４th Asian Allelopathy Society meeting
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, September 8-10, 2018
PosterNo.

Affiliation

P-1

Chinese Academy of Medical Sciencesand Peking Union Medical CollegeA comparison of extraction methods of phenolic acids inGaocropland soil

Wei Wei

P-2

Hainan Normal University

Allellopathic potential of Root Endophytic fungal
metabolites of Casuarina equisetifolia

LiLei

P-3

Fujian Agriculture and Forestry
University

The role of low molecular weight organic acidaccumulation on microbial deterioration in the Radix
pseudostellariae rhizosphere under continuous
monoculture regimesLinManhongP-4

Fujian Agriculture and Forestry
University

Hijacking underground common mycorrhizal networks
for interplant defense communication

SongYuanyuan

P-5

Fujian Agriculture and Forestry
University

Changes in Amonia oxidizing community duringconsecutively monocultured Pseudostalleria
heterophylla

Khan

Muhammad Umar

P-6

Shizuoka University

Identification of a putative chemical floral filter inSisyrinchium rosulatum

NakataniSou

P-7

Shizuoka University

Screening of weed extracts for allelopathic activity on
nodulation in legumes

SuzukiHarukiP-8

Shizuoka University

Evaluation of allelopathic activities of 56aquatic plants
on seed germination and seedling growth of uplandweeds

Inagaki

Hidehiro

Abstract title

SurnameFirst Name

P-9

Shizuoka University

P-10

Shizuoka University

P-11

Allelopathic effect of pruned branches of kiwifruit trees
on weeds

IwamotoYurikaScreening of weed extracts for induction of systemicacquired resistance to anthracnose

Usui

YukikoKyushu University

Synthesis of Molecular Probes of Cis -Cinnamic Acid
Analog with Antigravitropic Activity

Furusawa

Yuki

P-12

University of Tsukuba

Characterization of growth-promoting activity of volatile
substances released from Crocus sativus

Fujimaru

YP-13

Prefectural University of Hiroshima

In Vitro Bioassay of Allelopathy in Caffeine-containing
Coffee Cells using Protoplast Co-Culture Method withDigital Image Analysis

Ogita

SP-14

University of Tsukuba

Isolation and identification of allelopathic substancesfrom Lippia canescens

TomitaMasanori

P-15

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

Assessment of allelopathic potential of some crop
residues on wheat and some associated weeds (chardand wild oat)

AbdelkhalekReem

P-16

Jember University, Center for
Development Advance Sciences andTechnology (CDAST)

Investigation of Allelochemicals Activity in Cassava Leaf Sanjayaand Callus for Genetic Transformation(Ogita)

B. R. L

P-17

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

Screening for Potential Allelopathic Activity of Medicinal
Plant in Phnom Kulen National Park, Cambodia

YOURKSothearith

P-18

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

Kato

Taichiro

Evaluation of contribution ratio among flavonoids toallelopathic activity via leaf leaching of Azeotogiri

P-19

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

Possible involvement of nitric oxide in promotion of riceseed germination under low temperature by inoculationof Bacillus pumilus TUAT1 strain

P-20

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnologyEnumeration of soil microorganism which degrade L-3,4dihydroxyphenylalanine, an allelochemical of Mucuna
HAREYAMA
prurience var. utilis

P-21

Phytotoxic effect of Soil-incorporated Dried Leaf
University of Buea, Dept. of Botany andResidue of Euphorbia golondrina L.C.Wheeler on
Plant Physiology, Cameroon
Tomato Growth and Yield

TaheriParisa

Tugba

Gonca Isin Ozkan

Tugba

Gonca Isin Ozkan

Biramahire

BAngeloC.

MardaniH

MardaniH

P-26

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

P-27

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

P-28

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

Presence and variations of l-canavanine in hairy vetch(Vicia villosa) during seeds maturation stages

P-29

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

Evaluation of allelopathic ground cover plants andisolation of azetidine 2-carboxylic acid as allelochemical Maeda
from big blue lilyturf

P-24

Yohei

Lawrence Monah

P-25

P-23

LierNdam

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology
Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology
Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology
Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

P-22

Endophytic Fungi Isolates from an Allelophatic Plant:
The Case of Vicia villosa Roth.
A Perspective on Allelopathic Potential of Some Turkish
Plant Species by Sandwich Method
A perspective on allelopathic activity of some Turkish
plant species by Dish Pack Method
Effect of Mechanical Weeding on the Allelopathic
Potential of Weed
EFFECT OF RELAY LIVING MULCHES WITH MAIZE(Zea mays L.) ON WEED COMMUNITIES UNDERREDUCED SOIL-TILLAGE
Contents of l-Canavanine and Free Amino Acids inGerminated Seeds and Protoplasts of Etiolated
Seedlings of Hairy vetch (Vicia villosa).

Xiao

Hiroko

P-30
P-31
P-32
P-33
P-34
P-35
P-36
P-37
P-38
P-39

Nitrogen mineralization and microbial biomass dynamics
Omariin different soils following amendment with contrasting
plant resources
Insect antifeedant activities of sesquiterpene lactones
Kindai University
Tsunakifrom Asteraceae glandular trichomes
Weed control using herbal medicine extraction residue
Miyazaki University
Oyama
as natural mulch
Evaluation of putative allelochemicals, cinnamic acidand an anthocyanin, in Spiraea thunbergii and S.
Tokyo University of Agriculture andcantoniensis using in vitro bioassay method ofSuzuki
Technology
allelopathy, the protoplast co-culture with digital image
analysis
Phytochemical screening and allelopathic activity ofTokyo University of Agriculture andHienethanolic extract and solvent fractions of Vernonia
Technology
Amygdalina Del. leaf
Tokyo University of Agriculture andSpecies-specific allelopathic potential of Vietnamese teaVanTechnology(Camellia sinensis)
Evaluation on the allelopathic potentials of Malaysianplants, and identification of goniothalamin as a potent
Kyoto University
Ismilallelochemical from Goniothalamus andersonii J.
SinclairTokyo University of Agriculture andIdentification of allelopathic substances of desert plant
BaoTechnology
Sea-buckthorn
The possible role of allelopathy in invasive succession ofTokyo University of Agriculture andIzumi
TechnologyPapaver dubium L.
Allelopathic and antimicrobial study of Acacia modesta
The University of Agriculture, Peshawarand Buxux papillosa available in District Hangu, KPK,
HashimPakistan
PakistanTokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

P-40

Chiba Prefectural Agriculture andForestry Research Center

How to promote the growth of young Japanese Peartrees with the cyanamide and establish the system todetermine when we should use the cyanamide

P-41

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

Identification of allelopathic compound of fenugreek andits allelopathic potential against some weeds underIsmaillaboratory

ToyaRichard Ansong
KaiseiKoukiSakae

Nguyen Thi HanhPhamRL
Masataka
SaimaTomoaki

TamerP-42

Ministry of Agriculture and Forest,
Sudan

Evaluation of the the allelopathic activity of Sudaneseplants for weed control in Sorghum bicolor

P-43
P-44

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology
Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

P-45

Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology

L-DOPA in Vicia faba sprouts and gene that produce LMochizuki
DOPA
Evaluation of 91 Chinese medicinal plant species for
Aniya
allelopathic potential
CREST project and future dream for researchFujii-Elucidation of rhizosphere chemical world for theregulation of crop robustness-Elmadni

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