of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 under different spectral lights

Fumiyoshi Myouga, Kazuo Shinozaki (RIKEN CSRS)
Masakazu Toyoshima, Masumi Sakata, Yoshihiro Toya, Fumio Matsuda, Hiroshi Shimizu (Dept. of Bioinfo. Eng., Grad. Sch. IST,
Osaka Univ.)
PF-020Circadian rhythm of the balance between intracellular reducing power and ROS-level in Synechococcus elongatus PCC7942
Kenya Tanaka1, Masahito Ishikawa2,3, Souishiro Kato3,4, Shuji Nakanishi1,3 (1Grad. Sch. Eng. Sci., Osaka Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Eng.,
Nagoya Univ., 3RCSEC, Osaka Univ., 4AIST)

PF-021

Effects of reduced unsaturation of membrane lipids on growth and productivity of the Synechocystis sp. PCC6803 mutant engineered forfree fatty acid production
Sumie Keta1, Honoka Saruhashi1, Yuuya Senoo2, Kazutaka Ikeda3, Tatsuo Omata4, Makiko Aichi1 (1Biol. Chem., Chubu Univ.,
2Med., Nagoya Univ., 3IMS, Riken, 4Grad. Sch. Bioagri. Sci., Nagoya Univ.)■ Primary metabolism
PF-022

Metabolic Flux Analysis of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 Grown Under Different Spectral Lights
Chiaki Yamamoto1, Sayaka Kitamura2, Masakazu Toyoshima2, Yoshihiro Toya2, Hiroshi Shimizu2 (1Sch. Eng., Osaka Univ., 2Dept.
Bioinfo. Eng., Grad. Sch. IST, Osaka Univ.)

PF-023Functional analysis of the glutamine binding domain repeat protein (CmACR) in the unicellular red alga Cyanidioschyzon merolae

PF-024

Diverse functions of starch decomposition products in developing fruit of tomato

Tokiaki Takemura, Sousuke Imamura, Kan Tanaka (CLS, Tokyo Tech)
Chiaki Matsukura1, Xiaoran Yu2, Yonggen Yin3, Hiroshi Ezura1 (1T-PIRC, Univ. Tsukuba, 2Grad. Sch. Life Env. Sci., Univ.
Tsukuba, 3Nat. Inst. Quantum Radiological Sci. Tech.)PF-025

Analysis of membrane trafficking regulation in plant C/N nutrient response
Yoko Hasegawa1, Akari Fujimaki1, Yongming Luo1, Koki Mukuta2, Tomohiro Uemura3, Yohann Boutte4, Akihiko Nakano5,
Takeo Sato1, Junji Yamaguchi1 (1Fac. Sci. and Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Sch. Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 3Graduate Schoolof Humanities and Sciences, Ochanomizu Univ., 4Laboratory of Membrane Biogenesis - CNRS/Bordeaux University - France, 5Live
Cell Super-Resolution Imaging Research Team, RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics)

PF-026

Biochemical analysis of ubiquitin signals on a SNARE protein involved in plant C/N response
Akari Fujimaki1, Yoko Hasegawa1, Takeo Sato1, Syouta Hozuki1, Tomohiro Uemura2, Akihiko Nakano3, Junji Yamaguchi1 (1Fac.
Sci. and Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences, Ochanomizu University, 3Live Cell
Super-Resolution Imaging Research Team, RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics)

PF-027

Induction of chloroplast development in the detached root tissues is disturbed in the Arabidopsis gles1 mutant that has a defect in chloroplastenvelope-localized lipid transporter
Tomoki Obata1, Ryosuke Tadakuma1, Koichi Kobayashi2, Koh Iba1, Juntaro Negi1 (1Department of Biology, Faculty of Sciences,
Kyushu University, 2Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Osaka Prefecture University)

PF-028Engineering of Arabidopsis plants to produce high-value oils in leaves
Yuuki Ebiya1, Hiroyuki Ohta1,2, Mie Shimojima1 (1School of Life Science and Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2OPERA,
JST)

PF-029Do cyanobacteria synthesize triacylglycerols?

PF-030Functional analysis of a proline-knot-like motif of LDSP in Nannochloropsis

Natsumi Mori, Naoki Sato (Univ. of Tokyo, Grad. School Arts Sciences)
Shohei Yasuda, Takashi Nobusawa, Masako Iwai, Mie Shimojima, Hiroyuki Ohta (Tkyo tech)75

PF-031Novel insights into mechanisms underlying growth defects associated with trinucleotide repeat expansion in Arabidopsis thaliana
Yimeng Li1, Yuji Sawada1, Kensuke Kawade2, Hirokazu Tsukaya3, Masami Yokota Hirai1 (1RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource
Science (CSRS), 2Okazaki Institute for Integrative Bioscience (OIIB), 3Tokyo University)PF-032

A search for novel transcription factors involved in flavin metabolism of plants
Junya Namba1, Takanori Maruta1, Takahiro Ishikawa1, Kazuya Yoshimura2, Shigeru Shigeoka3, Takahisa Ogawa1 (1Grad. Sch. Nat.
Sci. Technol., Shimane Univ., 2Dept. Food Nutr. Sci., Coll. Biosci. Biotech., Chubu Univ., 3Dept. Adv. Biosci., Fac. Agr., Kindai
Univ.)

PF-033

Genetic analysis of callose deposition during phosphate starvation response in Arabidopsis thaliana
Koei Yachi1, Tan Anh Nhi Nguyen1, Kentaro Okada1, Kei Hiruma1,2, Yusuke Saijo1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., NAIST, 2JST, Presto)■ Secondary metabolism
PF-034

In vivo functional analysis of terpene synthase genes from medicinal plant Scoparia dulcis.
Kazuya Ishita, Ryo Yamamoto, Yoshimi Yamamura, Fumiya Kurosaki, Jung-Bum Lee (Graduate School Med & Pharm. Sci., Univ.
Toyama)PF-035

Production of betalain-producing gentian plants by constitutive and petal specific promoters

PF-036

Molecular analysis of persulfide metabolism involved in hydrogen sulfide dependent signaling

Masahiro Nishihara, Atsumi Higuchi, Aiko Watanabe, Hideyuki Takahashi (Iwate Biotechnology Research Center)
Takayuki Shimizu1, Tatsuru Masuda1, Shinji Masuda2 (1Grad. Sch. Arts and Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Cent. Biol. Res. and Inform., Tokyo
Inst. Technol.)■ Biomembrane/Ion and solute transport
PF-037

The role of sphingolipids in the dynamics of plasma membrane in plants
Minoru Nagano1, Yohann Boutte2, Adiilah Mamode-Cassim2, Laetitia Fouillen2, Maki Kawai-Yamada3, Sebastien Mongrand2(1Ritsumeikan Univ., 2Bordeaux Univ., 3Saitama Univ.)

PF-038

Identification and characterization of novel factors involved in the flavin transport in plants
Madoka Kikuchi1, Takuto Sugimoto1, Miho Harada1, Takanori Maruta1, Takahiro Ishikawa1, Kazuya Yoshimura2, Shigeru Shigeoka3,
Takahisa Ogawa1 (1Dept. Life Sci. Biotechnol., Fac. Life Environ. Sci., Shimane Univ., 2Dept. Food Nutr. Sci., Coll. Biosci. Biotech.,
Chubu Univ., 3Dept. Adv. Biosci., Fac. Agr., Kindai Univ.)

PF-039A Study for Taxane Compound Transporters from Yew
Hiroaki Kuasno1, Hiroshi Minami2, Yoshihiro Kato2, Homare Tabata2, Kazufumi Yazaki1 (1Laboratory of Gene Expression, ResearchInstitute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University, 2Lifescience Center, Hokkaido Mitsui Chemicals)

PF-040Screening for Transporters Required for Shikonin Secretion Mechanism
Kanade Tatsumi, Takuji Ichino, Yuka Saida-Munakata, Kazufumi Yazaki (RISH, Kyoto Univ.)

PF-041

Glutathione, applied to leaves, activates zinc transport from roots to shoots in oilseed rape plants
Shin-ichi Nakamura1, Arunee Wongkaew2, Yuji Nakai3, Hiroki Rai4, Naoko Ohkama-Ohtsu2 (1Tokyo University of Agriculture,
2Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, 3Hirosaki University, 4Akita Prefectural University)PF-042

Apoplastic bypass flow is involved in cadmium uptake in rice
Izumi Mori1, Carlos Arias-Barreiro1, Lia Ooi1, Muhammad Sobahan2, Yoshimasa Nakamura2, Yoshihiko Hirai2, Yoshiyuki Murata2(1IPSR, Okayama Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Env. Life. Sci., Okayama Univ.)

PF-043

ATP Binding Cassette Proteins ABCG37 and ABCG33 function as cesium uptake carriers in Arabidopsis thaliana
Mohammad Arif Ashraf1, Sayaka Kumagai2, Ryohei Sugita3, Keitaro Tanoi3,4, Abidur Rahman1,2 (1United Graduate School of
Agricultural Sciences, Iwate University, Morioka, 020-8550, Japan, 2Faculty of Agriculture, Iwate University, Morioka, 020-8550,
Japan, 3Graduate School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo, 1-1-1 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 113-8654,
Japan, 4PRESTO, Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), 4-1-8 Honcho, Kawaguchi, Saitama 332-0012, Japan)

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■ Membrane trafficking
PF-044

Identification of RAB5 effectors containing PH domain REAP2 and REAP3 in Arabidopsis
Seung-won Choi1, Kazuo Ebine2,5, Naoya Kato3, Takafumi Ishihara3, Chie Suzuki3, Yuki Sugiyama3, Yumiko Tanaka3,
Takashi Ueda2,5, Akihiko Nakano4, Emi Ito1 (1Dept. Natural Sciences, ICU, 2Div. Cellular Dynamics, NIBB, 3Grad. Sch. Science,
Univ. Tokyo, 4RIKEN, RAP, 5Sch. Life Sci., SOKENDAI)

PF-045

Analysis of a new PH domain-containing effector of plant RAB5s
Emi Ito1, Seung-won Choi1, Kazuo Ebine2,3, Takafumi Ishihara4, Chie Suzuki4, Yuki Sugiyama4, Akihiko Nakano5, Takashi Ueda2,3(1Dept. Natural Sciences, ICU, 2Div. Cellular Dynamics, NIBB, 3Sch. Life Sci., SOKENDAI, 4Grad. Sch. Science, Univ. Tokyo,
5RIKEN, RAP)

PF-046Functional analysis on sequences responsible for sorting of vacuolar lumenal proteins to vacuole in Arabidopsis thaliana
Shuhei Kohata1, Yuga Shinozaki2, Kazuhiro Kuga2, Hidehisa Shimizu2, Mitsuo Jisaka2, Kazushige Yokota2, Tsuyoshi Nakagawa1,
Kohji Nishimura1,2 (1Dept. Mol. Func. Gen., Int. Cent. Sci. Res., Shimane Univ., 2Dept. Life Sci., Fac. Life Environ. Sci, Shimane
Univ.)

PF-047

Sucrose-starvation induced degradation of TGN localized proteins
Yamato Oda1, Satoru Asatsuma2, Hiroaki Nakasone1, Abiodun Moses O2, Kiminori Toyooka3, Ken Matsuoka1,2,4 (1Graduate Schoolof Bioresource and Bioenvironmental, Kyushu University, 2Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University, 3RIKEN CSRS, 4Biotron
Application center, Kyushu University)■ Organelles/Cytoskeleton
PF-048Characterization of Chloroplast Protein Import in Red Alga, Cyanidioschyzon merolae.
Sanghun Baek1,2, Yukari Asakura1, Gaku Fujii3, Sousuke Imamura3, Kan Tanaka3, Masato Nakai1 (1Inst. Prot. Res., Osaka Univ.,
2Grad. Sch. Sci., Osaka Univ., 3Inst. Innov. Res., Tokyo Inst. Tech.)PF-049Physiological Consequences Of Autophagy Deficiency In The Moss Physcomitrella patens
Most. Mohoshena Aktar, Kyosuke Mukae, Tomoya Tano, Mai Sato, Junyu Bao, Ryo Funada, Toshihisa Kotake, Daisuke Takezawa,
Yuko Inoue-Aono, Yuji Moriyasu (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Saitama University)

PF-050Characterization of a Non-Photosynthetic-Type Protein Translocation Machinery at the Inner Envelope Membrane of Plastid (Chloroplast)in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Xueyang Zhao1,2, Takeshi Higa1, Masato Nakai1 (1Inst. Prot. Res., Osaka Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Osaka Univ.)

PF-051

The Localization of Chlorophyllase in Arabidopsis thaliana
Jun-Wei Lin1,2, Tin-Han Shih1, Chih-Wen Sun2, Chi-Ming Yang1 (1Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica, Taipei,
Taiwan, 2Department of Life Sciences, National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan)

PF-052

Effects of Sodium Chloride on Chloroplast division in the Moss Physcomitrella patens
Thi Huong Do1, Prapapron Pongthai1, Hiroyoshi Takano2, Yasushi Yoshioka3, Ooi-Kock Teh1, Tomomichi Fujita1 (1Grad. Sch. Life
Sci., Univ. Hokkaido, 2Grad. Sch. Sci, Univ. Kumamoto, 3Grad. Sch. Sci, Univ. Nagoya)PF-053Functional study in GTPase activity of VIPP1 involved in chloroplast membrane integrity

PF-054

Identification and analysis of the suppressor genes of crl in Arabidopsis thaliana

Kenichi Shioya, Norikazu Ohnishi, Wataru Sakamoto (IPSR, Okayama Univ.)
Ryo Yoshimura1, Ryohei Seta1, Takamasa Suzuki2, Yasushi Yoshioka1 (1Div. Biol. Sci., Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ., 2Col. Biosci.
Biotech., Chubu Univ.)
PF-055Functional analysis of organelle exonuclease DPD1 in rice
Tsuneaki Takami1, Hiroshi Yamatani2, Makoto Kusaba2, Wataru Sakamoto1 (1IPSR., Okayama Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Hiroshima
Univ.)

PF-056

Complementation Analysis of MurE Knockout Lines Showing Defects for Chloroplast Division in Moss and for Chloroplast Development
in Arabidopsis
Ichiro Kajisa1, Xiaofei Lin2, Yilan E2, Hiromi Kudo1, Susumu Takio3,4, Katsuaki Takechi3, Hiroyoshi Takano3 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. &Tech., Univ. Kumamoto, 2Col. of Life Sci., Univ. Inner Mongolia, 3FAST, Univ. Kumamoto, 4Cent. Water Cycle, Mar. Environ.
Disast. Manage.)77

PF-057

Analysis of mitochondrial RNA processing factors involved in lateral root development
Akihito Mamiya1, Kurataka Otsuka1, Kento Kobayashi2, Yusuke Yagi2, Takahiro Nakamura2, Takashi Hirayama3,
Munetaka Sugiyama1 (1Dept. Biol. Sci., Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Dept. Biosci. & Biotech., Fac. Agr. Sci., Kyusyu Univ., 3Inst.
Plant Sci. & Res., Okayama Univ.)

PF-058

Defense gene expression upregulated by mitochondrial perturbation-induced Ca2+ signals
Takaki Murata, Koji Shimotani, Miho Kotani, Marina Onoue, Kanako Yamasaki, Satoshi Sano, Takashi Shiina (Grad. Sch. Life andEnv. Sci., Kyoto Pref. Univ)■ Cell wall
PF-059Effects of Gajyumaru latex on cell growth and cell wall structure and properties in fission yeast S.japonicus
Momoko Terao, Yoh Sakuma, Masahiro Inouhe (Biology and Environmental Science, Graduate School of Science and Technology,
Ehime University)

PF-060

Increase in Pectin Methylesterase Activity in Transgenic Poplar Trees with an Introduced Pectin Methylesterase Gene.
Koichi Kakegawa1, Mitsuru Nishiguchi2 (1Dept. Forest Resources Chemistry, Forestry and Forest Products Res. Inst., 2Dept. Forest
Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology, Forestry and Forest Products Res. Inst.)

PF-061Analysis of cell wall and genes related to it in Napiergrass
Tomoko Niki1, Shingo Sakamoto1, Yasuyo Himuro2, Yusuke Ueta2, Madoka Yonekura2, Satoshi Kondo2, Kunio Matsui2,
Takehiko Shimada2, Kaoru Suzuki1, Nobutaka Mitsuda1 (1Bioprod. Res. Inst., AIST, 2Agriculture & Biotechnology Business
Division, Toyota Motor Corporation)

PF-062Development of selection system by gene expression in Napier grass
Yasuyo Himuro1, Tomoko Niki2, Shingo Sakamoto2, Nobutaka Mitsuda2, Yusuke Ueta1, Madoka Yonekura1, Satoshi Kondo1,
Kunio Matsui1, Kaoru Suzuki2, Takehiko Shimada1 (1Agric. Biotechnol. Bus. Div., Toyota Motor Corp., 2Bioprod. Res. Inst., AIST)■ Cell cycle/Cell division
PF-063

Vacuole may be involved in asymmetric cell division of protonemal stem cells, which is directed by a GRAS family transcriptional factor
in Physcomitrella patens
Renqi Wang1, Ooi-Kock Teh1, Alisa Vyacheslavova1, Mitsuyasu Hasebe3, Tomomichi Fujita1,2 (1Dept. Biol. Sci, Hokkaido
University, 2Fac. Sci, Hokkaido University, 3National Institute for Basic Biology)

PF-064Involvement of RopGTPase signaling in the slime papillae development in Marchantia polymorphaPF-065Functional analysis of a novel GRAS-type transcription factor E1M required for proper cell cycle regulation in meristem.

Takuma Hiwatashi, Hidehiro Fukaki, Tetsuro Mimura, Kimitsune Ishizaki (Graduate School of Science, Kobe University)
Yuji Nomoto1, Rieko Noda1, Toshiya Suzuki2, Takamasa Suzuki3, Kenichiro Maeo1, Masaki Ito1 (1Grad. Sch. Bioagr. Sci., Nagoya
Univ., 2Plant Genet. Lab., Nat. Inst. Genet., 3Coll. Biosci. Biotech., Chubu Univ.)■ Vegetative growth
PF-066

Colony formation from mesophyll protoplast of Perilla frutescens
Mizuki Nakamura1, Tomoko Murayama2 (1Natl. Inst. tech., Sasebo Col. Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, 2Natl.
Inst. tech., Sasebo Col. Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering)

PF-067Growth of leaf and Usefulness as the experiment material of Ceylon-Benkei
Keiko Goto1, Akira Nakamura2 (1Pediatrist, 2Emeritus professor, Univ. of Shizuoka)

PF-068

Genotypic comparative analysis of the early phase of adventitious root formation in Eucalyptus
Takato Kameyama1, Hiroaki Machino1, Kazuo Watanabe2,3, Taichi Oguchi2,3 (1College of Biological Sciences, School of Life &Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba, 2Faculty of Life & Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba, 3Tsukuba Plant
Innovation Research Center (T-PIRC), University of Tsukuba)

PF-069Regulation of cytokinin in lateral root growth by root pruning
Jiahang Miao1, Dongyang Xu2, Emi Yumoto3, Takao Yokota3, Masashi Asahina3, Masaaki Watahiki1,4 (1Grad. Sch. Life. Sci.,
Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo, 2Sch. Biomed. Sci., Inst. Geno., Huaqiao Univ., Amoy, China, 3Dep. Biosci., Teikyo Univ., Utsunomiya,
4Div. Biol. Sci., Fac. Sci., Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo)78

PF-070

A yeast one-hybrid screening to identify transcription factors that regulate auxin biosynthesis during haustorium initiation in parasitic plants
Takanori Wakatake1, Satoko Yoshida2, Ken Shirasu1,3 (1CSRS, RIKEN, 2Bioscience, NAIST, 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo)

PF-071ANGUSTIFOLIA Regulates Cell Elongation In Both Gametophyte And Sporophyte Phases In The Moss Physcomitrella patens.
Hiroaki Nagase1, Yoshikazu Hashida1, Katsuaki Takechi2, Tomoyuki Yabe1, Susumu Takio2,3, Yoshikatsu Sato4, Mitsuyasu Hasebe5,
Hirokazu Tsukaya6, Hiroyoshi Takano2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., Univ. Kumamoto, 2FAST., Univ. Kumamoto, 3Center Water Cycle,
Mar. Environ. Disast. Manage., Univ. Kumamoto, 4NIBB-ITBM., Univ. Nagoya, 5NIBB, SOKENDAI, 6Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo)

PF-072PpTAWs, encoding an ALOG transcription factors, are required for stem cell maintenance in Physcomitrella patens
Yuki Hata1, Yuji Hiwatashi2, Junko Kyozuka1, Satoshi Naramoto1 (1Graduate School of Lifescience, Tohoku University, 2School ofFood, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Miyagi University)

PF-073

Search for factors which are important for cell-to-cell communication or cell polarity regulation with chemical screening in the moss
Physcomitrella patens
Chiyo Jinno1, Naoya Kadofusa2, Ayato Sato2, Tomomichi Fujita3 (1Sch. Sci., Univ. Hokkaido, 2WPI-ITbM, Univ. Nagoya, 3Grad.
Fac. Sci., Univ. Hokkaido)

PF-074Gene-Expression Profiling of Shoot Regeneration from the Epidermis in Cultured Stem Segments of Torenia fournieri.
Hatsune Morinaka1, Akihito Mamiya1, Hiroaki Tamaki1, Takamasa Suzuki2, Momoko Ikeuchi3, Akira Iwase3, Keiko Sugimoto3,
Tetsuya Higashiyama4, Munetaka Sugiyama1 (1Botanical Gardens, Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Dept. Biol. Chem., Coll. Biosci.
Biotech., Chubu Univ., 3CSRS, Riken, 4ITbM, Nagoya Univ.)

PF-075

The role of plant autophagy in callus formation
Yuki Utsugi1, Akira Iwase2, Kohki Yoshimoto1 (1Meiji Univ., Sch. Agric. Dep. Life Sci., 2RIKEN, CSRS)

PF-076Novel meristematic organ on the cauline leaf of Rorippa aquatica
Shuka Ikematsu, Ami Sasaki, Rumi Amano, Tomoaki Sakamoto, Seisuke Kimura (Kyoto-sangyo Univ.)

PF-077

The relationships between phytohormones and vegetative propagation in Rorippa aquatica
Rumi Amano1, Hokuto Nakayama2, Risa Momoi1, Shozuka Gunji3, Yumiko Takebayashi4, Tomoaki Sakamoto1,
Hiroyuki Kasahara4,5, Hitoshi Sakakibara4,6, Ali Ferjani3,7, Seisuke Kimura1 (1Facul. Life Sci., Kyoto Sangyo Univ., 2Dept. of Plant
Biology, University of California, Davis, 3Unit. Grad. Sch. Edu., Univ. Tokyo Gakugei, 4RIKEN, CSRS, 5GIR, Tokyo Univ. Agri.
Tech., 6Nagoya Univ., 7Dept. Biol., Tokyo Gakugei Univ.)

PF-078

ASHH2 Regulates Arabidopsis Callus Formation And Shoot Regeneration Through Photosynthesis/light And Glucose Metabolism Pathways
Ryosuke Makino1, Kaoru Sugimoto1, Yuki Katsuyama1, Hiroya Ishihara1, Satoshi Kadokura1, Takamasa Suzuki2, Takuya Sakamoto1,
Sachihiro Matsunaga1 (1Dept. Applied Bio. Sci., Fac. Sci. Tech., Tokyo Univ. Sci., 2Chubu Univ., Department of Bio. Sci. Tech.,
Kasugai)

PF-079Analysis of novel eda1 mutant of Marchantia polymorpha with ectopic meristem formation
Yuya Mori1, Kento Otani1, Shohei Yamaoka2, Ryuichi Nishihama2, Takayuki Kohchi2, Taku Takahashi1, Hiroyasu Motose1 (1Grad.
Sch. Nat. Sci. & Tech., Okayama Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Biostudies, Kyoto Univ.)

PF-080Gene expression analyses in the unique meristems of one-leaf plants, Monophyllaea
Ayaka Kinoshita1, Hiroyuki Koga1, Sujung Kim2, Nobuyoshi Mochizuki2, Akira Nagatani2, Hirokazu Tsukaya1,3 (1Grad. Sch. Sci.,
Univ. Tokyo, 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Kyoto, 3NINS, ExCELLS)

PF-081Analysis of REPRESSOR OF SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS 1 (RSE1) transcription factor that controls cell totipotency in Arabidopsis
Jun Nakayama1, Tsubasa Yamagata2, Hironori Takasaki2, Miho Ikeda2, Masaru Ohme-Takagi2 (1Sch. Sci., Univ. Saitama, 2Grad.
Sch. Sci. Eng., Univ. Saitama)

PF-082

Genome wide association mapping for phytic acid content in rice grain
Ishara Perera1, Ayaka Fukushima2, Tatsuki Akabane2, Naoki Hirotsu1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Life Sci. Toyo Univ., 2Fac. Life Sci. Toyo Univ.)

PF-083Natural variation of phytic acid contents in rice germplasm and characterization of low and high phytic acid rice
Ayaka Fukushima1, Ishara Perera2, Tatsuki Akabane1, Fumiya Asano1, Koki Hosoya1, Naoki Hirotsu1,2 (1Fac. Life Sci. Toyo Univ.,
2Grad. Sch. Life Sci. Toyo Univ.)

PF-084The Mechanism of action of Arabidopsis thaliana IAP like proteins (AtlLPs) for germination
Masami Nakamura1, Reona Takano2, Rio Shimizu2, Katsumi Higashi1,2 (1Grad. Sci. & Eng. Bio, Teikyo Univ. Sci., 2Dept.
Life&Health Sci., Teikyo Univ. Sci.)

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Functional analysis of adaptin binding protein on endosperm development in Arabidopsis seeds morphological functions of adaptin binding
protein in Arabidopsis
Keito Yamaguchi, Yuki Nakao, Reo Sugiyama, Naoto Kawakami (Department of Life Sciences, Univ. Meiji)

PF-086

Physiological role of a cell-wall protein SRPP in Arabidopsis seed maturation

PF-087Natural variation in seed germination response to temperature and phenology in Arabidopsis

Natsuki Tanaka-Takada, Hiroshi Uno, Masayoshi Maeshima (Grad. Sch. Bioagr. Sciences, Nagoya University)
Hiroki Maruyama1, Jun Shigeeda1, Nanami Morijiri1, Nozomi Nagatake1, Misaki Tochinai1, Ryo Shimizu1, Masatomo Kobayashi2,
Sei Iuchi2, Naoto Kawakami1 (1Laboratory of Plant Molecular Physiology, Department of Life Sciences, School of Agriculture,
Meiji University, 2Experimental Plant Division, RIKEN BioResource Research Center)
PF-088The Mechanism of Submergence-Induced Suppression of Stomatal Development in an Amphibious Aquatic Plant, Callitriche palustris.
Yuki Doll1, Hiroyuki Koga1, Hirokazu Tsukaya1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo., 2ExCELLS, NINS.)

PF-089Senescence of the Arabidopsis leaf disk with the meta-caspase gene knockdown plant
Kensin Sakano, Takuma Suwa, Hiroshi Hayashi (Fac. Biosci. Biotec., Fukui Pref. Univ.)■ Vegetative growth
PF-090Phenotypic analysis of the parthenocarpy and bubbling fruit mutant in tomato

PF-091

Gene networks underlying the diversity in persimmon fruit shapes

Yu Lu, Johan Hunziker, Ryoichi Yano, Hiroshi Ezura, Tohru Ariizumi (Fac. Life and Envir. Sci., Univ. Tsukuba)
Haruka Maeda1, Takashi Akagi1,2, Noriyuki Onoue3, Atsushi Kono3, Ryutaro Tao1 (1Grad. Sch. Agri., Kyoto Univ., 2JST
PRESTO, 3Inst. of Fruit Tree and Tea Science, NARO)
PF-092

Crosstalk between auxin and cytokinin for the spatio-temporal regulation of floral meristem activities in Arabidopsis
Ze Hong Lee1, Yoshitaka Tatsumi1, Nobutoshi Yamaguchi1,2, Toshiro Ito1 (1NAIST, Biological Sciences, 2Precursory Research for
Embryonic Science and Technology (PRESTO), JST)

PF-093The longevity of shoot apical meristems in clavata3 mutants

PF-094

Function of H3K4 methylation in Homeotic Development in Plants

Yukun Wang, Makoto Shirakawa, Toshiro Ito (Graduate School of Biological Science, Nara Institute of Science and Technology)
Satoyo Oya1,2, Soichi Inagaki2, Tetsuji Kakutani1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., UTokyo, 2National Institute of Genetics)■ Plant hormones/Signaling molecules
PF-095

Selective role of YUCCA gene family in the root-pruning induced lateral root formation
Yu Chen1, Masaaki Watahiki1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Life. Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Fac. Sci., Hokkaido Univ.)

PF-096Growth control of lateral root through auxin biosynthesis and transport
Xiaoli Sun1, Masaaki Watahiki1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Life. Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Fac. Sci., Hokkaido Univ.)

PF-097Structure and action of auxin-responsive genetic switches
Keita Tanaka1, Alejandra Freire-Rios2, Victoria Mironova3, Roeland Boer4, Dolf Weijers1 (1Laboratory of Biochemistry, WageningenUR, 2Laboratory of Cell Biology, Wageningen UR, 3Novosibirsk State University, 4IRB Barcelona, BIST)

PF-098A mechanism for communication between epidermal and cortical tissues in Lotus japonicus root nodule symbiosis
Takashi Goto1,2, Meng Liu1,2, Takashi Soyano1,2, Masayoshi Kawaguchi1,2 (1National Institute for Basic Biology, 2The Graduate
University for Advanced Studies)

PF-099

Rooting activity of Phenyllactic acid is a consequence of Phenyl acetic acid production
Yuko Maki1, Hiroshi Soejima1, Takeo Sato2, Masaaki Watahiki2, Junji Yamaguchi2 (1Snow Brand Seed Co., ltd, 2Fuc. Sci., Hokkaido
Univ.)

PF-100Effects of calcium dynamics on the gene expressions involved in auxin polar transport and recycling of PIN protein
Riko Inoue1, Naoya Hayashi1, Mariko Oka2 (1Grad. Sch. Agric., Tottori Univ., 2Fac. Agric., Tottori Univ.)

PF-101

Auxinic herbicides dicamba, picloram and 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid control weed by deploymerizing cellular actin

PF-102

Characterization of biosynthesis pathway and function of novel cytokinins produced by Rhodococcus fascians

Haruna Sakai1, Abidur Rahman2 (1Grad. Sch. Agro-Biosci., Univ. Iwate, 2Dept. Agriculture Agro-Biosci., Univ. Iwate)
Alicia Surjana1, Mio Takahata1, Nanae Ueda2, Mikiko Kojima2, Hitoshi Sakakibara1 (1Grad. Sch. Bioagri. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
2RIKEN CSRS)

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Biosynthesis pathway of ABA mediates the regeneration of root system in Arabidopsis
Kou Kyo1, Masaaki Watahiki1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Life. Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Fac. Sci., Hokkaido Univ.)

PF-104

Downstream pathway of abscisic acid inducible Arabidopsis MAP3Ks, MAP3K17/18.
Daisuke Matsuoka1, Masayuki Hazama2, Takashi Nanmori3, Katsuhiko Sakamoto1,2 (1Biosigal Research Center, Kobe Univ., 2Grad.
Sch. Agric. Sci., Kobe Univ., 3Faculty of Health and Nutrition, Otemae Univ.)

PF-105Functional analysis of brassinosteroid in woodland strawberry

PF-106

Arabidopsis transcription factors in BRs signaling by Yeast-two hybrid method

Hikari Ishii, Yukihisa Shimada, Ayako Nakamura (Yokohama City University, KIBR)
Kenjiro Fujita1,2, Reika Hasegawa3, Ayumi Yamagami1, Miho Ikeda3, Nobutaka Mitsuda4, Tetsuo Kushiro2, Kazuo Shinozaki1,
Masaru Takagi3,4, Tadao Asami5, Takeshi Nakano1 (1CSRS, RIKEN, 2Dept. Agric. Chem., Meiji Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Science. Technol.
Saitama Univ., 4AIST., 5Dept. Appl. Bio. Chem., Univ. of Tokyo)
PF-107

Functional analysis of brassinosteroid signaling factor BSHs
Rina Su1,2, Ayumi Yamagami1, Tomoko Miyaqi1, Masaaki Sakuta2, Tadao Asami3, Kazuo Shinozaki1, Takeshi Nakano1 (1RIKEN
CSRS, 2Ochanomizu Univ, 3Dept. Appl. Biol. chem. Univ of Tokyo)

PF-108

CEP5 and CEPR1 contribute to zinc homeostasis in Arabidopsis thaliana
Hou Xiao1, Yuji Yamaguchi1, Mami Kobayashi1, Izumi Mori2, Hiroyuki Daimon3, Yoshikatsu Matsubayashi4, Kousuke Hanada5,
Yoichiro Fukao1 (1Dept. Bioinfo., Ritsumeikan Univ., 2IPSR, Okayama Univ., 3Fac. Agri, Ryukoku Univ., 4Div. Biol. Sci., Grad.
Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ., 5Dept. Biosci. Bioinfo., Kyusyu Inst. Tech.)

PF-109Characterization of defensin-like (DEFL) family proteins on Zinc deficient condition in Arabidopsis thaliana root
Tomoya Ohshita1, Kotomi Yokoyama1, Mami Kobayashi1, Izumi Mori2, Shigeo S. Sugano3,4, Yoichiro Fukao1 (1Grad. Sch, Life
Sci., Ritsumeikan Univ., 2IPSR, Okayama Univ., 3R-GIRO, Ritsumeikan Univ., 4JST, PRESTO.)

PF-110Analysis Of Mutants Showing An Altered Response To TOLS2 Peptide That Negatively Regulates Arabidopsis Lateral Root Initiation
Riku Nishimaru1, Yuka Aoki1, Koichi Toyokura1,2, Akinori Shinoda1, Tatsuaki Goh1,3, Kimitsune Ishizaki1, Tetsuro Mimura1,
Hidehiro Fukaki1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Kobe, 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Osaka, 3Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nara
Institute of Science and Technology)

PF-111

Exhaustive analysis of small proteins and peptides in xylem sap under different nutrient conditions
Satoru Okamoto1,2, Shungo Kobori3, Kie Kumaishi3, Yumiko Makino4, Takamasa Suzuki5, Yasunori Ichihashi2,3 (1Niigata Univ.,
2JST PRESTO, 3RIKEN BRC, 4NIBB, 5Chubu Univ.)

PF-112

Screening and analyses of the mode of action of novel putative plant defense activators that activate salicylic acid- or jasmonic acid- pathways
Nobutaka Kitahata1,2, Yuho Saito1, Takamitsu Kurusu3, Masataka Nakano1, Yasuhiro Ishiga4, Tadao Asami5, Kazuyuki Kuchitsu1,2(1Tokyo Univ. of Sci., 2IFC, Tokyo Univ. of Sci., 3Suwa Univ. of Sci, 4Univ. of Tsukuba, 5Univ. of Tokyo)

PF-113

Analysis of urm15 mutant defective in jasmonate-induced trichome formation
Yuki Yoshida1, Kiyotaka Okada2, Shinichiro Sawa1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., Kumamoto Univ., 2Dept. Agr., Ryukoku Univ.)

PF-114

Identification of the genes regulated by NtCBP60g and NtSARD1, tobacco CBP60-type transcription factors

PF-115Investigation of the key mechanisms of 4-phenylbutanoic acid for increasing root hairs

Tuyet Nhung Nguyen Thi, Kumiko Takagi, Shinpei Katou (Fac. Agr., Shinshu Univ.)
Youichi Kondou, Takahiro Sato, Issei Takahashi, Kenta Nakatsuka, Hirokazu Iida (Kanto Gakuin Univ. College Sci. Eng.)
PF-116

Molecular mechanism of plant callus formation accelerated by promoter of plant growth (PPG)
Kotomi Maekawa1,2, Shota Tanaka1,2, Shun Takeno1,2, Ayumi Yamagami1, Yusuke Kakei3, Yukihisa Shimada3, Yoshimitu Kondou1,
Naoshi Douzen1, Setsuko Shimada1, Minami Matsui1, Tetsuo Kushiro2, Hiroyuki Osada1, Tadao Asami4, Kazuo Shinozaki1,
Takeshi Nakano1 (1RIKEN CSRS, 2Dept. Agri. Chem., Meiji. Univ., 3Yokohama City Univ., 4Dept. Appl. Biol. Chem., Univ. ofTokyo)

PF-117

Chemical screening for identifying RGF signaling pathway components
Daiki Tanaka1, Yoko Hayashi1, Ayato Sato2, Yoshikatsu Matsubayashi1, Hidefumi Shinohara1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ.,
2ITbM, Nagoya Univ.)

PF-118Analysis of a mutant of Arabidopsis thaliana that shows low-sensitivity to an auxin/brassinosteroid signal transduction inhibitor NJ15
Naiyanate Tanaka-Jaroensanti1, Sho Miyazaki1, Kenji Tomita1, Akito Hosoi2, Keisuke Tanaka3, Shinsaku Ito2, Satoshi Iuchi4,
Takeshi Nakano5, Masatomo Kobayashi4, Masatoshi Nakajima1, Tadao Asami1 (1Dept. Appl. Biol. Chem., Univ. of Tokyo., 2Dept.
Bioscience, Tokyo Univ. Agric., 3NODAI Genome Research Center, 4RIKEN BRC, 5RIKEN CSRS)

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■ Photoreceptors/Photoresponses
PF-119Influence of green-absorbing phytochrome on plant growthPF-120Light-dependent induction of hypocotyl elongation by the N-terminal 26 peptides of Arabidopsis phyB

PF-121The effects of lipid transporter flippase mutations on phototropin responses at low temperature.

Chise Otsuji, Masafumi Nomura, Hayato Tokumoto, Shizue Yoshihara (College Life, Env., Adv. Sci., Univ. Osaka Prefecture)
Masafumi Nomura, Chise Ootsuji, Hayato Tokumoto, Shizue Yoshihara (College Life, Env., Adv. Sci., Univ. Osaka Prefecture)
Tomomi Suzuki1,2, Masaya Iriguchi1, Masahiro Nagao1, Yusuke Aihara3, Akira Nagatani1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Kyoto, 2JST
PRESTO, 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Nagoya)PF-122Analysis of cortical microtubule orientation regulated by blue light
Shotaro Hayashi1, Juri Kikuchi1, Takahiro Hamada2, Hayato Tokumoto1, Shizue Yoshihara1 (1Col. Life Env. Adv. Sci., Osaka pref.
univ., 2Grad. Sch. Arts Sci., Univ. Tokyo)

PF-123

Light-dependent regulation of cortical microtubule dynamics speeds in plants
Juri Kikuchi1, Shotaro Hayashi1, Takahiro Hamada2, Hayato Tokumoto1, Shizue Yoshihara1 (1Col. Life Env. Adv. Sci., Osaka pref.
univ., 2Grad. Sch. Arts Sci., Univ. Tokyo)

PF-124

Regulation of chloroplast dark positioning in adaxial/abaxial polarity mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana
Takahiro Kojima1, Suguru Kai1, Yasuhiro Isida1, Etsuo Yokota2, Shingo Takagi1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Osaka Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Life
Sci., Univ. Hyogo)

PF-125

Analysis of Arabidopsis TF-GR line that accumulates anthocyanin by blue and far-red lights.
Takachika Munesada1,2, Setsuko Shimada1, Yoko Horii1, Tomoko Kuriyama1, Mika Kawashima1, Taku Takahashi3, Minami Matsui1(1RIKEN CSRS, 2Yokohama City Univ., Graduate school of NanoBioscience, 3Okayama Univ., Graduate School of Natural Scienceand Technology)

PF-126

Requirement Of Kinase Activity Of CDKA On The Novel Functions In The Moss, Physcomitrella patens
Eggie Febrianto Ginanjar1, Masaki Ishikawa2, Masami Sekine3, Natsumi Inoue1, Mitsuyasu Hasebe2, Ooi-Kock Teh4,
Tomomichi Fujita4 (1Grad. Sch. of Life Sci. Hokkaido Univ., 2Natl. Inst. Basic. Biol., 3Fac. of Bioresour. Environ. Sci., Ishikawa
Pref. Univ., 4Fac. of Sci. Hokkaido Univ.)

PF-127

Gene expression analysis of microbial rhodopsin without retinal-binding lysine from Guillardia theta
Yumeka Yamauchi1, Masae Konno1,2, Keiichi Inoue1,3,4, Hideki Kandori1,2 (1Life Sci. Appl. Chem., Grad. Sch. Eng., NIT, 2OBTRC,
NIT, 3ISSP, Univ. Tokyo, 4PRESTO, JST)

PF-128

Blue light dependent carotenoid biosynthesis and its effects on photo-acclimation in Euglena gracilis
Yuri Tanno1, Shaka Kato2, Senji Takahashi1,3, Kintake Sonoike4, Yutaka Kodama5, Shinichi Takaichi6, Tomoko Shinomura1,3 (1Grad.
Sch. Sci. Eng., Teikyo Univ., 2Center Plant Aging Res., Inst. Basic Sci., 3Dept. Biosci., Teikyo Univ, 4Fac. Edu. & Int. Arts Sci.,
Waseda Univ., 5Center Biosci. Res. & Edu., Utsunomiya Univ., 6Dept. Mol. Microbiol., Tokyo Univ. Agric.)■ Flowering/ClockPF-129Search for proteins involved in the degradation of KaiC and the effect on rhythm by KaiC turnover.
Keiko Imai1, Yoko Kitayama2, Masayuki Fujiwara3, Kenyo Kaneko4, Hiroshi Ito4, Takao Kondo2 (1Laboratory of Biology Kansai
Med. Univ., 2Div. Biol. Sci., Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ., 3Institute for Advanced Biosciences, Keio Univ., 4Labolatory for
Biological Rhythms, Kyushu University)PF-130Functional characterization of two LOV-containing histidine kinases, LHK1 and LHK2, in the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii.
Wataru Tomida1, Takuya Matsuo2, Tetsuhiro Otsuka1, Tomonori Suzuki3, Setsuyuki Aoki1 (1Graduate School of Informatics, Nagoya
University, 2Center for Gene Research, Nagoya University, 3School of Informatics and Sciences)PF-131Analysis of synchronization patterns and its processes of circadian rhythms in a duckweed plant under partly-illuminated light conditions
Ayana Yoshinaga, Jun Yomo, Shogo Ito, Tokitaka Oyama (Dept. Bot., Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.)

PF-132Development of genetic tools for overexpressing or disrupting genes in duckweeds, Lemna minor and L. turionifera

PF-133

LNK, Transcriptional activator of circadian clock

Shogo Ito, Tokitaka Oyama (Dept. Bot., Div. Biol. Sci., Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.)
Aya Matsumura1, Saori Takao2, Takamasa Suzuki3, Toshinori Kinoshita2, Norihito Nakamichi2 (1Graduate School of Science, Nagoya
University, 2Institute of Transformative Bio-molecules, Nagoya University, 3College of Biosci, Chubu University)82PF-134

Differential effects of light-to-dark transitions on phase setting in circadian expression among clock-controlled genes in Pharbitis nil
Ryosuke Hayama1, Tsuyoshi Mizoguchi1, George Coupland2 (1International Christian University, 2Max Planck Institute for Plant
Breeding Research)

PF-135

Identification and analysis of FT family genes in Sugarcane
Sumire Fujiwara1, Tomoko Niki1, Akari Nakasone2, Yoshimi Nakano1, Nobutaka Mitsuda1, Yasuyo Himuro2, Madoka Yonekura2,
Satoshi Kondo2, Kunio Matsui2, Takehiko Shimada2, Kaoru Suzuki1 (1Bioprod. Res. Inst., AIST, 2Agric. Biotechnol. Bus. Div.,
Toyota Motor Corp.)■ Environmental responses A
PF-136

Analysis of a mutant showing strong positive phototaxis in the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
Yuichiro Hoga1,4, Keisuke Okajima2,6, Masako Nakajima4, Noriko Ueki3,4, Jiro Nomata1,4, Katsushi Yamaguchi5, Shuji Shigenobu5,
Jun Minagawa2,6, Toru Hisabori1,4, Ken-ichi Wakabayashi1,4 (1Sch. Life Sci Biotech, Tokyo Tech, 2NIBB, 3CUNY, Brooklyn, 4CLS,Tokyo Tech, 5NIBB, 6SOKENDAI)

PF-137

Regulatory mechanisms of the ROS-producing enzymes, Rbohs, by Ca2+ binding and phosphorylation and their evolution in plants.
Takafumi Hashimoto1,2, Takeru Itabashi1,2, Yoichi Funaki1, Kenji Hashimoto3, Kazuyuki Kuchitsu1,2,3 (1Dept. Appl. Biol. Sci., Tokyo
Univ. of Sci., 2Agricultural Interdisciplinary Sci. & Tech. Course, Tokyo Univ. of Sci., 3Imaging Frontier Center, Tokyo Univ. of Sci.)

PF-138Comprehensive analysis of ROS-producing enzymes and Ca2+-permeable channels involved in diverse stress-induced signaling inMarchantia polymorpha
Misaki Hasegawa1, Hiroki Shindo1, Hikaru Mizoe1, Takeru Itabashi1, Kenji Hashimoto2, Kazuyuki Kuchitsu1,2 (1Dept. of Appl. Biol.
Sci., Tokyo Univ. of Sci., 2Imaging Frontier Center, Tokyo Univ. of Sci.)

PF-139Comprehensive reverse genetic analysis of monodehydroascorbate reductases in Arabidopsis
Mio Tanaka, Naoki Matsubara, Takahisa Ogawa, Takahiro Ishikawa, Takanori Maruta (Dept. Life Sci. Biotechnol., Fac. Life Environ.
Sci., Shimane Univ.)

PF-140Dehydroascorbate reduction systems in plants
Hiromi Ueno, Yusuke Terai, Takahisa Ogawa, Takahiro Ishikawa, Takanori Maruta (Dept. Life Sci. Biotechnol., Fac. Life Environ.
Sci., Shimane Univ.)

PF-141

Physiological and morphological adjustments of the duckweed fronds shifting the life forms from water-surface float to water-bottom sink.
Hiroyuki Ono1, Nozomi Arai1, Yoh Sakuma2, Masahiro Inouhe2 (1Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Ehime University,
2Biology and Environmental Science, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Ehime University)PF-142The Analysis of High Gene Expression of Ascorbic Acid Biosynthesis Enzymes in Acerola
Marina Suekawa1, Akari Inoue1, Takayuki Kondo1,2, Yukichi Fujikawa1, Eriko Uchida3, Takeshi Koizumi3, Muneharu Esaka1 (1Grad.
Sch. Bio. Sci., Univ. Hiroshima, 2Grad. Sch. Com. Sci. Sys. Eng., Univ. Kyutech., 3Nichirei Foods Inc.)

PF-143The bZIP protein VIP1 binds protein phosphatase 2A B” subunits
Hyuk Sung Yoon1, Daisuke Tsugama1,2, Kaien Fujino1, Tetsuo Takano2 (1Grad. Sch. Agri., Hokkaido Univ., 2ANESC., Univ. Tokyo)■ Environmental responses B
PF-144

Diversity of Biofilm formation under various environmental storesses in Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803.
Koichi Takahashi1, Haruna Ishikawa2, Ayako Itagaki2, Junji Uchiyama1,2,3, Hisataka Ohta1,2,3 (1Grad. Sch. of Sci., Tokyo Univ. of
Sci., 2Grad. Sch. of Math & Sci. Edu., Tokyo Univ. of Sci., 3Fac. of Sci., Tokyo Univ. of Sci.)

PF-145

Effect of Grafting on Drought Tolerance in Solanum lycopersicum
Maria Isabel Fuentes Merlos1, Makoto Endo2, Shusei Sato1, Atsushi Higashitani1 (1Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Tohoku Univ., 2Takii & Co.,LTD.)

PF-146

Characterization of root-specific drought-inducible MYB transcription factors for the enhancement of water use efficiency in Arabidopsis
Zarnab Ahmad1,2, Khurram Bashir1, Sultana Rasheed1, Bushra Rashid2, Tayyab Husnain2, Motoaki Seki1,3,4,5 (1Plant Genomic
Network Research Team RIKEN CSRS, 2CEMB, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan, 3Kihara Institute for BiologicalResearch, Yokohama City University, 4CREST, JST, 4-1-8 Honcho, Kawaguchi, Saitama, 332-0012, Japan, 5Plant Epigenome
Regulation Laboratory, CPR, RIKEN)83

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Role of endogenous abscisic acid in osmotic, cold and sugar responses in Marchantia polymorphaPF-148Functional analysis of B3 MAPKKK in ABA and osmotic stress responses of Arabidopsis thaliana

Nobiza Khatun, Kei Saito, Akida Jahan, Daisuke Takezawa (Saitama University)
Hyeokjin Bak1, Goro Masuda1, Shota Kobayashi1, Shohei Katsuda1, Masashi Saruhashi1,2, Daisuke Takezawa2, Izumi Yotsui1,
Teruaki Taji1, Yoichi Sakata1 (1Department of Bioscience, Tokyo University of Agriculture, Japan, 2Graduate School of Science andEngineering Univ. Saitama)PF-149Functional analysis of chloroplast-localized NAD kinase in plant abiotic stress responses
Ryosuke Hashimoto1, Atsuko Miyagi2, Yuji Sawada3, Muneo Sato3, Kohji Yamada1, Masami Yokota Hirai3, Maki Kawai-Yamada3,
Keishi Osakabe1, Yuriko Osakabe1 (1Fac. Biosci. Bioindust., Tokushima Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci. Eng., Saitama Univ., 3RIKEN CSRS)

PF-150

A novel AP2/ERF transcription factor regulates cuticular wax formation under dehydration response
Kaoru Urano1, Kyonoshin Maruyama2, Yoshimi Oshima3, Toshiki Ishikawa4, Mayuko Sato1, Maki Kawai-Yamada4,
Kiminori Toyooka1, Kazuko Yamaguchi-Shinozaki5, Kazuo Shinozaki1 (1RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science(CSRS), 2Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS), 3Bioproduction Research Institute, Bioproduction
Research Institute, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, 4Graduate School of Science and Engineering,
Saitama University, 5Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo)

PF-151Anti-Ageing Activities of a Salt-Inducible Mycosporine-like Amino Acid Isolated from a Halotolerant Cyaobacterium
Tanutcha Patipong1,2, Supamate Tarasuntisuk2, Takashi Hibino1,3, Rungaroon Waditee-Sirisattha2, Hakuto Kageyama1,3 (1Grad. Sch.
Environ. Hum. Sci., Meijo Univ., 2Fac. Sci., Chulalongkorn Univ., 3Fac. Sci. Tech., Meijo Univ.)

PF-152

Chemical screening of compounds enhancing salinity stress tolerance
Kaori Sako1,5, Chien Van Ha2, Akihiro Matsui1, Maho Tanaka1, Ayato Sato3, Motoaki Seki1,4,5 (1CSRS, RIKEN, 2Danforth Center,
3ITbM, Nagoya Univ., 4Kihara Inst., Yokohama City Univ., 5CREST, JST)

PF-153

Initial Responses to Salt Stress in Barley Varieties Showing Different Salt Tolerance

PF-154Growth and environmental adaptation of Mongolian plants Chloris virgata and Arabidopsis mongolica

Aya Ohnishi, Maki Katsuhara (Okayama University Institute of Plant Science and Resources)
Bolortuya Byambajav1,2, Ayumi Yamagami1, Davaapurev Bekh-Ochir2, Udval Gombosuren3, Jigjidsuren Sodnomdarjaa3,
Battogtokh Tugsjargal3, Batkhuu Javzan2, Tadao Asami4, Kazuo Shinozaki1, Takeshi Nakano1,2 (1CSRS, RIKEN, 2Joint Univ. of
National Univ. of Mongolia and RIKEN, 3Res. Ins. of Ani Husb, 4Dept. Appl. Biol. Chem., Univ. of Tokyo)
PF-155Characterization of polyamine biosynthetic enzymes involved in biofilm formation in Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803
Kota Kera1, Tatsuya Nagayama1, Kei Nanatani1, Chika Saeki-Yamoto1, Akira Tominaga1, Satoshi Souma1, Nozomi Miura1,
Kota Takeda1,2, Syunsuke Kayamori1, Eiji Ando3, Kyohei Higashi4, Masashi Kihana1, Kazuei Igarashi4, Nobuyuki Uozumi1 (1Grad.
Sch. Eng., Tohoku Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Bio Sci., Tohoku Univ., 3Clinical and Biotechnology B. U., Shimadzu Corporation, 4Grad.
Sch. Med, Chiba University.)

PF-156A Salicornia europaea gene (SeNN43) encoding a short peptide improved plant salt tolerance and induced swelling of root cells.
Hikaru Sakamoto1, Kenta Kainuma1, Aoto Kitamura1, Yoshiki Nakahara2, Maki Katsuhara2, Suguru Oguri1 (1Fac. Bioindustry.,
Tokyo Univ. Agri., 2IPSR, Okayama Univ.)

PF-157

Expression of soybean plant hemoglobin gene family under environmental stress
Masato Araragi1, Airi Ikeura2, Toshiki Uchiumi1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Eng., Kagoshima Univ., 2Fac. Sci., Kagoshima Univ)

PF-158Natural variation of leaf ionome in Al-accumulater tea plants
Hiroto Yamashita1,2, Hideyuki Katai3, Akio Morita2, Takashi Ikka2 (1Uni. Agr., Gifu Univ., 2Fac. Agr., Shizuoka Univ., 3Tea Res.
Cent., Shizuoka Pref.)■ Environmental responses C
PF-159Tendency of response to low-temperature for evergreen broad-leaves trees in the fieldAyano Sasaki1, Matsuo Uemura1,2, Yukio Kawamura1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Iwate, 2Fac. Agri., Univ. Iwate)

PF-160

Molecular analysis of the temperature response in Saintpaulia leaves.
Kana Motooka1, Miwa Ohnishi2, Kazuko Iida3, Yoshihiro Suzuki4, Kimitsune Ishizaki1, Hidehiro Fukaki1, Hidetoshi Iida3,
Tetsuro Mimura1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Kobe Univ., 2Eng. Boil. Res. C., Kobe Univ., 3Dep. Biol. Tokyo Gakugei Univ., 4Fac. Sci.
Kanagawa Univ.)84PF-161

Enhancement of freezing tolerance by the purine metabolite allantoin and its mechanism in Arabidopsis

PF-162Involvement of Xyloglucan Endotransglucosylase/Hydrolase in Plant Freezing Tolerance

Yuhi Hashiguchi, Hiroshi Shimada, Atsushi Sakamoto (Grad. Sch. Sci., Hiroshima Univ.)
Daisuke Takahashi1, Arun Sampathkumar1, Ryusuke Yokoyama2, Takeshi Kuroha2, Kazuhiko Nishitani2, Ellen Zuther1,
Dirk K. Hincha1 (1Max-Planck-Inst. Mol. Plant Physiol., 2Grad. Sch. Life Sci. Tohoku Univ.)
PF-163

Analysis of low temperature insensitive mutants in Arabidopsis
Arisa Nakamura, Naoko Yamaguti, Narumi Okazaki, Syouhei Fuzimoto, Tsuyoshi Furumoto (Faculty of Agriculture, Ryukoku
University)PF-164

PIF4 is a negative regulator in cold signaling
Renhu Na1, Hiroki Okuda1, Rieko Nozawa1, Tsuyoshi Furumoto2, Kenji Miura1 (1Grad. Sch. Life and envi. Sci., Univ. Tsukuba, 2Fac.
Agri., Univ. Ryukoku)

PF-165Heat stress response in growth of domesticated and wild radish species
Yukiko Nakamura1, Wang Qing-Wei2, Riichi Oguchi1, Shin-Ichi Morinaga3, Kouki Hikosaka1 (1Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Univ.
Tohoku, 2Forest Research and Management Organization, 3Bio Sci., Univ. Nihon)

PF-166

Analysis of relationship between maintenance of heat stress memory and chromosome higher order structure
Yui Fujiwara1, Takuya Sakamoto1, Yuki Sakamoto2, Nobutoshi Yamaguchi3, Toshiro Ito3, Sachihiro Matsunaga1 (1Dept. Applied
Bio. Sci., Fac. Sci. Tech., Tokyo Univ. Sci., 2IFC, RIST, Tokyo univ. sci., 3Grad. Sch. Bio. Sci., NAIST)

PF-167

CoHT is involved in variation of heat tolerance via regulation of pre-mRNA splicing among A. thaliana accessions
Kazuho Isono1, Keisuke Tanaka2, Takashi Tsuchimatsu3, Kousuke Hanada4, Izumi Yotsui1, Yoichi Sakata1, Teruaki Taji1 (1Dept. of
Bioscience, Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture, 2NODAI Genome Research Center, 3Dept. of Biology, Chiba Univ., 4Dept. of Bioscienceand Bioinformatics, Kyushu Institute of Technology)

PF-168Functional analysis of rice OsHsfA1 transcription factor in the heat stress response
Moeko Noguchi1, Naohiko Ohama1, Daisuke Todaka1, Satoshi Kidokoro1, Kazuo Shinozaki2, Kazuko Yamaguchi-Shinozaki1 (1Grad.
Sch. Agr. Life Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Center for Sustainable Resource Science, RIKEN)

PF-169Functional analysis of a major sigma factor binding protein in a cyanobacterium Synechococcus elongates PCC 7942
Hazuki Hasegawa1, Tatsuhiro Tsurumaki1, Ikki Kobayashi2, Sousuke Imamura1, Kan Tanaka1 (1Tanaka-Imamura lab, Laboratory
for Chemistry and Life Science, Tokyo Tech, 2Graduate School of Engineering, Chiba Univ.)

PF-170A single seed treatment with hydroxyl radical / reactive oxygen species: a potential solution against emerging threat of multiple abiotic
stresses.
Md Mostafa Kamal1, Carlos Erazo2, Daisuke Takahashi3, Karen Tanino4, Yukio Kawamura1, Matsuo Uemura1 (1Unit. Grad. Sch.
Agr. Sci., Iwate Univ. Japan, 2Dept. Bio. Sci., Icesi Univ. Colombia, 3Max Planck Inst. Mol Plant Phys. Germany, 4Dept. Plant Sci.,
Univ. Sask. Canada)

PF-171Biochemical analysis of the Arabidopsis polyphosphatase GppA/Ppx homolog for elucidating physiological function of polyphosphate inplantsMasataka Inazu1, Doshun Ito1, Shinji Masuda2 (1Department of Life Science and Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2Center
for Biological Resources and Informatics, Tokyo Institute of Technology)

PF-172

Polyhydroxybutyrate accumulation in Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 in starved nutrient-species dependent manners

PF-173Is Hormonal Regulation Involved in Sulfur Dioxide-Induced Stomatal Closure?

Kazuho Hirai, Miki Nojo, Yosuke Sato, Mikio Tsuzuki, Norihiro Sato (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences)
Lia Ooi, Takakazu Matsuura, Izumi Mori (IPSR, Okayama Univ.)
PF-174

A search for plant hormones involved in a formation of barrier to radial oxygen loss along the adventitious roots in rice (Oryza sativa)

PF-175

Regulation of OsmiR396 family in developing rice leaves at elevated CO2

PF-176

Analysis and experimental verification of a mathematical model for root system architecture in response to nitrogen availability

Kana Shimizu, Katsuhiro Shiono (Dept. Biosci. & Biotech., Fukui Pref. Univ.)
Yonghyun Kim, Mitsue Miyao-Tokutomi (Grad. Sch. Agricul. Sci., Tohoku Univ.)
Hironori Fujita1,2, Mika Tsugane1, Masayoshi Kawaguchi1,2 (1Natl. Inst. Basic Biol., 2SOKENDAI)85

■ Plant-organism interaction A
PF-177

Studies on sugar-responsive modulation of pattern-triggered immunity in Arabidopsis plants
Xingwen Li1, Kotaro Kusaka2, Shigetaka Yasuda3, Yusuke Saijo3, Takeo Sato1, Junji Yamaguchi1 (1Fac. Sci. and Grad. Sch. Life
Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Sch. Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech., NAIST)

PF-178

BSR2 is Involved in Disease Resistance and Seed Size
Satoru Maeda1, Youichi Kondou2, Minami Matsui2, Masaki Mori1 (1NIAS, 2RIKEN Yokohama)PF-179Involvement of Nicotiana benthamiana Exportins in Induction of Defense Responses Against Phytophthora infestans.
Yuri Mizuno1, Sayaka Imano1, Maurizio Camagna1, Takamasa Suzuki2, Aiko Tanaka1, Ikuo Sato1, Sotaro Chiba1,
Kazuhito Kawakita1, Daigo Takemoto1 (1Grad. Sch. Bioagr. Sci., Nagoya Univ., 2Chubu Univ.)

PF-180

Secretory Peptides SAR8.2 are Required for Non-host Resistance of Nicotiana benthamiana to Taxonomically Distant Phytophthora Species.
Sayaka Imano1, Yohei Kondou1, Yusuke Shibata1, Tatsuhiko Kondo1, Aiko Tanaka1, Ikuo Sato1, Sotaro Chiba1, Koji Kageyama2,
Kazuhito Kawakita1, Daigo Takemoto1 (1Grad. Sch. Bioagr. Sci., Nagoya Univ., 2River Basin Research Center)

PF-181

Disruption of the MAMP-induced MEKK1-MKK1/MKK2-MPK4 Pathway Activates the TNL Immune Receptor SMN1/RPS6
Momoko Takagi1,2, Kohei Hamano2, Hiroki Takagi3,4, Takayuki Morimoto2, Kazuya Akimitsu1,2, Ryohei Terauchi3,5, Ken Shirasu6,
Kazuya Ichimura1,2 (1Unit. Grad. Sch. Agri., Ehime Univ., 2Facult. and Grad. Sch. Agri., Kagawa Univ., 3Iwate Biotech. Res.
Cent., 4Dep. Biopro. Sci., Ishikawa Pref. Univ., 5Sch. Agri. Sci., Kyoto Univ., 6RIKEN CSRS)

PF-182

DEAD-box RNA helicase SMN2 is a component of RNA exosome and involved in proper expression of SMN1/RPS6
Momoko Takagi1,2, Naoki Iwamoto1, Yuta Kubo1, Takayuki Morimoto1, Hiroki Takagi3,4, Keisuke Tanaka5, Teruaki Taji6,
Kazuya Akimitsu1,2, Ryohei Terauchi4,7, Ken Shirasu8, Kazuya Ichimura1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Agri., Kagawa Univ., 2Unit. Grad. Sch.
Agri., Ehime Univ., 3Facult. Biores. Env. Sci., Ishikawa Pref. Univ., 4Iwate Biotech. Res. Cent, 5Nodai Genome Res. Cent. Tokyo
Univ. Agri., 6Facult. Appli. Bio-Sci. Dep. Tokyo Univ. Agri., 7Grad. Sch. Agri., Kyoto Univ., 8RIKEN CSRS)

PF-183

Identification of Arabidopsis LysM-type receptors involved in immune response induced by polymeric chitin
Keigo Naito1, Sumire Matukawa2, Mai Yoshioka1, Roxana Y. Parada1, Mayumi Egusa1, Shinsuke Ifuku3, Hironori Kaminaka1 (1Fac.
Agr., Tottori Univ., 2Grad Sch. Agr., Tottori Univ., 3Grad Sch. Eng., Tottori Univ.)

PF-184

Dimerization and activation of Arabidopsis MAPKKKs
Kanako Fujio, Koji Yamaguchi, Misato Kamei, Shoko Yamaguchi, Masahiro Okazaki, Tsutomu Kawasaki (Grad. Sch. Agri., Kinki
Univ)

PF-185

Xanthomonas TAL effectors are directly recognized by the NB-LRR immune receptor Xa1.
Maho Izumitani, Shunsuke Ando, Toshikazu Ouchi, Koji Yamaguchi, Satomi Yoshimura, Tsutomu Kawasaki (Dept. Adv. Biosci.
Kindai Univ)

PF-186

Molecular mechanism of immune suppression in rice by Xoo effctor, XopZ
Gota Yamamoto1, Mizuki Kimura1, Satomi Yosimura1, Koji Yamaguchi1, Seiji Tsuge2, Tsutomu Kawasaki1 (1Dept. Adv. Biosci.
Kindai Univ, 2Grad. Sch Agric. Kyoto Pref. Univ)

PF-187

Proteome analysis of leaf epidermis of the Arabidopsis ein3-1 mutant showing enhanced resistance against Fusarium graminearum
Daisuke Tamaoki1, Daishi Ikeda2, Ichirou Karahara1, Takumi Nishiuchi3 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Eng., Univ. Toyama, 2Dept. Biol., Fac.
Sci., Univ. Toyama, 3ASRC, Kanazawa Univ.)

PF-188The role of jasmonates and ethylene in elicitation of secondary metabolism in rice
Kadis Mujiono1,2, Tomonori Shinya1, Ivan Galis1 (1IPSR, Okayama Univ., 2Fac. Agric., Mulawarman Univ., Indonesia)

PF-189

Two rice homologues of tobacco MYB8 gene do not significantly affect phenolamide levels in herbivory-elicited rice leaves
Hiroki Takahashi1, Joackin B. Andama1,2, Yuko Hojo1, Tomonori Shinya1, Ivan Galis1 (1IPSR, Okayama Univ., 2Abi Zonal Agric.
Res. Dev. Inst., NARO, Uganda)

PF-190Development of robust method for measurement of internal leaf volatiles in rice

PF-191

Pilot field experiments for identification of novel herbivory-related QTLs by the use of rice BIL population

Tilisa Tohi1, Kadis Mujiono1,2, Tomonori Shinya1, Ivan Galis1 (1IPSR, Okayama Univ., 2Fac. Agric., Mulawarman Univ., Indonesia)
Nhan Thanh Ho1,2, Tomonori Shinya1, Ivan Galis1 (1IPSR, Okayama Univ., 2CLRRI, Vietnam)86

■ Plant-organism interaction B
PF-192

Symbiotic properties of Mesorhizobium loti transconjugant carrying a flavohemoglobin gene on its chromosome
Yusuke Maesako, Mitsutaka Fukudome, Toshiki Uchiumi (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Kagoshima University,
Kagoshima, Japan)

PF-193The legume-rhizobial gene-for-gene interaction based on the Lotus japonicus and Mesorhizobium loti co-expression network
Tsuneo Hakoyama1, Atsuko Hirota1, Yoshikazu Shimoda2, Makoto Hayashi1 (1Riken, CSRS, 2NARO, NIAS)

PF-194

What kind of responses is caused in leaves through shoot-mediated long-distance control of nodulation?
Nao Okuma1,2, Takashi Soyano1,2, Masayoshi Kawaguchi1,2 (1National Institute for Basic Biology Division of Symbiotic Systems,
2SOKENDAI (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies))

PF-195

Study on Improvement of Cadmium Tolerance of Lotus japonicus by Mycorrhizal Symbiosis

PF-196

Distinct Gene Regulatory Networks For Phosphate Acquisition And Carbon-phosphate Trade-offs In Mycorrhizal Plants

Toshio Sano, Koyuki Hamaoka (Hosei Univ.)
Hayato Maruyama1, Yusaku Sugimura1, Ayumi Tezuka2, Atsushi J. Nagano2, Tatsuhiro Ezawa1 (1Grad. Sch. Agri., Hokkaido
Univ., 2Fac. Agri., Ryukoku Univ.)
PF-197

Evolutionary analysis of LysM receptor-like kinase in land plants

PF-198Interaction of cytoplasmic domains of LysM receptors is an important factor to determine the direction of downstream responses, defense

Ruman Hafijur, Yasuyuki Kawaharada (Iwate University)or symbiosis.
Maruya Suzuki1, Ryota Numazaki1, Tomomi Nakagawa2, Naoto Shibuya1, Hanae Kaku1 (1Dept. Life Sci., Meiji Univ, 2Symbiotic
Systems, NIBB)
PF-199Effects of nutrient conditions on haustorium formation in parasitic plants

PF-200Involvement of the intracellular membrane trafficking in the interaction of parasitic plant with host plant

Xiang Zhang, Songkui Cui, Satoko Yoshida (NAIST)
Reika Miyawaki, Koh Aoki (Grad. Sch. Life Environ. Sci., Osaka Pref. Univ.)■ Epigenetic regulation
PF-201DNA demethylation specific transposon regulation machanism
Masahiro Fukuda1, Kosuke Nozawa2, Atsushi Kato3, Hidetaka Ito3 (1Sch, Sci, Univ, Hokkaido, 2Grad, Sch, Life Sci, Univ,
Hokkaido, 3Fac, Sch, Sci, Univ, Hokkaido)

PF-202

Elucidation of chromosome structure and epigenetic mechanism of gene regulation in primitive red alga Cyanidioschyzon merolae
Minami Nakayama1, Takuya Sakamoto1, Tomoko Matsunaga1, Miyako Kitagawa1, Kan Tanaka2, Tokiaki Takemura2,
Takamasa Suzuki3, Sachihiro Matsunaga1 (1Dept. Applied Bio. Sci., Fac. Sci. Tech., Tokyo Univ. Sci., 2Tokyo Tech, Sch of Life Sci& Tech., 3Chubu Univ., Department of Bio. Chem., Bio. Sci. Tech., Kasugai)

PF-203

MAPK-mediated epigenetic regulation of AGO4 in plant immunity
Shinya Nakagawa1, Koji Yamaguchi1, Gota Yamamoto1, Yuya Tanaka1, Nobutoshi Yamaguchi2, Kenichi Tsuda3, Tsutomu Kawasaki1(1Grad. Sch. Agri., Univ. Kindai, 2Grad. Sch. Biol. Sci., NAIST, 3MPIPZ)

PF-204

Ecotype-specific response to environmental stress
Kosuke Nozawa1, Atsushi Kato2, Hidetaka Ito2 (1Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Univ. Hokkaido, 2Fac. Sci., Univ. Hokkaido)■ Transcriptional, post-transcriptional/Translational regulations/Protein modification & degradation
PF-205Functional analysis of TARP1/2 in Arabidopsis shoot regeneration
Takahito Takei1, Misato Ohtani2,3, Yuichiro Watanabe1,4, Takahiro Hamada4,5 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2Grad. Sch. Biol. Sci.,
NAIST, 3CSRS, Riken, 4Grad. Sch. Art and Sci, Univ. Tokyo, 5JST, PRESTO)

PF-206

Nucleolar stress promotes expression of Arabidopsis ANAC082, a nucleolar stress response mediator, by inducing alternative splicing thatremoves an inhibitory upstream open reading frame
Shun Sasaki1, Rin Kudo1, Daiki Sasahara1, Hiro Takahashi2, Shun Watanabe3, Iwai Ohbayashi4, Munetaka Sugiyama5,
Satoshi Naito1,3, Hitoshi Onouchi1 (1Grad. Sch. Agric., Hokkaido Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Med. Sci., Kanazawa Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Life
Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 4Haixia Inst. Sci. Tech., Fujian Agriculture and Forestry Univ., 5Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo)87PF-207

Analysis of the activation mechanism of plant S6 kinase using yeast lacking Ypk3
Misaki Yaguchi1, Akiko Kozaki2 (1Graduate School of Science, 2Shizuoka University Faculty of Biology)

PF-208Transfer RNA wobble uridine modification affects the leaf cell development in plants.
Yumi Nakai1, Gorou Horiguchi2, Kosei Iwabuchi3, Akiko Harada4, Masato Nakai5, Ikuko Hara-Nishimura3, Takato Yano1 (1Dept.
of Biochem., Osaka Med. College, 2Dept. of Life Sci., Rikkyo Univ., 3Faculty of Sci. and Eng., Konan Univ., 4Dept. of Biol., OsakaMed. College, 5Inst. Protein Res., Osaka Univ.)■ Systems biology
PF-209

Genome analysis for the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha and the diatom Nitzschia sp. NIES4239
Takako Mochizuki1, Yasuhiro Tanizawa1, Shohei Yamaoka2, Ryuichi Nishihama2, Takehiko Kanazawa3, Sean A. Montgomery4,
Chang Liu5, Bence Galik6, Frederic Berger4, Takashi Ueda3, Katsuyuki T. Yamato7, Takayuki Kohchi2, Goro Tanifuji8,
Ryoma Kamikawa9, Yasukazu Nakamura1 (1Genome Informatics Lab., NIG, 2Grad. Sch. of Biostudies, Kyoto Univ., 3Div. of Cellular
Dynamics, NIBB, 4Gregor Mendel Institute, 5ZMBP Tubingen, 6Vienna Biocenter Bioinformatic Core facility, 7B.O.S.T., Univ.
Kindai, 8Department of Zoology, National Museum of Nature and Science, 9Faculty of Integrated Human Studies, Kyoto Univ.)

PF-210Chronological Analysis of Chromatin Modification Using Barley Grown Under Field Conditions.
Yoko Ikeda1, Asaka Kanatani1, Komaki Inoue2, Daisuke Saisho1, Jun Ito3, Hiroyuki Tsuji3, Keiichi Mochida1,2,3, Takashi Hirayama1(1IPSR, Okayama Univ., 2CSRS, RIKEN, 3KIBR, Yokohama City Univ.)■ Others
PF-211

Generation of transgene-free genome-edited tobacco plants using an RNA virus vector
Hirotaka Ariga1, Hidetaka Kaya2, Seiichi Toki2,3,4, Kazuhiro Ishibashi1 (1Plant and Microbe Research Unit, Inst. of Agrobiol. Sci.,
NARO, 2Plant Genome Engineering Research Unit, Inst. of Agrobiol. Sci., NARO, 3Grad. Sch. Nanobio., Yokohama City Univ.,
4Kihara Inst. Biol. Res., Yokohama City Univ.)

PF-212

An efficient DNA- and selectable marker-free genome editing system in rice using zygotes and possible application to other crop species
Erika Toda1,2, Narumi Koiso1, Tety Maryenti1, Arika Takebayashi2, Masako Ichikawa3, Takatoshi Kiba2, Keishi Osakabe4,
Yuriko Osakabe2,4, Hitoshi Sakakibara2, Norio Kato1,2,3, Takashi Okamoto1,2 (1Dept. Biol. Sci., Tokyo Metropolitan Univ., 2BZP,RIKEN, 3Plant Innovation Center, Japan Tobacco Inc., 4Fac. Biosci. Bioindust., Tokushima Univ.)

PF-213

Infrared laser-evoked site-specific DNA recombination in Marchantia polymorphaMasahiro Moriya1, Ryuichi Nishihama2, Hiroko Urawa1 (1Gifu Shotoku Gakuen Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Biostudies, Kyoto Univ.)

PF-214Development of in planta-regeneration system for genome editing in tomato
Nozomu Kira, Risa Ueta, Takahito Watanabe, Eiko Takayanagi, Hideki Sakamoto, Chihiro Abe, Ryosuke Hashimoto,
Yuriko Osakabe, Keishi Osakabe (Fac. Biosci. Bioindust., Tokushima Univ.)

PF-215Development of a genome editing system in spinach via agroinfiltration.
Choyo Tai1, Shigeo S. Sugano2,3, Yoichiro Fukao1 (1Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Ritsumeikan Univ., 2R-GIRO, Ritsumeikan Univ., 3JST,
PRESTO)

PF-216Development of a precise genome editing with no artificial sequences based on rice gene targeting
Yusuke Matsui1, Zenpei Shimatani1,2, Rie Terada1 (1Grad. Sch. Agr., Univ. Meijo, 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Kobe)

PF-217

Designing heme protein based oxygen sensing indicators

PF-218AgarTrap-mediated transformation of tobacco callus

PF-219Development of a technique to glue organelles

Jiro Nomata, Toru Hisabori (Tokyo Tech, CLS)
Shoko Tsuboyama, Yutaka Kodama (C-bio., Utsunomiya Univ.)
Yuta Fujii1, Keiji Numata2, Yutaka Kodama1,2 (1C-Bio, Utsunomiya Univ., 2CSRS, RIKEN)
PF-220Development of a Regulatory System of Membrane Potential in Plant Using Microbial Rhodopsin
Masae Konno1,2, Hideki Kandori1,2 (1Life Sci. Appl. Chem., Grad. Sch. Eng., NIT, 2OBTRC, NIT)

PF-221

Identification and Expression Analysis of 5’-Upstream Region of U6 Genes from Caster Bean
Masatake Kanai1, Kyoko Nagata1, Kazumi Hikino1, Mikio Nishimura2, Kenji Komazawa3, Shoji Mano1,4 (1Natl. Inst. Basic Biol.,Dept. Cell Biol., 2Konan Univ., Facul. Sci. Engineer., 3Itoh Oil Chemicals Co., LTD, 4SOKENDAI, Dept. Basic Biol.)88

PF-222Morphological and Molecular Characterisation of Domatia Development in Myrmecophytes
Emma Sarath1, Hirokazu Tsukaya1,2 (1Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo, 2ExCELLS, National Institutes of
Natural Sciences)PF-223

Multiple effects of OsbZIP1 on the growth and yields of rice
Mohammad Saiful Islam, Saki Yoshida, Nobuhiro Tanaka, Yoshihiro Ohmori, Takehiro Kamiya, Toru Fujiwara (Department ofApplied Biological Chemistry, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo)

PF-224

Possibility of chloroplast localization of Arabidopsis thaliana tRNA ligase (tRL) in response to strong light stress and subcellular localizationof tRL in Brassica family
Naoki Okamoto1, Markus Englert2, Kazuhito Akama1 (1Grad. Sch. Nat. Sci. and Tech., Univ. Shimane, 2Dept. Mol. Biophys. andBiochem., Univ. Yale)

PF-225

Evaluation of pre-treatments and durability for metabolomics using GC/MS
Aya Anegawa, Hidetaka Anazawa, Kuniyo Sugitate, Sadao Nakamura (Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.)89

Poster [Last half]2019.3.15■ Photosynthesis
PL-001

Interaction Analysis Between the Rieske/cytb Complex and C-type Cytochromes in Green Sulfur Bacteria
Hiraku Kishimoto1, Chihiro Azai2, Risa Mutoh3, Hideaki Tanaka4, Yohei Miyanoiri4, Genji Kurisu4, Hirozo Oh-oka1 (1Grad. Sch.
Sci., Osaka Univ., 2Col. Life Sci., Ritsumeikan Univ., 3Fac. Sci., Fukuoka Univ., 4Inst. Protein Res., Osaka Univ.)

PL-002

Metabolic engineering attempts to produce retinal via β-carotene in Rhodobacter capsulatus
Kaori Shimizu1, Shinichi Takaichi2, Kazuhiko Saeki1 (1Department of Biological Sciences, Nara Women's University, 2Departmentof Molecular Microbiology, Tokyo University of Agriculture)

PL-003

Loss of photosynthetic growth ability in the cyanobacterium Leptolyngbya boryana during long-term cultivation under heterotrophic
conditions in the dark
Shintaro Hida1, Haruki Yamamoto1, Kazuma Uesaka2, Chie Tomatsu1, Kunio Ihara2, Yuichi Fujita1 (1Grad. Sch. Bioagricultural.
Sci., Nagoya Univ., 2Center for Gene Research, Nagoya Univ.)

PL-004

Biochemical characterization of the PSI core complexes from a cyanobacterium Anabaena sp. PCC 7120
Tian-Yi Jiang, Ryo Nagao, Jian-Ren Shen (RIIS, Okayama University)■ Primary metabolism
PL-005

A search for superior alleles leading to better growth of plants in nitrogen deficient environments.

PL-006

Studies on the molecular mechanisms of nitrogen-responsive flowering in Arabidopsis

Zhana Chagan, Yasuhito Sakuraba, Shuichi Yanagisawa (Biotech. Res. Center, Univ. Tokyo)
Takeo Sato1, Miho Sanagi1, Shoki Aoyama1, Shogo Ito2, Mitsutomo Abe3, Takato Imaizumi4, Junji Yamaguchi1 (1Fac. Sci. and Grad.
Sch. Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Sci., The Univ. Tokyo, 4Dept. Biol., Univ. Washington)
PL-007

Grain amino acid composition in Tos17 insertion lines for asparagine synthetase

PL-008The role of sphingolipid catabolic pathways in Arabidopsis treated with Fumonisin B1

Fumi Imagawa, Soichi Kojima (Tohoku University)
Daiki Yanagawa, Hiroyuki Imai (Biology Dept., Grad. Sch. Nat. Sci., Konan Univ.)■ Secondary metabolism
PL-009Diversity of Chlorophyll Degradation Pathways in Higher Plants
Minh-Khiem Nguyen1,2, Szu-Hsien Lin1, Tin-Han Shih1, Chi-Ming Yang1 (1Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica, 2Facultyof Applied Sciences, Ton Duc Thang University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)■ Biomembrane/Ion and solute transport
PL-010Characterization of phosphate uptake mechanism in marine diatoms
Kanako Maeda, Nanae Kimura, Yohei Fukuchi, Toshiki Sugiyama, Kensuke Nakajima, Yoshinori Tsuji, Yusuke Matsuda (KwanseiGakuin University Department of Bioscience)

PL-011

Electrophysiological Analysis of Rice OsHKT1;1 variants
Shahin Imran1, Maki Katsuhara1, Tomoaki Horie2 (1Okayama University, IPSR, 2Shinshu University, Department of Applied
Biology)PL-012

Identification and functional analysis of transporter genes involved in phosphorus redistribution in rice

PL-013ER-localized aquaporin SIP2;1 is involved in avoidance of ER stresses in Arabidopsis thaliana

PL-014

Search for the genes encoding the free fatty acid exporter in Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803

Namiki Mitani-Ueno, Naoki Yamaji, Jian Feng Ma (IPSR, Okayama Univ.)
Ryosuke Sato, Masayoshi Maeshima (Laboratory of Cell Dynamics Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences Nagoya University)
Makiko Aichi1, Tenma Suzuki1, Kodai Tanaka1, Tatsuki Mizutani1, Takanori Hasegawa1, Shiori Nagano1, Sumie Keta1,
Tatsuo Omata2 (1Department of Biological Chemistry, Chubu University, 2Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya
University)90

■ Cell cycle/Cell division
PL-015

Transcriptome analysis reveals dynamic expression changes during tuberous root formation in Arabidopsis thaliana
Sakiko Nishioka1, Takuya Sakamoto1, Takamasa Suzuki2, Sachihiro Matsunaga1 (1Dept. Applied Bio. Sci., Fac. Sci. Tech., Tokyo
Univ. Sci., 2Chubu Univ., Department of Bio. Chem., Bio. Sci. Tech., Kasugai)■ Vegetative growth
PL-016

Mitochondrial pyruvate dehydrogenase contributes to auxin-regulated organ development

PL-017

Roles of nucleolar proteins in establishment of leaf polarity and gene body methylation mediated by zinc-finger-like protein AS2 in

Iwai Ohbayashi, Xiaomin Song, Song Sun, Masahiko Furutani (Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University (FAFU))
Arabidopsis thaliana.
Masataka Suzuki1, Simon Vial-Pradel1, Hiro Takahashi2, Munehiro Sugiyama3, Sumie Keta1, Shoko Kojima1, Yasunori Machida4,
Chiyoko Machida1 (1Grad. Sch. Biosci. Biotech., Chubu. Univ, 2Grad. Medical Science., Kanazawa. Univ, 3Grad. Sci., Univ.
Tokyo, 4Grad. Sci., Nagoya. Univ)
PL-018Genetic interaction between AS1, AS2 and MET1, HDA6 in establishment of leaf adaxial-abaxial polarity in Arabidopsis thaliana
Misato Yamakawa1, Shoko Kamiya1, Sayuri Ando1, Yasunori Machida2, Shoko Kojima1, Chiyoko Machida1 (1Grad. Sch. Biosci.
Biotech, Chubu Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Nagoya Univ.)

PL-019Function of zinc-finger-like protein ASYMMETRIC LEAVES2 (AS2) for formation of AS2 bodies in leaf development of Arabidopsis
thaliana
Shoko Kamiya1, Sayuri Ando1, Shoko Kojima1, Yasunori Machida2, Chiyoko Machida1 (1Grad. Sch. Biotech., Univ. Chubu, 2Grad.
Sch. Sci., Univ. Nagoya)PL-020

The Role of Pressed flowerb in The Morphogenesis of Flattened Leaf Blade
Xiaofeng Yin1, Hirokazu Tsukaya1,2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 2NINS, ExCELLS)

PL-021

Regulatory mechanisms restricting ATML1 activity to the outermost cells
Hiroyuki Iida1, Ayaka Yoshida1, Gerd Jürgens2, Shinobu Takada1 (1Grad. Sch., Osaka Univ, 2ZMBP, Univ. Tüebingen)■ Reproductive growth
PL-022Analysis of ENDOSPERM3, which regulates fertilization-independent endosperm development
Yilin Zhang1, Hironori Takasaki2, Miho Ikeda2, Daisuke Maruyama3, Nobutaka Mitsuda4, Tetsu Kinoshita3, Masaru Ohme-Takagi2(1DEPT. BIOCHEM. MB., Univ. Saitama, 2Grad. Sch. Sci. Eng., Univ Saitama, 3Kihara Institute for Biological Research, Univ.
Yokohama City, 4Bioproduction Research Institute, AIST)

PL-023Pollen Tube Attraction3 Is there more than one attractant in the upper pistil?
Koyo Iwata, Futo Kubo, Masao Ito (Nagoya-city Koyo High School)■ Plant hormones/Signaling molecules
PL-024

Functional analysis of rice Gibberellin 3-oxidase 1 in reproductive organ
Kyosuke Kawai1, Sayaka Takehara1, Toru Kashio1, Aya Ito1, Hiroyasu Furuumi2, Ken-ichi Nonomura2, Makoto Matsuoka1,
Miyako Ueguchi-Tanaka1 (1Bioscience and Biotechnology Center, Nagoya University, 2Experimental Farm, National Institute of
Genetics)

PL-025

The role of Gibberellin 3-oxidase 1 in anther development of rice
Minami Morii, Akihiko Sugihara, Kyosuke Kawai, Toru Kashio, Aya Ito, Sayaka Takehara, Makoto Matsuoka,
Miyako Ueguchi-Tanaka (Bioscience and Biotechnology Center, Nagoya University)

PL-026Is Ethylene Involved in the Twining of the Morning Glory? - Expression Analysis of ACC Synthase Genes in the Stem Tomoe Yofune, Tsuyoshi Kaneta (Grad. Sch. Sci & Eng., Ehime Univ.)

PL-027

Analysis of transcriptional regulation of ACL5, which encodes thermospermine synthase in Arabidopsis thaliana

PL-028Screening of chemical compounds for activating SnRK2

Hirotoshi Matsuo, Takashi Okamoto, Hiroyasu Motose, Taku Takahashi (Grad. Sch. Nat. Sci. & Tech., Okayama Univ.)
Shoko Matsuoka1, Riyo Imamura2, Yoshiteru Noutoshi3, Takayoshi Okabe2, Taishi Umezawa1 (1Grad. Sch. BASE, Tokyo. Univ.
Agric. Tech., 2Drug Discovery Initiative, Tokyo Univ., 3Dep. Agric., Okayama Univ.)91PL-029

Highly sensitive and high throughput phytohormone quantification platform
Mikiko Kojima1, Yumiko Takebayashi1, Hitoshi Sakakibara2 (1CSRS., RIKEN, 2Grad. Sch. Bioagri Sci., Nagoya Univ)

PL-030Identification of a two-component system with PAS-histidine kinases in the moss Physcomitrella patens
Kota Nakai5, Kensuke Sato4, Masashi Ryo1, Takafumi Yamashino2, Yuji Nomoto2, Yuki Goto1, Mizuho Ichinose3, Mamoru Sugita3,
Setsuyuki Aoki4 (1Graduate School of Information Science, Nagoya University, 2Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences,
Nagoya University, 3Center for Gene Research, Nagoya University, 4Graduate School of Informatics, Nagoya University, 5Schoolof Information and Sciences, Nagoya University)■ Photoreceptors/Photoresponses
PL-031The study of phyA-dependent suppression of shade avoidance response to deep shade
Ryota Otsuki, Nobuyoshi Mochizuki, Tomomi Suzuki, Akira Nagatani (Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Kyoto)

PL-032

A Possible Involvement of Phytochrome in Blue-Light-Induced Nuclear Photorelocation in Marchantia polymorpha
Chihoko Nomoto1, Yuya Tosaka1, Kosei Iwabuchi2, Shingo Takagi1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Univ. Osaka, 2Faculty of Science andEngineering, Univ. Konan)

PL-033

Anatomical analysis of shoot apical meristem tissue at the growth of potato bud under different light and temperature conditions
Yuki Morishige1, Naoya Mori2, Hiroyuki Watanabe1 (1Agri., Univ. Tamagawa, 2Res. Inst., Univ. Tamagawa)PL-034

Seed germination of transgenic Arabidopsis expressing Adiantum photoreceptor phytochrome3
Mina Horiuchi1, Izumi Kimura2, Yuki Kimura2, Takeshi Kanegae1,2 (1Dept. of Biol. Sci., Grad. Sch. of Sci., Tokyo Metropolitan
Univ., 2Dept. of Biol. Sci., Grad. Sch. of Sci. and Eng., Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

PL-035

Exploring Unidentified Physiological Function of Phytochrome3 in Fern Adiantum capillus-veneris
Izumi Kimura, Takeshi Kanegae (Dept. of Biol. Sci., Grad. Sch. of Sci. and Eng., Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)■ Flowering/Clock
PL-036

NanoLuc as a highly sensitive reporter in plant cell
Ken-ichiro Taoka1, Zenpei Shimatani2, Mana Ogawa3, Hiromi Saitoh3, Yoichi Ikeda3, Hiroko Akashi1, Koji Yamaguchi4, Rie Terada3,
Tsutomu Kawasaki4, Hiroyuki Tsuji1 (1KIBR, Yokohama City Univ., 2Grad. Sch. Sci., Tech. and Innov., Kobe Univ., 3Grad. Sch.
Agri., Meijo Univ., 4Grad. Sch. Agri., Kindai Univ.)

PL-037A dual-color bioluminescence reporter system to simultaneously monitor expression levels of two genes in plant cells
Emiri Watanabe, Shogo Ito, Tokitaka Oyama (Dept. Bot., Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.)■ Environmental responses A
PL-038Polar auxin transport is essential to maintain growth and development of etiolated pea seedlings on 1 g conditions: Relevance to theInternational Space Station experiment
Kensuke Miyamoto1,2, Akinori Inui2, Eiji Uheda2, Mariko Oka3, Motoshi Kamada4, Chiaki Yamazaki5, Toru Shimazu5,
Haruo Kasahara6, Hiromi Sano6, Tomomi Suzuki7, Akira Higashibata7 (1Fac. Liberal Arts & Sciences, Osaka Prefecture Univ., 2Grad.
School. Sci., Osaka Prefecture Univ., 3Fac. Agriculture, Tottori Univ., 4Advanced Engineering Services Co., Ltd., 5Japan Space
Forum, 6Japan Manned Space System Corporation, 7Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)

PL-039

Screening of a mutant with defect in the light/dark response of the expression of VTC2 gene encoding a rate-limiting enzyme for ascorbate
biosynthesis in plants
Kazuya Yoshimura1, Riki Ishiguro1, Takahiro Ishikawa2 (1Dept. Food Nutr. Sci., Coll. Biosci. Biotech., Chubu Univ., 2Dept. Life
Sci. Biotechnol., Fac. Life Environ. Sci., Shimane Univ.)

PL-040

Molecular mechanism of oxidative damage to translation factor EF-G in the cyanobacterium Synechococcus elongatus PCC 7942
Kazushi Kuwano, Kensuke Takagi, Shin Koreeda, Yoshitaka Nishiyama (graduate school of science and engineering, saitama
university)

PL-041

Characterization of mutants with altered root growth response to mechanical stress in Arabidopsis thaliana
Takashi Okamoto1, Shogo Takatani1, Hidetoshi Iida2, Hiroyasu Motose1, Taku Takahashi1 (1Grad. Sch. Sci. Tech, Okayama Univ.,
2Dept. Biol., Tokyo Gakugei Univ.)

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■ Environmental responses B
PL-042Low Magnesium Tolerance 1 physically associates with ER-localized Mg transporters and plays an important role in extending Mg stressadaptation range in Arabidopsis thaliana
Zhihang Feng, Takehiro Kamiya, Toru Fujiwara (Department of Applied Biological Chemistry, the University of Tokyo)

PL-043

Genome-wide association study to identify genes regulating growth rate of rice seedlings under low nitrogen conditions
Bian Bian, Kenji Yano, Takehiro Kamiya, Toru Fujiwara (The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life
Sciences)

PL-044

Golgi-localized OsFPN1 is required for cobalt and nickel homeostasis in rice

PL-045

Transcriptional Biomarker to evaluate Al rhizotoxicity in soybean -An Approach for managing Pulse crop production in Acid Soil Region

Manman Kan, Toru Fujiwara, Takehiro Kamiya (Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo)
Raj Kishan Agrahari1, Yuriko Kobayashi2, Hiroyuki Koyama3 (1The United Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Gifu
university, 2Faculty of Applied Biological Sciences, 3Faculty of Applied Biological Sciences)■ Environmental responses C
PL-046

Light-regulation in Pediastrum duplex: Physiological outcomes and Gene expression analysis
Harshavardhini Sridharan1, Shota Kato2,3, Tasuku Simada2, Tomohiro Suzuki4, Tomoko Shinomura2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci., Teikyo
Univ, 2BioSci., Sch. Sci. Eng., Teikyo Univ, 3Center Plant Aging Res., Inst. Basic Sci., 4C-Bio., Utsunomiya Univ)

PL-047

Role of Sll1558 in environmental stress tolerance in cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC6803.
Junji Uchiyama1,2,3, Yuuta Ichikawa2, Mamoru Sambe2, Ayumi Matsuhashi2, Yutaro Ito4, Hisataka Ohta1,2,3 (1Fac. of Sci., Tokyo
univ. of Sci, 2Dept. of Math. and Sci. Edu., Grad. Sch. of Math. and Sci. Edu., Tokyo univ. of Sci., 3Dept. of Math. and Sci. Edu.,
Grad. Sch. of Sci., Tokyo univ. of Sci., 4Dept. of Bio. Sci. and Tech., Grad. Sch. of Ind. Sci. and Tech., Tokyo univ. of Sci.)

PL-048Connection between low sulfur response and repression of glucosinolate synthesis: Involvement of SLIM1 transcription factor in the
induction of SDI1 expression under low sulfur condition.
Ryota Kawaguchi1, Akiko Maruyama-Nakashita2 (1Sch. Agr., Kyushu Univ., 2Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ.)

PL-049Phosphate starvation affects the subcellular localization of phosphatidic acid phosphohydrolases in Arabidopsis
Sota Makimura1, Yushi Yoshitake1, Hiroyuki Ohta1,2, Mie Shimojima1 (1School of Life Science and Technology, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 2OPERA, JST)

PL-050Identification of a Transcription Factor, SPL7, Involved in the Enhanced Expression of SULTR2;1 in Arabidopsis Roots
Tsukasa Ushiwatari1, Nobutaka Mitsuda2, Toshiharu Shikanai3, Akiko Maruyama-Nakashita1 (1Fac. Agr., Kyushu Univ., 2BPRI,
AIST, 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Kyoto Univ.)

PL-051Isolation of new chemical compounds as helpers for better phytoremediation and plant nutrition efficiency
Ju Yeon Moon, Takae Miyazaki, Eri Adams, Ryoung Shin (RIKEN CSRS Environmental Response Research Unit, 1-7-22
Suehirocho, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan)

PL-052

Mutation of Specific Paralogs of Arabidopsis Ribosomal Protein Alters Response to Nutrient Stresses
Hirofumi Fukuda1, Naoyuki Sotta1, Mayuki Tanaka1, Seidai Takamatsu2, Yukako Chiba2,3, Kyoko Miwa4, Satoshi Naito2,5,Toru Fujiwara1 (1Agri., Univ. Tokyo, 2Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 3Grad. Sch. Sci., Hokkaido Univ., 4Grad. Sch. Envr.
Sci, Hokkaido Univ., 5Grad. Sch. Agri., Univ. Tokyo)

PL-053

Statistical modeling for functional data and its application to crop yield data
Hidetoshi Matsui1,2, Keiichi Mochida3,4,5,6 (1Shiga Univ., 2JST PRESTO, 3RIKEN, 4Okayama Univ., 5Yokohama City Univ., 6JST
CREST)■ Plant-organism interaction A
PL-054

The Possibility Of Plant Immunity Induction By Applying Exogenous Polyols.
Ken Sakuma1, Toshio Sano2 (1Grad. Sch. Sci and Tech., Hosei univ., 2Applied Plant Sci., Dept. Lifescience, Hosei univ.)93

■ Plant-organism interaction B
PL-055

Genetic analysis of phosphate starvation responses (PSR) in Arabidopsis thaliana
Hong Ye1, Kei Hiruma1,2, Pathompitaknukul Kuldanai1, Shion Yamaguchi1, Yusuke Saijo1 (1Grad. Sch. Biol. Sci., NAIST, 2JST,
Presto)■ Epigenetic regulation
PL-056Visualization Of Histone Modification Using Live-imaging Tool In Plant
Megumi Matsuoka1, Takuya Sakamoto1, Mio Shibuta1, Noriyoshi Yagi1, Hiroshi Kimura2, Sachihiro Matsunaga1 (1Dept. Applied
Bio. Sci., Fac. Sci. Tech., Tokyo Univ. Sci., 2Tokyo Tech, Institute of Innovative Research)■ Others
PL-057Development of powerful CRISPR/Cas9 and TALEN vectors using the translational enhancer dMac3
Hiroaki Shimada1, Hiroaki Kusano2, Mariko Ohnuma1, Takahiro Asahi1, Daichi Honma1, Takaaki Horie1, Hitomi Onodera1,
Kenji Asano3, Takahiro Noda3, Hiromi Mutsuro-Aoki1, Hiroshi Teramura1 (1Dept Biol Sci & Technol, Tokyo University of
Science, 2RISH, Kyoto Univ., 3Hokkaido Agri Res Center, NARO)

PL-058Non-destructive imaging of element dynamics in plant using radioisotope
Nobuo Suzui1, Naoki Kawachi1, Jun Furukawa2, Keitaro Tanoi3,4 (1TARRI, QST, 2CRiED, Univ. Tsukuba, 3Grad. Sch. Agri. Life
Sci., Univ. Tokyo, 4JST PRESTO)

PL-059Cas9-RNP-induced genome editing in the industrial green alga Coccomyxa sp. strain KJ
Yuya Yoshimitsu1, Jun Abe2, Jumpei Hayakawa2, Yoko Ide1, Shigeaki Harayama2 (1Advanced Research and Innovation Center,
DENSO CORPORATION, 2Research and Development Initiative, Chuo University)

PL-060Analysis of sequence changes on genome edited hexaploid Chrysanthemum morifolium using high-throughput sequencing
Mitsuko Kishi-Kaboshi1,2, Hisataka Numa3, Ryutaro Aida1, Katsutomo Sasaki1 (1Institute of Vegetable and Floriculture Science,
NARO, 2JSPS research fellowship (RPD), 3The Advanced Analysis Center, NARO)

PL-061AI- and automation-assisted high-throughput yeast one-/two-hybrid screening system for transcription factor isolation
Nobutaka Mitsuda1, Fumie Tobe1, Miyuki Nakata1, Masahiro Takahara2, Yuko Takiguchi1, Yoko Horii3, Toru Ishizuka1,
Hiroaki Ichikawa4, Minami Matsui3, Masaru Ohme-Takagi1,5 (1Bioproduction RI, AIST, 2Acacia Horticulture, 3CSRS, RIKEN, 4Inst.
Agrobiol. Sci., NARO, 5Grad. School Sci. Eng., Saitama Univ.)

PL-062Current status of the resources related to Lotus japonicus
Shusei Sato1, Shogo Nitanda1, Syohei Kusakabe1, Stig Andersen2, Vikas Gupta2, Nadia Kamal3, Klaus Mayer3,
Masatsugu Hashiguchi4, Hidenori Tanaka4, Ryo Akashi4 (1Grad. Sch. Life Sci., Tohoku Univ., 2Aarhus Univ., 3Helmholtz Zentrum
Munchen, 4Fac. Agr., Univ. of Miyazaki)

PL-063

Collection and Maintenance of Plant Cell Lines at RIKEN BRC in 2019PL-064

Collective search function of Arabidopsis thaliana bioresource database at RIKEN BRC

PL-065

Research ethics education by active learning in a postgraduate course: current situation and issues in the second year of implementation

Toshihiro Kobayashi, Satoshi Iuchi, Masatomo Kobayashi (RIKEN BRC)
Satoshi Iuchi, Masatomo Kobayashi (RIKEN BRC Experimental Plant Division)
Emiko Harada1, Misako Urabe1, Takayoshi Kusumoto1,2, Ko-ichi Takakura1, Sayoko Hata1, Takayoshi Nishida1, Masahiro Maruo1(1The University of Shiga Prefecture, 2Kusumoto Patents & Trademarks)

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