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Kobe University

July 6, 2022


It takes three: the genetic mutations that made rice cultivation possible


July 1, 2022


It takes three: the genetic mutations that made rice cultivation possible


September 17, 2020


Successful improvement of the catalytic activity of photosynthetic CO2 fixing enzyme Rubisco


December 5, 2019


Gene expression regulation in Chinese cabbage illuminated


November 11, 2019


Flowering mechanism in Brassica rapa leafy vegetables illuminated 


August 21, 2019


The mechanism that controls Chinese cabbage flowering


July 18, 2017


Evolution of the fungus that is devastating wheat crops


October 31, 2016


DNA methylation affects superiority of hybrid plants - Discovery could be used in efficient breeding of high-yield vegetables


October 6, 2016


How plants grow new lateral roots - New method uses 3-D live imaging


August 26, 2016


Researchers succeed in developing a genome editing technique that does not cleave DNA


June 27, 2016


Four newly-identified genes could improve rice


May 11, 2016


Why do tomatoes smell "grassy"? - Researchers identify enzymes that convert the grassy smell into a sweeter scent


April 21, 2016


Mechanism behind plant withering clarified


March 25, 2015


Research groups at Kobe University and the University of Tokyo focus on heat-resistant crops (The Japan Times)


March 17, 2015


Artificial control of starch synthesis in plants come true


March 2, 2015


Study identifies inducers able to enhance high-temperature tolerance in plants: proven effective on rice and tomatoes at cooperative farms





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