Hiroyuki Koyama

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Gifu University

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Hiroyuki Koyama is a Professor at Gifu University in Japan. His research areas include chemical genetics, plant stress responses to abiotic factors, and molecular physiology. Recent publications explore the roles of reactive oxygen species in plants, aluminum-induced malate secretion mechanisms, and the effects of nutrient management on crop resilience. He aims to enhance the understanding of stress tolerance in various crops, particularly in response to environmental challenges.

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Kazutaka Kusunoki

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Akiko Maruyama-Nakashita

Kyushu University

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Mika NOMOTO

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Nagoya University

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Yoshiharu Y. Yamamoto

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Gifu University

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Leon V. Kochian

University of Saskatchewan

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Chemical genetics analysis suggests the involvement of Aurora kinase and MAPKs in aluminum-induced malate secretion in Arabidopsis

Alleviating effect of calcium sulfate on aluminum stress through enhanced malate release with increased gene expression of malate transporter and sulfate transporter

STOP1‐regulated SMALL AUXIN UP RNA55 (SAUR55) is involved in proton/malate co‐secretion for Al tolerance in Arabidopsis

Functionality of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) in Plants: Toxicity and Control in <i>Poaceae</i> Crops Exposed to Abiotic Stress

Ability of Nutrient Management and Molecular Physiology Advancements to Overcome Abiotic Stress: A Study on Sub-Saharan African Crops

Characterization of Al3+-toxicity responses and molecular mechanisms underlying organic acid efflux in Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper

The transcription factors, STOP1 and TCP20, are required for root system architecture alterations in response to nitrate deficiency

Differential Transcriptional Regulation of Drought Stress Revealed by Comparative RNA-seq Analysis of Contrasting indica Rice from North East India

Cowpea NAC1/NAC2 transcription factors improve growth and tolerance to drought and heat in transgenic cowpea through combined activation of photosynthetic and antioxidant mechanisms

Editorial: Al-Induced and -Activated Signals in Aluminium Resistance

High affinity promoter binding of STOP1 is essential for early expression of novel aluminum-induced resistance genes GDH1 and GDH2 in Arabidopsis

Comparative RNA-Seq analysis of the root revealed transcriptional regulation system for aluminum tolerance in contrasting indica rice of North East India

Correction to: The biotechnological importance of the plant-specific NAC transcription factor family in crop improvement (Journal of Plant Research, (2021), 134, 3, (475-495), 10.1007/s10265-021-01270-y)

Expression genome-wide association study identifies that phosphatidylinositol-derived signalling regulates ALUMINIUM SENSITIVE3 expression under aluminium stress in the shoots of Arabidopsis thaliana

Smart fertilizer management: the progress of imaging technologies and possible implementation of plant biomarkers in agriculture

Synergistic and antagonistic pleiotropy of STOP1 in stress tolerance

The biotechnological importance of the plant-specific NAC transcription factor family in crop improvement

Aluminum-Specific Upregulation of <i>GmALS3</i> in the Shoots of Soybeans: A Potential Biomarker for Managing Soybean Production in Acidic Soil Regions

A single-population GWAS identified AtMATE expression level polymorphism caused by promoter variants is associated with variation in aluminum tolerance in a local Arabidopsis population

Enhanced exudation of malate in the rhizosphere due to AtALMT1 overexpression in blackgram (Vigna mungo L.) confers increased aluminium tolerance

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Kazutaka Kusunoki

Akiko Maruyama-Nakashita

Mika NOMOTO

Yoshiharu Y. Yamamoto

Leon V. Kochian

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