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Applicable solutions against rice blast in Asia

 
Rationale
Blast (Pyricularia oryzae Cavara) is one of the most serious diseases in all cultivating areas of rice (Oryza sativa L.) from temperate to tropical countries. It can be estimated to cause damage equivalent to 2 billion US$ (1% of rice production) annually. JIRCAS has led “Rice Blast Research Network” for years and accumulated important knowledge to tackle with this complex issue to assure stable production and environmentally friendly agriculture at the same time. Recently, a wide range of molecular studies identified some pathogenic mechanisms, however, technologies which are not yet widely applicable are not sufficiently studied. This workshop will encourage practical technology development based on the scientific results accumulated so far, through discussions among scientists as well as practitioners. This proposal is directly connected to theme 4: ‘Environmentally friendly technologies’ of the FFTC’s Strategic Action Plan. It also fits well for the mandates of organizers, considering global/trans-boundary nature of this issue.
 
Objectives
  • To exchange knowledge on the recent advancement in rice blast research and experiences of its field application with a strong emphasis on the effective control of the disease.
  • To strengthen international cooperation towards the development of effective and applicable technologies to deal with rice blast.
  • To suggest future directions in rice blast research and the roles of public and private entities towards the effective control of the disease.
Themes
  • Review of the recent advancement in the area of rice blast research.
  • Share the experiences of the successful practices for controlling rice blast.
  • Breeding solutions towards the effective control of rice blast.
  • Agronomic solutions towards the effective control of rice blast.
  • Integrated solutions towards the effective control of rice blast.
  • Future directions for the effective international collaboration.
  • Travel and visit-research facilities and/or fields relating to rice blast in Japan.
  • Others.

program

Program
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Blast research network for stable rice production by JIRCAS
Dr. Yoshimichi FUKUTA
JIRCAS, Japan
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Evaluation and designation method for rice blast fungus race using LTH monogenic lines as differential variety set
Dr. Nagao HAYASHI
NIAS/NARO, Japan
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Development and characterization of international differential varieties for blast disease
Dr. Hiroki SAITO
JIRCAS, Japan
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Genetic improvement for resistance of panicle blast using partial resistance genes
Mr. Tomofumi YOSHIDA and Ms. Ryo TANIMOTO
Mountainous Region Agricultural Institute, Aichi Agricultural research institute, Japan
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Pathotype Diversity of Blast Isolates from Malaysia and Evaluation on Blast Monogenic Lines for Blast Resistance
Ms. Siti Norsuha Binti Misman
MARDI, Malaysia
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R gene search for enhancing stabile resistance to rice blast using monogenic lines in Korea
Dr. Young-Chan Cho
RDA, Korea
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Genetic diversity of rice blast isolates in Thailand based on avirulent gene nucleotide sequences
Dr. Chatchawan JANTASURIYARAT
Kasetsart University, Thailand
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Pathogen diversity and inoculum source of rice blast disease in Taiwan
Mr. Yi-Nian Chen
TARI, Taiwan
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Evaluation the function and structure variation of AVR Genes by genome comparison of Magnaporthe oryzae in China
Prof. Chengyun LI
Yunnan Agricultural University, China (JIRCAS Rice Blast Research Network partner)
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Pathogenicity of blast isolates and genetic variation of resistance of rice in Cambodia
Dr. ORN, C.
CARDI, Cambodia (JIRCAS Rice Blast Research Network partner)
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Pathogenicity of blast isolates and genetic variation of rice in Lao PDR
Drs. Phetmanyseng Xangsayasane, Chanthakhone BOUALAPHANH
RRC/NAFRI, Lao PDR (JIRCAS Rice Blast Research Network partner)
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Pathogenicity of blast isolates and genetic variation of resistance of rice in the Philippines
Drs, Jennifer NIONES and Jonathan NIONES
PhilRice, The Philippines (JIRCAS Rice Blast Research Network partner)
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Pathogenicity of blast isolates and genetic variation of resistance of rice in Vietnam
Dr. Nguyet NGUYEN
AGI, Vietnam (JIRCAS Rice Blast Research Network partner)
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Pathogenicity of blast isolates and genetic variation of resistance of rice in Bangladesh
Drs, Md. A.I. KHAN and Md. LATIF
BRRI, Bangladesh (JIRCAS Rice Blast Research Network partner)
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proceedings

proceeding
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