| Exponential leap in the taxonomy of plant-pathogenic fungi |
| Main Convention Hall |
| Organizer: Chiharu Nakashima (Mie University, Japan) |
| Chair: Chiharu Nakashima (Mie University, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Field diagnosis and taxonomy |
| InYong Choi |
Jeollabuk-do Agricultural Research and Extension Services, Korea |
| Speaker 2 |
Advanced taxonomy and diagnosis of Phytophthora species based on molecular sequences |
| Koji Kageyama |
Gifu University, Japan |
| Speaker 3 |
New Panama disease and its diversity in Indonesia |
| Nani Maryani |
Universitas Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa, Indoenesia
UNTIRTA Banten, Indonesia |
| Speaker 4 |
Diversity and taxonomy of the genus Colletotrichum |
| Bevan Weir |
Manaaki Whenua – Landcare, New Zealand |
| Speaker 5 |
Host range studies and its contribution to taxonomy of the genus Alternaria |
| Junji Nishikawa |
Sakata Seed Corporation, Japan |
| Speaker 6 |
Integrated species concept for plant pathogenic fungi |
| Lei Cai |
Institute of Microbiology, CAS, China |
| Research and management of fungicide resistance in Asian countries |
| Convention Hall 200 |
| Organizer: Hideki Watanabe (Gifu Prefectural Agricultural Technology Center, Janan) |
| Chair: Akira Kawaguchi (National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Occurrence of multiple resistance to flutianil and pyriofenone in field Isolates of Podosphaera xanthii, the causal fungus of cucumber powdery mildew |
| Takuya Miyamoto |
Ibaraki Agricultural Center, Japan |
| Speaker 2 |
Molecular mechanism of resistance to OSBPI Fungicides in Phytophthora capsici |
| Xili Liu |
China Agricultural University, China |
| Chair: Hirofumi Suzuki (Mie Prefecture Chuo Agricultural Extension Center, Japan) |
| Speaker 3 |
Resistance of Venturia inaequalis to fungicides: current incidence and distribution in Aomori Prefecture, Japan |
| Kazuyuki Hirayama |
Apple Research Institute, Aomori Prefectural Industrial Technology Research Center, Japan |
| Speaker 4 |
Increases factor of bakanae disease and its countermeasures in Japan |
| Shin-ichi Fuji |
Akita Prefectural University, Japan |
| Chair: Yoshihide Nakajima (Syngenta Japan K.K., Japan) |
| Speaker 5 |
Resistance to strobilurin fungicides in Colletotrichum spp. causing anthracnose of several crop plants in Korea |
| Heung Tae Kim |
Chungbuk National University, Korea |
| Speaker 6 |
Collaboration: the key to managing fungicide resistance in Asia |
| Susan Knight |
Syngenta Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd., Singapore |
| Omics-based biocontrol strategies for plant pathogens |
| Convention Hall 300 |
| Organizer: Masafumi Shimizu (Gifu University, Japan) |
| Chair: Nobutaka Someya (National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Metabolic architecture that shapes the lifestyle of Pseudomonas protegens in the rhizosphere |
| Kasumi Takeuchi |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Chair: Yoshiteru Noutoshi (Okayama University, Japan) |
| Speaker 2 |
Resource discovery and application of Bacillus in biocontrol of plant diseases |
| Xuewen Gao |
Nanjing Agricultural University, China |
| Chair: Ikuo Sato (Nagoya University, Japan) |
| Speaker 3 |
Suppression of rice seedling disease using bacteria and bacteriophages from soils for organic farming |
| Sugihiro Ando |
Tohoku University, Japan |
| Chair: Chol Gyu Lee (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan) |
| Speaker 4 |
To be announced |
| Jihyun F. Kim |
Yonsei University, Korea |
| Chair: Kazuki Fujiwara (National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Speaker 5 |
Microbiome Engineering and Development of Microbial Biopesticides for Improved Biotic and Abiotic Stress Resilience in Plants |
| Peer M. Schenk |
The University of Queensland, Australia |
| Viruses as manageable phytopathogens and useful tools (This session is co-sponsored by PSJ Plant Virus Disease Workshop) |
| Convention Hall 200 |
| Organizer: Nobuhiro Suzuki (Okayama University, Japan) |
| Chair: Nobuhiro Suzuki (Okayama University, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Rapid selection of useful mild strains after nitrous acid induction for control of potyvirus by cross protection |
| Shyi-Dong Yeh |
National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan |
| Speaker 2 |
Screening and identification of new agents for controlling plant viruses |
| Kook-Hyung Kim |
Seoul National University, Korea |
| Speaker 3 |
Using mycovirus-mediated hypovirulent strain of a cosmopolitan fungal pathogen of dicots to protect cereal crops from major fungal diseases |
| Daohong Jiang |
Huazhong Agricultural University, China |
| Speaker 4 |
Application of virus vectors for integration-free plant genome editing |
| Kazuhiro Ishibashi |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Speaker 5 |
Apple latent spherical virus vectors as a tool for applied research in agriculture |
| Nobuyuki Yoshikawa |
Iwate University, Japan |
| Plant immunity (This session is co-sponsored by PSJ plant-microbe interactions symposium) |
| Main Convention Hall |
| Organizer: Yoshitaka Takano (Kyoto University, Japan) |
| Chair: Yoshitaka Takano (Kyoto University, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Quinone perception in plants via leucine-rich repeat kinases |
| Ken Shirasu |
RIKEN CSRS, Japan |
| Speaker 2 |
Lignin barrier spatially restricts pathogens and confers resistance in Arabidopsis |
| Ohkmae K Park |
Korea University, Korea |
| Speaker 3 |
Molecular basis for Pseudomonas acetylatransferase effector HopZ5-triggered immunity |
| Kee Hoon Sohn |
Pohang University of Science and Technology , Korea |
| Speaker 4 |
Signaling and evolution of rice NLR proteins Pit1 and Pit2 |
| Yoji Kawano |
Okayama University, Japan |
| Speaker 5 |
Phytophthora pathogens manipulate host pre-mRNA splicing machinery to subvert plant immunity |
| Suomeng Dong |
Nanjing Agricultural University, China |
| Elucidation of bacterial virulence mechanisms for development of sustainable control system (This session is cohosted by Plant Bacterial Disease Workshop supported by The Phytopathological Sciety of Japan.) |
| Convention Hall 300 |
| Organizer: Yasufumi Hikichi (Kochi University, Japan) |
| Chair: Seiji Tsuge (Kyoto Prefecture University, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Gene regulatory landscape of pathogenic and commensal bacteria in plants |
| Kenichi Tsuda |
Huazhong Agricultural University, China |
| Speaker 2 |
Application of Pseudomonas sp. XP1-6 on management of bacterial wilt and heat stress in tomato |
| Nai-Chun Lin |
National Taiwan University, Taiwan |
| Chair: Yasufumi Hikichi (Kochi University, Japan) |
| Speaker 3 |
Modulation of bacterial wilt resistance of tomato by root microbiota |
| Seon-Woo Lee |
Dong-A University, Korea |
| Speaker 4 |
Quorum Sensing in Ralstonia solanacearum Species Complex: Characterization and Chemical Control |
| Kenji Kai |
Osaka Prefecture University, Japan |
| Speaker 5 |
Regulation of Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae hrp genes mediated by sugars and sugar metabolism regulators |
| Seiji Tsuge |
Kyoto Prefecture University, Japan |
| Initiatives for better education on plant health |
| Convention Hall 200 |
| Organizer: Takashi Tsuge (Chubu University, Japan) |
| Chair: Yuki Ichinose (Okayama University, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Educational program for plant disease diagnosis supported by the PSJ |
| Norio Kondo |
Hokkaido University, Japan |
| Speaker 2 |
Tips for conducting hands on plant diagnostic workshops |
| Kyoko Watanabe |
Tamagawa University, Japan |
| Chair: Sotaro Chiba (Nagoya University, Japan) |
| Speaker 3 |
Farmer education through Farmer Field School in Cambodia |
| Chhay Ngin |
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cambodia |
| Speaker 4 |
Bring healthy crop through disease management to farmer |
| Pamela Wang |
Corteva Agriscience, China |
| ”Evidence-based Control ” for disease management and epidemiology |
| Main Convention Hall |
| Organizer: Akira Kawaguchi (National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Chair: Akira Kawaguchi (National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
The improvement of plant disease management using evidence-based control |
| Nobuya Tashiro |
Saga Prefectural Upland Farming Research and Extension Center, Japan |
| Speaker 2 |
Integrated control of cucumber black root rot by using soil fumigation and soil pH amendment with converter slag |
| Yasuya Iwadate |
Iwate Agricultural Research Center, Japan |
| Speaker 3 |
Species composition, infection process, and chemical management options of Colletotrichum species causing grape ripe rot in Virginia, USA |
| Mizuho Nita |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA |
| Chair: Nobuya Tashiro (Saga Prefectural Upland Farming Research and Extension Center, Japan) |
| Speaker 4 |
Fusarium wilt of blackberry: an experience in the design of evidence-based integrated disease management programs |
| Angel Rebollar Alviter |
Chapingo Autonomous University, Mexico |
| Speaker 5 |
Factors affecting and control for red crown rot of soybean in Japan |
| Sunao Ochi |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Speaker 6 |
Spatial pattern analysis with the images taken by an unmanned aerial vehicle |
| Kentaro Ikeda |
Gumma Prefectural Government, Japan |
| Speaker 7 |
The evidence-based control for bacterial plant diseases in Japan |
| Akira Kawaguchi |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Current practice of managing plant diseases caused by soilborne pathogens (This concurrent session is jointly organized by 30th PSJ Soil-Borne Disease Workshop.) |
| Convention Hall 300 |
| Organizer: Masahiro Shishido (Chiba University, Japan) |
| Chair: Masahiro Shishido (Chiba University, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi as biocontrol against soilborne root pathogens causing diseases on banana and vegetables |
| Nelly Aggangan |
University of Philippines, Los Banos, Philippines |
| Speaker 2 |
Techniques for controlling Fusarium basal stem rot of shallot in Indonesia |
| Suryo Wiyono |
Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia |
| Speaker 3 |
Bio-control of Rigidoporus and Ganoderma root rot using perennial herbaceous plants |
| Suwandi Suwandi |
Sriwijaya University, Indonesia |
| Speaker 4 |
Characteristics and control of potato late blight as a soil-borne disease |
| Seishi Akino |
Hokkaido University, Japan |
| Speaker 5 |
A decade of research on soilborne fungal and oomycete diseases of cucurbits in dry environments: characterization and management |
| Abdullah M. Al-Sadi |
Sultan Qaboos University, Oman |
| Plant diagnosis: The past and the future |
| Convention Hall 200 |
| Organizer: Tetsuo Maoka (National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Chair: Tetsuo Maoka (National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Thirty years of diagnosis history in Japanese potato viruses: Past achievements and future prospects |
| Tetsuo Maoka |
National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Speaker 2 |
Diagnosis of Citrus Huanglongbing and virus diseases in Taiwan |
| Ting-Hsuan Hung |
National Taiwan University, Taiwan |
| Speaker 3 |
On-site application of loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) for the detection of phytoplasma in Asia-Pacific countries |
| Toshiro Shigaki |
Pacific Agriculture Alliance, Japan |
| Speaker 4 |
Current status and future prospects of plant disease diagnosis using aerial images from an unmanned aerial vehicle |
| Ryo Sugiura |
National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Plant protection for soil borne diseases |
| Convention Hall 300 |
| Organizer: Kazuhiro Nakaho (National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Chair: Kazuhiro Nakaho (National Agricultural and Food Research Organization, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Optimized field trials of anaerobic soil disinfestation with diluted ethanol solution |
| Yuso Kobara |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Speaker 2 |
Integrated pest management of lettuce big-vein disease by utilizing acidic fertilizer |
| Kenichi Ikeda |
Kobe University, Japan |
| Speaker 3 |
Towards development of amino acid-based agrochemicals that induce resistance to bacterial wilt disease |
| Shigemi Seo |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Speaker 4 |
Development of health checkup based soil-borne disease management (HeSoDiM) |
| Shigenobu Yoshida |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Speaker 5 |
Development of Capsicum rootstock cultivars with resistant to bacterial wilt and Phytophthora blight |
| Hiroshi Matsunaga |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Plant protection for insect pests on the way to viral disease control transmitted by them |
| Main Convention Hall |
| Organizers: Norihide Hinomoto (Kyoto University, Japan) and Hiroshi Abe (RIKEN BRC, Japan) |
| Chair: Hiroshi Abe (RIKEN BRC, Japan) |
| Speaker 1 |
Use of zoophytophagous bug Nesidiocoris tenuis to control virus transmitting insect pests in protected horticulture |
| Norihide Hinomoto |
Kyoto University, Japan |
| Speaker 2 |
Attraction of predatory bugs by violet LED |
| Takumi Ogino, Takuya Uehara and Masami Shimoda |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
| Chair: Norihide Hinomoto (Kyoto University, Japan |
| Speaker 3 |
Behavioral control of the thrips using Jasmonate analog, PDJ -from the model plants for practical application- |
| Hiroshi Abe |
RIKEN BRC, Japan |
| Speaker 4 |
A novel insect behavior regulator -The feature and usage of acetylated glyceride to suppress infection of plant disease viruses- |
| Takayuki Kashima |
Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha, Ltd., Japan |
| Speaker 5 |
Repellence of moth pests by ultrasound |
| Ryo Nakano |
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan |
