IPNC'13 · 2016. 12. 27. · intercropped durum wheat and faba bean as affected by phosphorus fertilizer history Xiaoyan Tang, France Magnesium deficiency increases susceptibility

XVII. INTERNATIONALPLANT NUTRITION COLLOQUIUM

PLANT NUTRITION FOR NUTRIENT AND FOOD SECURITY 19- 22 AUGUST 2013 • ISTANBUL / TURKEY

IPNC'13

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19- 22 AUGUST 2013 • ISTANBUL / TURKEY

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18 AUGUST, SUNDAY16:00-19:00 - Registration and poster mounting

19 AUGUST, MONDAY07:30-18:00 - Registration and poster mounting

09:00-10:15 - OPENING SESSION - ANADOLU AUDITORIUM Chair: Patrick Brown, USA Past President of International Plant Nutrition Council

Ismail Cakmak, Turkey Chairman of the Colloquium and President of International Plant Nutrition Council

A. Nihat Berker, Turkey President of Sabanci University

09:25-10:10 Opening plenary presentation: The multifaceted challenges of plant nutrition Walter J. Horst, Germany

10:15-10:45 - Coffee Break

10:45-12:30 - MARSCHNER’S SESSION: NURTURING THE FUTURE - ANADOLU AUDITORIUM (and the Ceremony for “Marschner Young Scientist Awards)

Chair: Philip White, UK

10:45-11:00 A revision of the two-mechanism model of primary K+ acquisition in roots of higher plants

Devrim Coskun, Canada

11:00-11:15 Natural variation of the root morphological response to nitrate supply in Arabidopsis thaliana

Jérôme De Pessemier, Belgium

11:15-11:30 Nitrogen isotope discrimination as an integrated process indicator of nitrogen fluxes, assimilation and allocation in plants

Lee Kalcsits, Canada

11:30-11:45 Chloride-induced transient alkalinizations in the leaf apoplast of Vicia faba L. Modulate stomatal aperture and thereby fulfill some requirements of a transducing signaling element

Christoph-Martin Geilfus, Germany

11:45-12:00 Growth and luminescence observatory for roots (GLO-roots): A platform for analysis of root structure and physiology in soil

Rubén Rellán-Álvarez, USA

12:00-12:10 Ceremony for “Marschner Young Scientist Awards”

12:15-14:00 - Lunch and Poster Viewing

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14:00-16:00 - Keynote Presentations - ANADOLU AUDITORIUM

Chair: Ciro A. Rosolem, Brazil

14:00-14:30 Phosphorus efficiency in Proteaceae Hans Lambers, Australia

14:30-15:00 Rhizosphere in space and time - challenges for designing the most relevant root traits for efficient nutrient acquisition

Philippe Hinsinger, France

15:00-15:30 Plasticity of root system architecture of Arabidopsis thaliana under changing nutrient availabilities

Nicolaus von Wiren, Germany

15:30-16:00 Pathways of arsenic uptake and translocation in plants Fangjie Zhao, China

16:00-16:50 - Coffee Break and Poster Viewing

PARALLEL SESSIONS

16:50-18:15RHIZOSPHERE PROCESS, ROOT BIOLOGY AND NUTRIENT ACqUISITION Chair: Ellis Hoffland, NetherlandsMarmara Hall

MINERAL NUTRITION AND ABIOTIC STRESS Chair: Richard Bell, Australia Anadolu Auditorium

16:50-17:05Plasticity of rhizosphere hydraulic properties - potential implications for nutrient acquisition Doris Vetterlein, Germany

HMG is a Promising Key Gene for the Enhancement of Aluminum Tolerance of Rice via Modulating Membrane Sterols in Root-Tip Portion Tadao Wagatasuma, Japan

17:05-17:20

Subsoil rhizosphere modification by chickpea under a dry topsoil Enamul Kabir, Bangladesh

Comprehensive analysis of the rice transcriptome, methylome and small RNAome in response to Pi stress using deep sequencing David Secco, Australia

17:20-17:35Characterization of a genistein transporter in roots of lupin plant Stefano Gottardi, Italy

Comprehensive mechanisms for metabolic adaptation of barley to Fe deficiency Kyoko Higuchi, Japan

17:35-17:50Transcriptome analysis of cluster root function and development in white lupin (Lupinus albus L.) under P deficiency Zhengrui Wang, Germany

Implications of nitric oxide on drought-induced oxidative stress in Phaseolus vulgaris Tijen Demiral, Turkey

18:00-20:30 - Poster Viewing and Welcome Cocktail Hosted by TOROS AGRI




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20 AUGUST, TUESDAY08:30-18:00 - Registration and Information Desk Open

PARALLEL SESSIONS

08:30-09:55RHIZOSPHERE PROCESS, ROOT BIOLOGY AND NUTRIENT ACqUISITION Chair: Ellis Hoffland, NetherlandsMarmara Hall

MINERAL NUTRITION AND ABIOTIC STRESS Chair: Richard Bell, AustraliaAnadolu Auditorium

08:30-08:45Using a mycorrhizal mutant tomato genotype to explore plant zinc nutrition at deficient and toxic soil zinc Stephanie Watts-Williams, Australia

Natural Variation of Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Response to Suboptimal Nitrogen Nutrition in Arabidopsis thaliana Nihal Öztolan Erol, Netherlands

08:45-09:00Predicting zinc bioavailability to wheat improves by integrating pH dependent nonlinear root surface adsorption Andreas Duffner, Netherlands

A novel strategy for identification of genes to improve boron use efficiency in Arabidopsis thaliana Kyoko Miwa, Japan

09:00-09:15Identification of a new component in Fe acquisition in Arabidopsis thaliana Nicole Schmid, Germany

Manganese deficiency severely decreases photosynthesis in maize Lizhi Long, Denmark

09:15-09:30

Rhizosphere microbial community in intercropped durum wheat and faba bean as affected by phosphorus fertilizer history Xiaoyan Tang, France

Magnesium deficiency increases susceptibility of plants to heat stress Melis Mengütay, Turkey

09:30-09:45

Genotypic variation in the ability of plants to tolerate manganese deficiency in cereals grown in calcareous systems: the role of root phytases Timothy S. George, UK

Nutrient seed priming: An approach to improve low root zone temperatures stress tolerance in maize during early growth Muhammad Imran, Germany



Chair: Nicolaus von Wiren, Germany

10:45-11:15 Biofortification: A new tool to reduce micronutrient malnutrition Howarth Bouis, USA

11:15-11:45 Accumulating essential dietary minerals in edible tissues Philip White, UK

11:45-12:15 Molecular speciation of micronutrients in plants: consequences for transport and storage

Jan Schjoerring, Denmark

12:15-12:45 From plant surface to plant metabolism: the uncertain fate of foliar-applied nutrients

Patrick Brown, USA




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14:15-16:15 - Keynote Presentations - ANADOLU AUDITORIUMChair: Walter J. Horst, Germany

14:15-14:45 New paradigm of integrated nutrient management to ensure food security and environment quality simultaneously

Fusuo Zhang, China

14:45-15:15 Rural subsistence and market-oriented (peri-)urban food production in sub-Saharan Africa: nutrient cycling and resource use efficiency for sustainable agriculture

Andreas Bürkert, Germany

15:15-15:45 Non-responsive soils in Sub-Sahara Africa: a role for multiple plant nutrient indices

Roel Merckx, Belgium

15:45-16:15 Nitrogen cycling in forest ecosystems in a changing climate Heinz Rennenberg, Germany


PARALLEL SESSIONS

17:00-18:15NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT AND FERTILIZERS IN CROP PRODUCTION Chair: Sylvester Oikeh, KenyaAnadolu Auditorium

NUTRIENT UPTAKE, TRANSPORT AND STORAGE Chair: Toru Fujiwara, JapanMarmara Hall

17:00-17:15Predicting P response in rain-fed winter cereals on diverse soils using soil analysis Richard Bell, Australia

Micronutrient variability in phloem: changes in zinc concentration during grain loading Lachlan Palmer, Australia

17:15-17:30

Drip-fertigation to increase the productivity of mango cv. Alphonso raised under ultra-high density planting (UHDP) system Neelankanda Pillai Kumar, India

Quantifying protein deposition in wheat grain at the subcellular scale using 15N labeled glutamine and high resolution SIMS Katie L. Moore, UK

17:30-17:45Multi-isotopic analysis can reveal the fertilization history of plants Kristian Holst Laursen, Denmark

Development of real-time radioisotope imaging system to study plant nutrition Tomoko M. Nakanishi, Japan

17:45-18:00Nutrient Expert software for developing nutrient management guidelines for cereal crops Mirasol Pampolino, Philippines

Use of advanced imaging techniques on plant tissues Magali Schnell Ramos, Italy

18:00-18:15Characterization of Upland NERICA Rice for Low-N Tolerance in Tropical Savanna Sylvester Oikeh, Kenya

Natural variability of nitrogen remobilization efficiency at the vegetative stage reveals the physiological process involved in the high nitrogen use efficiency of winter oilseed rape Girondé Alexandra, France

18:15-20:15 - Poster Viewing and Happy Hour




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21 AUGUST, WEDNESDAY08:30-18:00 - Registration and Information Desk Open

PARALLEL SESSIONS

08:30-09:55NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT AND FERTILIZERS IN CROP PRODUCTION Chair: Sylvester Oikeh, KenyaAnadolu Auditorium

NUTRIENT UPTAKE, TRANSPORT AND STORAGE Chair: Toru Fujiwara, JapanMarmara Hall

08:30-08:45Simultaneously improving crop yield and nitrogen use efficiency of maize and wheat in Chinese agriculture: a review Xin-Ping Chen, China

Role of node-located transporters in mineral distribution in rice Naoki Yamaji, Japan

08:45-09:00Nickel-enriched seed and externally supplied nickel improve growth and alleviate foliar urea damage in soybean Ümit Barış Kutman, Turkey

A root stele expressed nitrate transporter OsNRT2.3a functions in nitrate translocation from root to shoot in rice Xiaorong Fan, China

09:00-09:15Nickel in Swedish soils and cereals - current state, impact of organic fertilizers and balance calculation Karin Hamnér, Sweden

Mechanisms of the plasma membrane targeting of the boric acid channel NIP5 Junpei Takano, Japan

09:15-09:30Transformations of elemental sulfur and sulfate in soil Fien Degryse, Australia

Expression analysis of high-affinity ammonium transporters (ZmAMTs) in Chinese maize varieties Lixing Yuan, China

09:30-09:45

Change in root size and distribution of maize in relation to nitrogen accumulation during maize breeding process in China Guohua Mi, China

The transporter HvIRT1 is required for optimal photosystem II activity and grain manganese loading in barley Pai Pedas, Denmark





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PARALLEL SESSIONS

10:45-12:25 NUTRIENT FUNCTIONS, SIGNALING aNd SourcE-SiNK rElaTioNS Chair: Naoko Nishizawa, JapanMarmara Hall

NUTRIENT CYCLING, ECOSYSTEMS AND CLIMATE CHANGE Chair: Sylvie Brouder, USAAnadolu Auditorium

10:45-11:00 Iron-efficient and -fortified rice plants by manipulation of iron-binding regulators Takanori Kobayashi, Japan

N-fertilizer related nitrous oxide emissions - what we know, what we can do Klaus Dittert, Germany

11:00-11:15 Differential Mn efficiency is related to Mn loading and destabilization of the photosystem II super-complex Søren Husted, Denmark

Significantly increased N deposition in China since the 1980s

Xuejun Liu, China

11:15-11:30 New transgenic rice plant tolerant to low iron availability in a calcareous soil with enhanced activities of Fe (III) reduction and phytosiderophore secretion Naoko K. Nishizawa, Japan

Microbial processes in soil phosphorus (P) cycling: new approaches and implications for plant P nutrition Else Büneman, Switzerland

11:30-11:45 Uncoupling phosphate deficiency from its effects on growth and gene expression in plants Hatem Rouached, France

Phosphorus adsorption related to biochar application combined with lime and compost in a Ferralsol Muhammad Farooq qayyum, Pakistan

11:45-12:00 Nitrate supply affects auxin distribution in roots of two rice cultivars with different responses to nitrogen forms Yali Zhang

Dynamics of agricultural use differentially affect soil properties and crop response in East African wetlands Helen Kamiri, Kenya

12:00-12:15 Source-sink relationships: fruit presence negatively affects leaf carbon assimilation, nutrient concentration, and leaf area at the spur level Sebastian Saa, USA

Elevated carbon dioxide and wheat nutrition of wheat - lessons from the Australian grains free air carbon dioxide enrichment experiments Robert Norton, Australia



Chair: Dilek Anaç, Turkey

14:00-14:30 Potassium dynamics in plants Zed Rengel & Richard Bell, Australia

14:30-15:00 Potassium in stress tolerance of crop plants Völker Römheld, Germany

15:00-15:30 Regulation of potassium transport in plants under hostile conditions: implications for abiotic and biotic stress tolerance

Sergey Shabala, Australia





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16:15-18:30 - POTASSIUM SPECIAL SESSION - ANADOLU AUDITORIUM

Chair: Dilek Anaç, Turkey

16:15-16:30 The role of potassium in the physiological response to water stress of the olive tree

Ran Erel, Israel

16:30-16:45 Influence of potassium deficiency on metabolites in different barley liners during drought stress

Seyed Abdollah Hosseini, Germany

16:45-17:00 Effect of potassium mineral nutrition and deficit irrigation on lemon yield and mineral status (Citrus limon cv. Eureka) Mehdi Ben Mimoun, Tunisia

17:00-17:15 Nitrogen use by different wheat varieties under different nitrogen and potassium fertilization rates Bihter Çolak Esetlili, Turkey

17:15-17:30 Interactive effect of potassium and nitrogen on rice (Oryza sativa L) lodging Abdul Wakeel, Pakistan

17:30-17:45 Wheat and barley genotypes differ in growth response to soil potassium supply under low to moderate sodium supply qifu Ma, Australia

17:45-18:00 Potassium fertilization of silage maize in sandy soils of Loukkos (Morocco) Ahmed Bamouh, Morocco

18:00-18:15 The correlation analysis between endogenous hormone contents and cotton fiber quality in different level of potassium nutrients

Deying Ma, China

18:30-19:30 - Poster Viewing

20:00-23:00 - Gala Dinner




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22 AUGUST, THURSDAY08:30-18:00 - Registration and Information Desk Open

PARALLEL SESSIONS

08:30-09:45ELEMENT TOXICITY AND REMEDIATION Chair: Rufus Chaney,USAMarmara Hall

PLANT NUTRITION, FOOD qUALITY AND HUMAN HEALTH Chair: Ross Welch,USAAnadolu Auditorium

08:30-08:45Using Cations to Probe the Question: How Do Roots Perceive, Respond to and Modify their Environment? Pax Blamey, Australia

Over-expression of HvSUT1 in wheat leads to a theoretical increase in total absorbable zinc Georgia Guild, Australia

08:45-09:00Regulation mechanism of ALMT1 expression in two accessions of Holcus lanatus differing in Al tolerance Zhi Chang Chen, Japan

Iron concentration and bioavailability in cooked vs. uncooked beans of a traditional Portuguese Phaseolus vulgaris variety Marta R. M. Lim, Portugal

09:00-09:15Structural and functional responses of sunflower and tobacco grown on a Cu-contaminated soil series Michel Mench, France

Biofortification of apple fruit with zinc through foliar zinc application at different developmental stages Yan-an Wang, China

09:15-09.30Genetic and physiological aspects of resistance to iron toxicity in rice (Oryza sativa L.) Linbo Wu, Germany

Nitrogen source influences crop Zn, Fe, and β-carotene contents Jessica G. Davis, USA

09:30-09:45 How do plants sense arsenic? Robert Reid, Australia

09:50-10:45- Coffee Break and Poster Viewing


Chair: Hans Lambers, Australia

10:45-11:15 Evolution of aluminum tolerance in plants and strategies for improving plant production on acid soils

Peter Ryan, Australia

11:15-11:45 Molecular and biochemical regulation of cereal aluminum resistance Leon Kochian, USA

11:45-12:15 Seed Mineral Enhancement for Human Health: The Importance of Whole- Plant Mineral Dynamics

Michael Grusak, USA

12:15-12:45 The role of plant nutrition in alleviating human micronutrient deficiencies in Africa

Martin Broadley, UK





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PARALLEL SESSIONS

14:15-15:40ELEMENT TOXICITY AND REMEDIATION Chair: Rufus Chaney, USAMarmara Hall

PLANT NUTRITION, FOOD qUALITY AND HUMAN HEALTH Chair: Ross Welch, USAAnadolu Auditorium

14:15-14:30Hyperaccumulators as model systems to study regulation of plant nutrition Nathalie Verbruggen, Belgium

Iron biofortification in rice by the introduction of multiple genes involved in iron nutrition Hiroshi Masuda, Japan

14:30-14:45Reduction of arsenic and cadmium in rice by water management and soil amendment. Tomohito Arao, Japan

Zinc concentration in wheat grains and associated soils of Southern Punjab requires zinc application for biofortification Shahid Hussain, Pakistan

14:45-15:00

Transcriptome analysis of a non-model species: characterization of Zn and Cd hypertolerance in Gomphrena claussenii by RNASeq Mina Villafort Carvalho, Netherlands

Agronomic biofortification of upland rice genotypes with selenium and its relations with nitrogen metabolism Andre Rodrigues Reis, Brazil

15:00-15:15Development of low-cadmium rice by ion-beam irradiation Satoru Ishikawa, Japan

Grain micronutrients status in wheat and maize from on-farm production system of China Chun-qin Zou, China

15:15-15:30Effect of Irrigation water management on As and Cd in rice grain Rufus L. Chaney, USA

Use of foliar zinc sulfate fertilizer with pesticides for enriching Zinc in wheat grains in India Hari Ram, India

15:30-15:50 - Coffee Break 15:50-17:20 - CLOSING SESSION - ANADOLU AUDITORIUM

Chairs: Jan Schjoerring, Denmark (President of the IPNC 2017)

Ismail Cakmak, Turkey 15:50-16:35 - Closing Plenary Presentation: Mineral Transport from Soil to Seed Jian-Feng MA, Japan 16:35-16:50 - Presentation of Poster Prizes

16:50-17:05 - Introduction to IPNC 2017 in Denmark Jan Schjoerring, Denmark

17:05-17:10 - Closing of IPNC 2013

POSTER PRESENTATIONS


1. Rhizosphere Process Root Biology and Nutrient Acquisition




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P1-1Shoot Growt h Potential Decides Nutrient Use Efficiency Chunjian Li, Peng Ning, Sa Li P1-2Thermodynamic modelling of P availability: the case of intercropping rhizosphere M. Duputel1, P. Hinsinger1, F. Gérard1

P1-3Microarray-based identification of genes differentially expressed in stem base of Petunia hybrida in different developmental stages of Adventitious Root Formation (ARF) Mohammad-Reza Hajirezaei1, Amir Ahkami2, Uwe Scholz1, Burkhard Steuernagel1, Mark Strickert4, Siegfried Zerche3, Uwe Druege3, Nicolaus von Wirén1 and Philipp Franken3

P1-4Effects of plant species and easy decomposable carbon supply on plant P uptake from various P sources Toshihiko Karasawa1, Kazunari Nagaoka1, Makoto Takenaka 1,2

P1-5Understanding the genetic control of rhizosheath formation and impacts of multiple stress on phosphorus acquisition Timothy S. George1, Lawrie K. Brown1, W T B Thomas2, Luke Ramsay2, Joanne Russell2, Philip J. White1.

P1-6Developing a low cost high throughput root phenotyping system for selection of phosphorus efficient Brassica rapa lines Michael O. Adu1, 2, Martin R. Broadley2, Malcolm J. Bennett2, Philip J. White1, Lionel X. Dupuy1

P1-7Photosynthesized carbon inputs to soil organic carbon pools in rice-soil system1 Tida Ge, Chang Liu, Chengli Tong, Jinshui Wu*

P1-8Long-Term No-Tillage Winter Wheat Production affected by Delayed Degradation of Herbicide Residues in Soils Heinrichs R.1, Afzal A.2, Machado, J.L. 3, Müller D.2, Schmid P.2, Kühn, B.2, Bott S.2, Römheld V.2, Neumann G.2

P1-9Phosphorus in maize rhizosphere as affected by ruzigrass and soil phosphorus Ciro A. Rosolem1, Danilo S. Almeida1, Juan P. A. Raphael1, Tiago A. Catuchi1, Veridiana Z. Mendonça1




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P1-10Some Aspects of Achieving Phosphorus of lrn1, a Brassica napus Root Mutant Lei Shi1, 2, Dongxia Li1, 2, Pan Yuan1, 2, Taoxiong Shi1, 2,Guangda Ding1, 2, Fangsen Xu1, 2

P1-11Would Breeding Higher Mycorrhizal Responsiveness in Maize Varieties be a Better Approach to Improve the Use Efficiency of Soil P Source ? Q. Chu · X.X . Wang ·F. J. Chen ·Y. Yang·F. S. Zhang · G. Feng P1-12Soil Nature and Iron Uptake Efficiency Determine the Natural Distribution of Two Elm Species in the Iberian Peninsula Martin Venturas1, Victoria Fernández1, Paloma Nadal2, Paula Guzmán1, Juan José Lucena2, Luis Gil1

P1-13The Non-Specific Lipid Transfer Protein N5 of Medicago truncatula is Required for Efficient Nodulation During Symbiosis with N-Fixing Rhizobia Pii Youry1, Molesini Barbara1, Pandolfini Tiziana1

P1-14Proteomic Factors Of Phosphorus Acquisition in White Lupin (Lupinus albus L.) Julia Müller1, Christian Zörb1

P1-15Larger Phosporus Uptake by Rice than by DGT in P-Deficient Reduced Soil Tovohery Rakotoson1,2, Laetitia Six2, Lilia Rabeharisoa1, Erik Smolders2

P1-16Functional Analysis of Candidate Genes for P-Starvation Induced Root Hair Growth M. Hinrichs1, M. Bremer1, H. Küster2, M. K. Schenk1

P1-17Influence of Selenium on Nitrogen Metabolism and Antioxidant Defense in Nodulated Alfalfa Plants Roghieh Hajiboland1, Somayeh Rahmat1, Naser Aliasgharzad2

P1-18Identification of a Transcription Factor involved in altering the Root Architecture of Arabidopsis thaliana under Low Phosphorus Availability Ricardo F. H. Giehl1 and Nicolaus von Wirén1

P1-19Organic and Phenolic Acids of Root Exudates in Wheat and Faba Bean Intercropping Zheng Yi1,2* Xiao Jingxiu1 Tang Li1




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P1-20A Promoter from Soybean PAP12 Gene Drives Preferential Gene Expression in Mycorrhizae under Phosphate Starvation Jia Zhou, Xiurong Wang, Hong Liao*

P1-21Characterization of the Phosphate Acquisition Ability and Strategies of Arabidopsis thaliana Accessions by Analyzing Root Exudates Ayumi Furutani1, Hayato Maruyama1, Keiki Okazaki2, Takuro Shinano2, Jun Wasaki1

P1-22Salt Tolerant Pseudomanas Strain Improved Growth, Nodulation and Nutrient Uptake of Soybean Grown under Hydroponic Salt Stress Condition Dilfuza Jabborova 1,3, Dilfuza Egamberdieva1, Leena Räsänen2, Hong Liao3

P1-23Contribution of Root Traits for Better Phosphorus Use Efficient Wheat Varieties Kamrun Nahar1, Glenn McDonald1, William Bovill 2

P1-24Relationship between Mycorrhizal Responsiveness and Phosphorus Use Efficiency of Wheat Varieties Kamrun Nahar 1, Glenn McDonald 1, William Bovill 2

P1-25Analysis of a Root Growth Defective Arabidopsis Mutant Obtained from Screen for Boron Deficiency Sensitive Mutants Naoyuki Sotta, Takuya Sakamoto, Toru Fujiwara P1-26AM Colonization Enhancing Carbon Distribution to Root and Phenolic Acid Secretion Lixuan Ren, Guohua Xu P1-27Effects of Different Wheat Varieties Intercropped with Faba Bean on Rhizosphere Available Phosphorus and Root Growth of Wheat Li Tang1*, Yuyun Wang1, Yi Zheng1,2

P1-28Effects of Intercropped White Lupin on the Growth and P Accumulation of Main Crop Plants Jun Wasaki1,2, D.M.S.B. Dissanayaka1, Satoshi Irie2, Yoko Uewaki2, Yosuke Nakano2, Hayato Maruyama1, Kenji Kouno1

P1-29Manipulating Root/Rhizosphere Processes by Localized Nutrient Supply to Improve Nutrient Use Efficiency in Maize Cropping Systems Jianbo Shen, Jingying Jing, Hongbo Li, Qinghua Ma, and Fusuo Zhang




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P1-30Effects of Plastic Film Mulching on Root Growth, Soil Temperature and Soil Nutrient Availability in Maize Cropping System Mufan Zeng1, Haigang Li2, Jianbo Shen2,*

P1-31Screening for Genetic Variation in Different Root Types of Wheat Chunyuan Huang1, Zhanghui Zeng2, Peter Langridge1

P1-32Organic Ligands Released by Iron Deficient Barley Plants (Hordeum vulgare L. cv. Europa): Hydroponic vs. Soil Rebeka Fijan1, Fabio Valentinuzzi1, Stefano Cesco1, Nicola Tomasi2, Roberto Pinton2, Roberto Terzano3, Daniele Del Buono4, Tanja Mimmo1

P1-33Contributions of Deep Roots to Maize Growth and Yield Xiaobin Wu, Haigang Li, Fusuo Zhang, Jianbo Shen*

P1-34An Active Factor from Tomato Root Exudates Plays an Important Role in Efficient Establishment of Mycorrhizal Symbiosis Shubin Sun1, Guohua Xu*

P1-35Stimulates the Piriformospora indica colonization the phosphorus acquisition and potassium uptake in barley? Diedrich Steffens1, Karl-Heinz Kogel2, Jafargholi Imani2

P1-36Developing Root Phenotyping Techniques for Brassica Napus Catherine L. Thomas1,2, Konrad Neugebauer1, Neil S. Graham1, Rory Hayden1, John P. Hammond3, Mark Nightingale4, Mark C. Meacham1, Philip J. White2, Lionel Dupuy2, Martin R. Broadley1

P1-37Do Plant Species Depend on Mycorrhizae in Terms of Zinc Uptake? İbrahim Ortas1, Çağdaş Akpinar1, Ahmet Demirbaş1 And Zülküf Kaya1

P1-38Inorganic Compounds, and Microbial Activities In Rhizosphere Masako Owadano1, Toshihiro Watanabe1, Mitsuru Osaki1




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P1-39Enhancement of Nutrient Uptake with Modifying Spatial Distribution of Maize Root System by Banding Ammonium and P Qinghua Ma, Fusuo Zhang and Jianbo Shen*

P1-40Development of a Novel Hydroponic Growth and Image Analysis System to study Three-Dimensional Root Architecture Jon E. Shaff 1, Alexandre X. Falcão 2, Randy T. Clark 3, Brittany A. Green 1, Leon V. Kochian 4

P1-41Plant Growth Stimulation and Root Colonisation of Soybean (Glycine max L.) by Bradyrhizobium japonicum and Pseudomonas putida as Affected by Phosphorus and Nitrogen Source Dilfuza Egamberdieva1, Dilfuza Jabborova 1,3, Leena Räsänen2, Hong Liao3

P1-42The Molecular Network Governing the Activity of Established Legume Nodules Schulze, J.1, Cabeza, R.1,2

P1-43Advanced Growth Promoting Technology Creating New Inoculants for Soybean, Pea and Lentil Manas R. Banerjee

P1-44Root Exudate Pattern as Affected by Different Nutrient De�iciencies in Apple (Malus x domestica Borkh.) Trees Fabio Valentinuzzi1, Rebeka Fijan1, Nicola Tomasi2, Stefano Cesco1, Roberto Pinton2, Tanja Mimmo1

P1-45Soil Fertility Status and Content of Heavy Metals in Agricultural Soils of Northern Serbia Milic S.1, Sekulić P.1, Ninkov Jordana1, Zeremski, Tijana1, Vasin J.1

P1-46Indigenous Pseudomonas spp. diversity from rhizosphere of different maize genotypeIvica Djalovic, Nastasija Mrkovacki, Natasa Rasulic, Djordje Kuzmanovic, Dragana Josic



2. Nutrient Uptake Transport and Storage




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P2 - 1Influence of cations on Nitrate uptake and assimilation of excised barley leaves M. O. El Mohtasem

P2 - 2Mechanistic models of nutrient uptake under predicts or over predicts to low concentrations? A correct uptake formula Juan C. Reginato1, Jorge L. Blengino1, Domingo A. Tarzia2

P2 - 3A forward genetic approach to identifying novel factors for boron-dependent endocytosis of a boron transporter, AtBOR1 Akira Yoshinari1, Yuka Ogino2, Tomoaki Sakamoto3, Tetsuya Kurata3, Satoshi Naito1,4, Junpei Takano1

P2 - 4Influence Of Transplanting And Foliar Nutrition Spray For Enhancing The Growth Of Pigeonpea N.Rajesh1, Dr.V.K.Paulpandi2 and R.Duraisingh3

P2 - 5NtXIP1;1 is a plasma membrane aquaporin that facilitates the transport of several uncharged subtrates, including boric acid Gerd Patrick Bienert1, Nicolaus von Wirén2, François Chaumont1

P2 - 6How are different boron forms related to leaf chlorosis in trifoliate orange seedlings under different rates of boron? Wang Rui-dong 1, Liu G.D.1, Liu L.C.1, Jiang C.C.1*

P2 - 7Genotypical differences in iron and phosphorus efficiency in maize indicate an antagonism between these two elements Rongli Shi1, Nicolaus von Wirén1

P2 - 8Mechanisms of phosphorus tolerance in Ptilotus polystachyus – a herb that does not down-regulate its P-uptake capacity at high P supply Tariq Aziz1,2, Hans Lambers2, Megan H. Ryan2

P2 - 9Comparison of BOR1-Like Gene Expression in Two Genotypes with Different Boron Efficiency in Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Sumana Leaungthitikanchana1, Mayuki Tanaka1, Sittichai Lordkaew2, Sansanee Jamjod3, Benjavan Rerkasem3, Toru Fujiwara1

P2 - 10The N-terminal region of the NIP5;1 boric acid channel plays a role in polar localization in the plasma membrane Sheliang Wang1, Satoshi Naito1,2, Junpei Takano1




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P2 - 11High-throughput quantitative imaging revealed new insights into the Boron-dependent endocytosis of Arabidopsis boron transporter BOR1. Akira Yoshinari1, Martina Beck2, Ji Zhou2, Silke Robatzek2, Satoshi Naito3, Junpei Takano1

P2 - 12Transcriptomic analyses of maize ys1 and ys3 mutants reveal maize iron homeostasis Tomoko Nozoye1, Hiromi Nakanishi1, Naoko K. Nishizawa1,2

P2 - 13Role of 5´ UTR in boron-dependent translation of BOR1, a boron transporter in Arabidopsis thaliana Izumi Aibara1, Tatsuya Hirai1, Kyoko Miwa2

P2 - 14Identification of a Mn transporter involved in Fe homeostasis under Fe deficiency in Arabidopsis thaliana Seçkin Eroğlu1, Bastian Meier2, Nicolaus von Wirén1, Edgar Peiter2

P2 - 15Inclusion of Urea in the Foliar 59feedta-Solution Stimulated Leaf Penetration and Translocation of 59Fe within Wheat Plants Seher Bahar Aciksoz1, Levent Ozturk1, Atilla Yazici1 and Ismail Cakmak1

P2 - 16Absorption and Distribution of Soil Boron (10B) by Orange and Lemon Trees Rodrigo Marcelli Boaretto1; Dirceu Mattos Junior1; Jose Antonio Quaggio2; Heitor Cantarella2; Antonio Enedi Boaretto3;

P2 - 17Application of magnesium-28 and potassium-42 to study uptake manner in a rice plant Keitaro Tanoi1, Natsuko I. Kobayashi1, Takayuki Saito1, Atsushi Hirose1, Yoshimi Ohmae1, Hisashi Suzuki2, Ren Iwata3, Tomoko M. Nakanishi1

P2 - 18Direct Imaging and Anlysis of Root Uptake for Cadmium using 107Cd Nobuo Suzui1, Satoru Ishikawa2, Sayuri Ito-Tanabata1, Satomi Ishii1, Masato Igura2, Tadashi Abe2, Masato Kuramata2, Naoki Kawachi1, Shu Fujimaki1

P2 - 19Boron Translocation in Cotton Cultivars Ciro A. Rosolem1, Júlio C. Bogiani2, Cássio H. Abreu Jr.3

P2 – 20 Identification of the Candidate Genes Regulating Shoot Zinc Accumulation in Lotus japonicas Jun Furukawa1, Yoshiaki Iwata1, Aoi Takano1, Shinobu Satoh1




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P2 - 21Increased Mineral Nutrient Retention in Endosperm of Transgenic Rice Overexpressing Sucrose Transporter HvSUT1 My-my Huynh1, James C. R. Stangoulis1, Colin L. D. Jenkins1, Peter A. Anderson1

P2 - 22Evaluation of the Potential of Winter Cereals (Bread-Making Wheat, Hard Wheat and Two-Rowed Barley) to be used in Selenium Biofortification Programs under Mediterranean Conditions Sara M. Rodrigo, María J. Poblaciones

P2 - 23Coffee Seedlings Growth as Affected by Silicon and Fungicide Application Mauricio Antonio Cuzato Mancuso1, R. P. Soratto1

P2 - 24Comparative Mobility of Foliar Applied Zn from Zinc Hydroxide Nitrate Crystals (ZnHNC) and Zn Nitrate in Tomato Plants Yumei Du1, Anh V Nguyen3, Zhi Ping Xu2, Victor Rudolph3 and Longbin Huang1*

P2 - 25Phylogenetic Analysis of Borate/Boric Acid Exporters in Plants Shinji Wakuta1, Katsuhiko Mineta2, Koji Ide1, Kyoko Miwa3, Toru Fujiwara4, Satoshi Naito1,5, Junpei Takano1

P2 - 26Iron Deficiency Modulates S Homeostasis in Tomato Seedlings Anna Rita Paolacci1, Mario Ciaffi1, Silvia Celletti1, Giulio Catarcione1, Malcolm J. Hawkesford2, Stefania Astolfi1

P2 - 27Effect of Phosphorous Nutrition on Wheat Leaf Surface Properties Fernández, Victoria1, Guzmán, Paula1, Peirce, Courtney2, McBeath, Therese3, Khayet, Mohamed4, McLaughlin, Mike2,5

P2 - 28Live-imaging of Radiocesium Transport in Plants Shu Fujimaki1, Naoki Kawachi1, Yong-Gen Yin1, Nobuo Suzui1, Satomi Ishii1, Hiroshi Watabe2, Seiichi Yamamoto3

P2 - 29Characterization of Rice Transporter OsLCT1 Responsible for Cadmium Transport into Grains Shimpei Uraguchi1,2, Nobuo Suzui3, Takehiro Kamiya1, Youg-Gen Yin3, Satomi Ishii3, Naoki Kawachi3, Shu Fujimaki3, Toru Fujiwara1

P2 - 30Proteomic Analysis of Pakchoi Roots grown under Glycine-Nitrogen and Nitrate-Nitrogen Conditions Wang Xiaoli1, Huang Danfeng1




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P2 - 31Identification and Comparison of QTLs for Phosphorus Use Efficiency at Seedling Stage of Brassica napus Grown in Different Media Guangda Ding, Lei Shi, Fangsen Xu

P2 - 32Functional Imaging of Photosynthesis in a Leaf by using Carbon-11 labeled Carbon Dioxide and Positron Emitting Tracer Imaging System Naoki Kawachi1, Nobuo Suzui1, Satomi Ishii1, Noriko S. Ishioka1, Shu Fujimaki1

P2 - 33A Constitutive Expressed Phosphate Transporter, OsPht1;1, Modulates Phosphate Uptake and Translocation in Pi-replete Rice Shubin Sun1, Guohua Xu*

P2 - 34Foliar Uptake of Phosphorus by Wheat is Greater from the Adaxial than the Abaxial Leaf Side Peirce, Courtney1, Fernández, Victoria2, McBeath, Therese3, McLaughlin, Mike J1,4, Guzmán, Paula 2

P2 - 35The Distinctive Effects of Phosphate Transporters in Rice Guohua Xu1, Shubin Sun2, Mian Gu2

P2 - 36Investigations on the Role of Ammonium Transporters in Modulating Nitrate Uptake Alberto M. Laginha1, Anne Bohner1, Nicolaus von Wirén1

P2 - 37Influence of Coal Combustion Flue Gas Desulfurization Gypsum on Elemental Uptake by Maize(Zea Mays L.) Paramasivam Sivapatham1 Stephanie-Marie Ebanks2, Sri Ranjini Arumugam2, Jayaraman Kuppuswamy2 and Chellu S. Chetty2

P2 - 38Copper Isotope Fractionation during Plant Uptake, Root Adsorption and Organic Complexation B. Ryan1, F. Degryse1, J. K. Kirby2, M.J. McLaughlin1,2, K. Scheiderich2

P2 - 39Fine Characterization of OsPHO2 Knockout Mutants Reveals its Key Role in Pi utilization in Rice Shubin Sun*, Guohua Xu

P2 - 40Uptake of Phosphorus Stored in Different Soil Pools Mike T F Wong1, K Wittwer2, R W Bell3

P2 - 41Mutational Analysis of Arabidopsis BOR1 Borate Transporter to Identify the Amino Acid Residues Involved in Polar-Localization Koji Kasai, Toru Fujiwara




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P2 - 42Isolation and Analysis of a Low Calcium Sensitive Mutant of Arabidopsis Yusuke Shikanai1, Yusuke Enomoto2, Mutsumi Yamagami3, Takehiro Kamiya1 , and Toru Fujiwara1

P2 - 43A Vascular Manganese and Iron Transporter Required for Submergence Tolerance of Arabidopsis Meier, B.1, Kirsten, A.2, Fierlbeck, L.1, Nies, D.2, Mustroph, A.3, Peiter, E.1

P2 - 44Genotypic Variation and Mechanism for P-efficiency in Peanut Ajay B. C, Singh A. L, Dagla M. C, Narendra Kumar, Makwana A. D

P2 - 45Subcellular Distribution of Zinc in Apple Rootstock Seedlings Suffering from Zinc Deficiency Fei Liu, Aihong Liu, Xiaodan Fan and Yan-an Wang

P2 - 46Comparison of Changes in Root Transcriptome of Two Maize Inbred Lines in Response to Nitrate Treatment Anita Zamboni1, Sabrina Zuchi2, Youry Pii1, Katia Guardini1, Stefania Astolfi2, Zeno Varanini1

P2 - 47Effects of Increased Phosphorus Rates on Yield and Phosphorus Concentration in Grain and Straw of Triticale GenotypesInci Tolay1, Nurdilek Gulmezoglu2, Zekiye Budak Basciftci3

P2 - 48Functional characterization of an Al-induced transporter gene in buckwheatKengo Yokosho, Naoki Yamaji and Jian Feng Ma

P2 - 49OsNramp5 is a major transporter for uptake of Mn and Cd in riceAkimasa Sasaki, Naoki Yamaji, Kengo Yokosho and Jian Feng Ma

P2 - 50Zinc Uptake and Transport in Wild Emmer and Cultivated Durum Wheat Differing in Seed Zinc ConcentrationsOzlem Yilmaz1*, Gamze Altintas2*, Ismail Cakmak2, Levent Ozturk2

P2 - 51Optimizing Seed Priming Treatments with Zinc for Improving Stand Establishment of WheatMuhammad Farooq1, Abdul Rehman1

P2 - 52Evaluation of the potential of winter cereals (bread-making wheat, hard wheat and two-rowed barley) for use in Selenium biofortification programs under Mediterranean conditionsSara M. Rodrigo, María J. Poblaciones

P2 - 53 Impact of macro and micronutrient deprivation on iron uptake in bedding plants Dharma S. Pitchay 1, and Paul V. Nelson2



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P3 - 1A New “On-Dish” Imaging Method to Analyze Individual Photosynthetic Abilities of Small Plant Seedlings Using Positron-Emitting Tracer Imaging System (PETIS)Naoki Kawachi1, Atsushi Koyanagi1,2, Nobuo Suzui1, Satomi Ishii1, Yong-Gen Yin1, Aya Hatano-Iwasaki3,4, Ken’ichi Ogawa3,4, Hiroaki Shimada2, Shu Fujimaki1

P3 - 2Nitrogen and Dry Matter Availability During Flowering is Not Decisive for Seed Number of N-Efficient and Inefficient Oilseed Rape CultivarsAbdullah Ulas1, Torsten Behrens2, Franz Wiesler3, Walter J. Horst2, Gunda Schulte auf’m Erley4

P3 - 3 Amelioration of the Nutritional Status and Yield of Faba Bean as Affected by Mg Foliar ApplicationK. H. Mühling1, N. Wendler1,2, C. Zörb1,3, C. M. Geilfus1, C. Neuhaus1

P3 - 4Genome-wide GO Analysis of Soybean miRNAs’ Target Genes Feng XU, Qian LIU, Jingxiang WANG and Hong LIAO

P3 - 5Regulation of Secondary Cell Wall Synthesis under Si-deficient Condition in RiceTsuyoshi Yamamoto1, Jun Furukawa1, Atsuko Nakamura1, Hiroaki Iwai1, Tadashi Ishii1, Jian Feng Ma2, Ryusuke Yokoyama3, Kazuhiko Nishitani3, Shinobu Satoh1

P3 - 6Nitrogen Supply Enhances Intrinsic but Not Biomass Water Use EfficiencyMehmet Senbayram1, Merle Tränkner1, Klaus Dittert1,2, Holger Brueck3

P3 - 7Effect of Defoliation on Seed Yield and Nitrogen Uptake of Oilseed Rape Cultivars Differing in Nitrogen EfficiencyAbdullah Ulas1, Torsten Behrens2, Franz Wiesler3, Walter J. Horst2, Gunda Schulte auf’m Erley4

P3 - 8Symbiotic N2 fixation in the Model Plant Medicago truncatula under P DeficiencyCabeza, R.1,2, Neumann, J.2, von Stieglitz, I.2, Schulze, J.2

P3 - 9 CLE6 Partly Mediates Growth Promotion by Gibberellin as a Systemic SignalHaniyeh Bidadi1, Kimiyo Sage-Ono1, Keita Matsuoka1, Jun Fukushima1, Masashi Asahina2, Shinjiro Yamaguchi3, Shinichiro Sawa4, Hiroo Fukuda5, Yoshikatsu Matsubayashi6, Michiyuki Ono1, Shinobu Satoh1

P3 - 10Effect of Mn on photosynthetic parameters of C3 Cleome spinosa and C4 Cleome gnynandra in conjugation with antioxidant defenseAhmet Dinç1, Ismail Turkan1, Hediye Sekmen1, Baris Uzilday1

P3 - 11Role of silicon on the antioxidant system of ryegrass plantsPaula Cartes1, Sofía Pontigo2, Beryet Govinden2, Alejandra Ribera1 and María de la Luz Mora1

P3 - 12Antioxidant Role of Selenium Plant uptake in Cereal Crops Growing on Volcanic Soils M.L. Mora1, C. Paredes1, R. Demanet2, J.C. Garcia2 and P. Cartes1



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P4 – 1 Ascorbate biosynthesis as a limiting factor in tolerance to zinc deficiency in riceStefanie Höller1, Michael Frei1

P4 - 2Variability of Chickpea response to drought stressAbdelmajid Krouma1, Chedly Abdelly1 and Fujimura Tatsuhito2

P4 - 3How important is the timing in Se fertilization on bread-making wheat under Mediterranean conditions?María J. Poblaciones, Sara M. Rodrigo, Teodoro García-White, Santiago Lledó, Oscar Santamaría

P4 - 4Evaluation of the fertilizing properties and associated risks of treated waste water use in fodder culture in TunisiaAbdelmajid Krouma and Chedly Abdelly

P4 - 5Iron as a determinant of virulence and resistance in the Colletotrichum graminicola – maize interactionFanghua Ye1, E. Albarouki2, H. Deising2, N. von Wirén1

P4 - 6Effect of Bio- fertilizer Inoculation on the Productivity of some Barley Cultivars under Water Stress Conditions at Different Stages of GrowthAlice.T. Thalooth, Amany, A. Bahr and M. M. Tawfik

P4 - 7Sulphate of potash enhances wheat growth and yield in drought-prone and sulphur-deficient soils in Western AustraliaQifu Ma1, Richard Bell1, Michel Marchand2

P4 - 8Boron Availability and Structural Development of Citrus RootstocksGeisa Lima Mesquita1, Dirceu Mattos Jr.1, Francisco A. Tanaka2, José A. Quaggio3, Rodrigo M. Boaretto1

P4 - 9Potassium Nutrition for Mitigating Cold Stress in BananaV.P. Bhalerao1, A.N.Deshpande2, S.K. Bansal3 and Eldad Sokolowski4

P4 - 10Enhanced potassium status in sweet basil reduced diseases caused by Botrytis cinerea and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum U. Yermiyahu1, L. Israeli2, M. Fogel2, Y. Elad2




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P4 - 11Boron deficiency in maize identified by artificial vision system Pedro Henrique de Cerqueira Luz1, Mário Antônio Marin1, Fernanda de Fátima da Silva1, Liliane Maria Romualdo1, Valdo Rodrigues Herling1, Uanderson Henrique Barbieri Pateis1, Leonardo José Lunardi1, Celso Bonafe Peres1.

P4 - 12Physiological and Transcriptional Responses to Magnesium Deficiency in Rice LeavesNatsuko I. Kobayashi1, Takayuki Saito1, Yoshimi Ohmae1, Ren Iwata2, Keitaro Tanoi1, Tomoko M. Nakanishi1

P4 - 13Growth changes in Panicum and Brachiaria cultivars under nitrogen stressFrancisco A. Monteiro1, Tiago B. Garcez2

P4 - 14Lipidome profiling of phosphorus-deficient rice cultivars reveals remodeling of membrane lipids as a mechanism of low P toleranceKeitaro Tawaraya1, Yumiko Yamazaki1, Weiguo Cheng1, Masaru Chuba3, Yozo Okazaki2, Kazuki Saito2, Akira Oikawa1,2, Tadao Wagatsuma1

P4 - 15Effect of a Complex of Trace Elements Microcom-V on the Resistance of Grape to Low Negative TemperaturesVeliksar Sofia, Tudorache Gh., David Tatiana, Balan Victoria

P4 - 16Differential tolerance to phosphorus deficiency in sugarcane Fenando C. B. Zambrosi1, Rafael V. Ribeiro2, Paulo E. R. Marchiori3, Marcos G.A. Landell4, Heitor Cantarella1, José A. Quaggio1, Júlio C. Garcia4

P4 - 17Phenotypical attributes of A. thaliana plants exposed to heavy metals and interactions with Fe nutritionAlexandra Lešková, Ricardo F.H. Giehl2, Nicolaus von Wirén2

P4 - 18Supply of assimilates by old leaves contributes to BarleyvGrowth under Fe deficiencyJun Iwase1, Daiki Nagura1, Yoshihumi Tsukiori1, Akihiro Saito1, Eitaro Miwa1

and Kyoko Higuchi1

P4 - 19Fractionation of Aluminum in Tropical Soils Cultivated with Tomato PlantsRoberta C. Nogueirol1, Francisco A. Monteiro2, Ricardo A. Azevedo2

P4 - 20 Intercropped maize and faba bean influences the uptake of micronutrients in organic productionEva Stoltz1, Elisabet Nadeau2




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P4 - 21Involvement of a Heterotrimeric G-Protein in Al-induced Secretion of Organic Acids from RootsYao Yan Li, Xin Lian Tang, Lei Geng Yang, Wei Jun Zhang, Xiao Feng Li

P4 - 22Pepper (Capsicum annuum) Response to Nitrogen as Affected by SalinityA. Stein1, H. Yasuor1, A. Bar-Tal2, A. Ben-Gal1, S. Cohen3 U. Yermiyahu1

P4 - 23Does a Bound Form of Silicon Exist in Plant Cell Walls?Congwu He1, Lijun Wang1, Jian Liu1, Xin Liu1, Xiuli Li1, Jie Ma1, Yongjun Lin2, and Fangsen Xu1,2

P4 - 24Cloning and Expression Analysis of BnNIP5;1s of Oilseed Rape (Brassica napus L.) with different Boron EfficiencyLei Shi1, 2, Longfei Guo1, 2, Xinju Chang1, 2, Hongmei Cai1, Fangsen Xu1, 2 P4 - 25Physiological Mechanism and Genetic Analysis for Boron Efficiency in Brassica napusFangsen Xu, Didi Zhang, Yuan Pan

P4 - 26Exogenous Proline Enhances Nutrient Uptake and Confers Tolerance to Salt Stress in Maize (Zea mays L.)M. Anamul Hoque1, Rakiba Alam1, D.K. Das1, Y. Murata2

P4 - 27A Newly Identified Gene from Barley Alters Calcium Signals and Increases the Sensitivity of Yeast to Sodium and LithiumRicardo Happeck1,2, Nicolaus von Wirén2,3, Edgar Peiter1,2

P4 - 28Evaluation of a NPK Fertilizer with Adhered Manganese Lignosulfonate as a Manganese Source for Rape (Brassica napus L.)Martín-Ortiz, D., Hernández-Apaolaza, L., and Gárate, A.

P4 - 29Effect of NaCl on Nitrogen Uptake in Swiss Chard LeavesEmi Kaburagi1 and Hideyasu Fujiyama2

P4 - 30Germination Responses of Cenchrus ciliaris to Temperature and SalinityLobna Mnif Fakhfakh1, Mohamed Chaieb2

P4 - 31Differential Growth Responses and Potassium Uptake of Three Oil Palm Crosses Under Adequate and Deficient Potassium SuppliesSim C. C.1,3, Zaharah A.R.1, Sharifah S.R.S.A.2, and Goh K. J.3




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P4 - 32 Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Promote the Growth of Ceratocarpus arenarius (Chenopodiaceae) with No Enhancement of Phosphorus NutritionNing Shi1, Tao Zhang1, Dengsha Bai2, Gu Feng1

P4 - 33Natural variation for Zinc Deficiency Tolerance in Arabidopsis thalianaAna Carolina Atala Lombelo Campos, Edouard Severing, Kaige Zhao, Ross Alexander, Mark G.M. Aarts

P4 - 34Metabolite and Nutrient Analysis under Drought Stress during the Youth Development of Beta vulgaris L.Rita Krechel1, Monika Wimmer1, Yves Gibon2, Heiner E. Goldbach1

P4 - 35Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of the Metabolomic Changes Induced by Iron Deficiency in Soybean LeavesMarta R. M. Lima1,2, Sílvia O. Diaz3, Inês Lamego3, Michael A. Grusak2, Ana M. Gil3, Marta W. Vasconcelos1

P4 - 36Boron and Zinc Accumulation by Citrus Rootstocks is Affected by Water StressDirceu Mattos Jr.1, Danilo Ricardo Yamane1, James P. Syvertsen2

P4 - 37Interaction of Limited Soil Phosphorus and Potassium Availability and Moisture Stress on Growth of Rice (Oryza sativa L.)K.A.T.N. Somaweera1, D.N. Sirisena2, W.A.J.M. de Costa1, L. Suriyagoda1

P4 - 38Boron Deficiency Response in Arabidopsis: Alterations in Plant Architecture Development.Isidro Abreu1, Laura Poza1, María Isabel Orús1, Ildefonso Bonilla1, Luis Bolaños1

P4 - 39Auxin Inducible Sucrose Transporter NtSUT1 is Involved in Aluminum Tolerance in Tobacco CellsSameeullah Muhammad, Takayuki Sasaki, Yoko Yamamoto

P4 - 40De novo Sequencing And Analysis of the White Lupin Root Comparative Transcriptome using a 454 GS Junior Platform to Discover Putative Genes Involved in Phosphorus DeficiencyHayato Maruyama1, Yusuke Unno2, Takuro Shinano2, Jun Wasaki1

P4 – 41Effects of Zinc Deficiency on Photosynthesis and Chloroplast Ultrastructure in Apple Tree LeavesChunxia Fu, Fei Liu, Yujing Yan, Xiaodan Fan, Yan-an Wang




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P4 - 42Response of Maize to Bacterial Inoculants under Different Soil ConditionsEgamberdieva Dilfuza

P4 - 43 57Fe Distribution in Soybean Plants Treated with HBED/Fe3+ and EDDHA/Fe3+ Applied at Different Growth StagesC. Martín-Fernández, L. Hernández-Apaolaza, J. J. Lucena

P4 - 44Growth, Cd Accumulation and Ultrastructural Changes of Lettuce Cultivars Subjected to Cadmium StressJosé Lavres Junior1, Thiago Assis Rodrigues Nogueira1, Monica Lanzoni Rossi1, Cleusa Pereira Cabral1, Cassio Hamilton Abreu Junior1, Neusa Lima Nogueira1

P4 - 45Alleviating Role of Zinc Applications on Damage of Salt Stress in Basil (Ocimum basilicum L.)Ayfer Alkan Torun1, Nurdilek Gulmezoglu2, Inci Tolay3, Ebru Ertargin1, Zehra Aytac4, Engin Gokhan Kulan4

P4 - 46Effect of UV-B radiation on the photosynthetic apparatus and lipid peroxidation in highbush blueberry (Vacciniumcorymbosum L.)Inostroza-Blancheteau C1, Arellano A1, Acevedo P3, Reyes-Díaz M4, Alberdi M4

P4 - 47Differential gene expression of SOD isoforms in perennial ryegrass cultivars exposed to Mn toxicityAlejandra Ribera1, Claudio Inostroza-Blancheteau2, Paula Cartes1, Zed Rengel3 and María L. Mora1

P4 - 48Methyl jasmonate effect on antioxidant activity in leaves of highbush blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) exposed to UV-B radiation.M. Reyes-Díaz 1,2, C. Huanquilef3, P. Acevedo4, A. Ribera2, M. Alberdi1,2

P4 - 49Ectopic expression of the photooxidative stress-inducible barley gene, Lhcb1, in rice affects growth and photosynthetic responsesAkihiro Saito1, Katsuki Kato1, Shoko Maeno1, Tomoko Nakajima1, Eitaro Miwa1 and Kyoko Higuchi1

P4 - 50Bell Pepper (Capsicum annum L.) Fruit Mineral Nutrients as Affected by Shade Level Juan Carlos Díaz-Pérez1

P4 - 51 Control of Soil Borne Pathogens with Boron Marzec-Schmidt K.1, Persson L.2, Wallenhammar AC.1,3, Jonsson A.1

P4 - 52 The Effect of Nutrients on Aphanomyces Root Rot in Pea Marzec-Schmidt K.1, Persson L.2, Jonsson A.1



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P5 - 1Accumulation of non-essential elements in pteridophytes with emphasis on aluminumToshihiro Watanabe1, Steven Jansen2, Eriko Maejima1, Takayuki Azuma3, Syuntaro Hiradate4, Mitsuru Osaki1

P5 - 2Remediation of an Organic Garden Soil High in SaltsMarco Antonio Bustamante1 and Alejandro José Bustamante2

P5 - 3Suitability of inorganic and organic amendments for in situ immobilization of Cd, Cu, and Zn in a strongly contaminated Kastanozem Stephan Jung1, Thomas Hanauer2, Sven Schubert1, Peter Felix-Henningsen2 and Diedrich Steffens1

P5 - 4Phosphorus Deficiency Enhancesthe Tolerance of Rice to the Acidic Soil StressEriko Maejima1, Toshihiro Watanabe1, Mitsuru Osaki1, Tadao Wagatsuma2

P5 - 5Identification of a New Type of Aluminum-Detoxifying Ligand, Oenothein B, in Roots of Eucalyptus camaldulensisKo Tahara1, Koh Hashida1, Yuichiro Otsuka1, Seiji Ohara1, Katsumi Kojima2, Kenji Shinohara1

P5 - 6Can inter-varietal variation in caesium and strontium accumulation be used to provide ‘safer’ crops for growing in radiologically contaminated areas?Beth Penrose1,2, Nick A. Beresford1, Neil J.M. Crout2, Martin R. Broadley2

P5 - 7Nutritional changes of lettuce leaf exposed to cadmium in contaminated tropical soilsThiago Assis Rodrigues Nogueira1, Zhenli He2, André Luis Borges Trombeta1, Takashi Muraoka1, José Lavres Junior1, Cassio Hamilton Abreu Junior1

P5 - 8Wall-Bound Form of Silicon Inhibits Cadmium Ion Uptake in Rice (Oryza Sativa L.) Cells through a [Silicon-Polysaccharide] Cadmium Co-ComplexationJie Ma1,*, Jian Liu1,*, Congwu He1,*, Xiuli Li1, Wenjun Zhang1, Fangsen Xu1,2, Yongjun Lin2 and Lijun Wang1

P5 - 9Strategic Approach to Improve Phytoremediation Efficiency for Cesium through Modifying Potassium Transport SystemEri Adams1, Ryoung Shin1

P5 - 10Effect of Peat on Uptake of Heavy Metals by Maize from Contaminated Soils Ewa Stanisławska-Glubiak, Jolanta Korzeniowska, Anna Kocoń




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P5 - 11Safety, Oil and Yield Attributes Of PTEs Hyperaccumulator Canola Plant Grown in a Highly Contaminated Sewaged Soil Bioremediated with Remediative AmendmentH. Abouziena, M. Saber and A. Zaglull

P5 - 12Cellular and Subcellular Imaging of As Distributions in Rice Node and Internode using Complementary Synchrotron XRF and NanoSIMS Katie L. Moore1, Yi Chen2, Chris R. M. Grovenor1, Fang-Jie Zhao2,3

P5 - 13 Effect of Fe supply on Cd accumulation in Strategy II plantsStefania Astolfi1, Maria Raffaella Ortolani1, Anna Rita Paolacci1, Mario Ciaffi1, Stefano Cesco3, Roberto Pinton2

P5 - 14Phytoremediation of Heavy Metal Contaminated Soils: Progresses and PerspectivesKuldeep Singh P5 - 15 Arsenic Dynamics in Rhizosphere and Relevance to Arsenic Speciation in Rice Grains - Arsenic Transformation by Rhizobacteria Separated from Rice Plant-Masato Kuramata1, Ryota Kataoka1, 2, Tadashi Abe1, Ken-ichi Yamazaki1, Futa Sakakibara1, Maki Asano1, Koji Baba1, Kazuhiro Takagi1, Shuntaro Hiradate1, Tsunashi Kamo1, Satoru Ishikawa1

P5 - 16Exfoliates Conferred Stylosanthes Al ToleranceLili Sun, Zhijian Chen, Pandao Liu, Jiang Tian, Hong Liao*

P5 - 17OsNRAMP5-knockdown Rice Accumulates Higher Cadmium and can be used for Phytoremediation In Paddy FieldsRyuichi Takahashi1, Yasuhiro Ishimaru1, Khurram Bashir1, Takeshi Senoura1,2, Masahiro Yano3, Naoko K. Nishizawa1,2 and Hiromi Nakanishi1

P5 - 18Characterization of Nickel and Zinc Tolerance, Accumulation and Mineral Profile in the Metal Hyperaccumulator Noccaea cochleariformeSho Nishida1, Junko Yoshida2, Toshihiro Watanabe3, Toru Fujiwara1, Takafumi Mizuno2

P5 - 19The Changes of Plant Amino Acids Metabolism under Zinc StressD. Pavlíková1, V. Zemanová1, M. Pavlík2, D. Procházková2, J. Balík1

P5 - 20Effects of Glutathione, Applied to Roots Specifically, on Cd Behavior in Oilseed Rape PlantsShin-chi Nakamura1, Nobuo Suzui2, Yonggen Yin2, Satomi Ishi2, Naoki Kawachi2, Hiroki Rai1, Hiroyuki Hattori1, Shu Fujimaki2




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P5 - 21Influence of Solution pH on Mitochondrial Activity and Cd2+/ H+ Flux in Root Border Cells under Cd ToxicityHongdong Xiao1#, Huizhen Wang1#, Lilan He1#, Xuewen Li1,2 , Jing Fang1,2, Lishu Wu2, Min Yu1

P5 - 22Analyses of Aluminum-Activation for ALMT Transporters Takayuki Sasaki1, Takuya Furuichi1,2, Yoko Yamamoto1

P5 - 23A novel mechanism of aluminum-induced cell death involving vacuole in tobacco cell line BY-2 Koki Kariya1, Tijen Demiral1,2, Yoshiyuki Tsuchiya1, Takayuki Sasaki1 and Yoko Yamamoto1

P5 - 24Development of Low Cadmium Uptake oryza sativa(cv. Akitakomachi) by a Chemical MutagenHiroki Rai1, Saki Yokoyama1, Takiko Nomi1, Jyunki Sakamoto1, Kentaro Yasuda2, Shin-chi Nakamura1, Shinichi Fuji1, Yukiya Kobayashi2, Hiroyuki Hattori1

P5 - 25A Split-Root Experiment shows that Translocated Phosphorus does not Alleviate Aluminium Toxicity within Plant Tissue T. Iqbal1

P5 - 26Characteristics of Arsenic Accumulation in Aquatic PlantsAiko Yamauchi1, Toshihiro Watanabe1, Mitsuru Osaki1



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P6 - 1Soybean Response to Sulfur (S) ApplicationAdriana García Lamothe1, Jorge Sawchik2

P6 - 2The effect of effective microorganisms (EM) on the yield, storability and calcium content in SwedeM. Olle1

P6 - 3Fertilizer use in Pakistan: Sustainable crop nutrition and food securityNadeem M1, *, Mollier A2,3, Aslam M1, Nasim W1, Masood N1, Shahid M1

P6 - 4Nitrogen Requirement for the Rice not altered by Unpuddled Transplanting compared to Puddled TransplantingM. Jahiruddin1, S. Shahanaz2, M.R. Islam3, E. Haque4, R.W. Bell5

P6 - 5Phosphorus status and Sustainable soil P management strategy in arable land of ChinaHaigang Li1, Guohua Li1, Jianbo Shen1, Fusuo Zhang1

P6 - 6Maize Response to the Application of Worm HumusFernando Ramos-Gourcy1, A. Flores Ch.2, O. Vázquez M1., L. F. García G.3

P6 - 7Growth and Phosphorus Nutrition of Rice in Clay and Sandy Soils Under Terminal Drought Lalith Suriyagoda1, W.A.J.M. de Costa1, R.M.S. Wijerathna1, H. Lambers2

P6 - 8Interactions of Nitrogen with Sulfur and Potassium at the initial stage of maize hybrids submitted to Nitrogen levels Fernanda de Fátima da Silva1, Pedro Henrique de Cerqueira Luz1, Liliane Maria Romualdo1, Valdo Rodrigues Herling1, Uanderson Henrique Barbieri Pateis1, Gabriela Strozzi1, Leonardo José Lunardi1.

P6 - 9INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TEChNOLOGIES (ICTS) - STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTING FARMERS ON IPNM IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION SySTEM IN INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT M. M. Adhikary1 and A. M. Puste2

P6 - 10Data mining of past fertiliser response experiments to construct soil test calibrations Richard Bell1, Mark Conyers2, Simon Speirs2, Mike Bell3, Nigel Wilhelm4, Graeme Watmuff5, Chris Dyson4, Brendan Scott2, Rob Norton6, Charlie Walker7 , Douglas Reuter8 and Ken Peverill9




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P6 - 11Two biostimulants derived from algae or humic acid induce similar responses in the mineral content and gene expression of winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.) Vincent Billard1,2,3, Philippe Etienne1,2,3 , Laetitia Jannin1,2,3, Maria Garnica4, Florence Cruz5, José-Maria Garcia-Mina4, Jean-Claude Yvin5, Alain Ourry1,2,3,6

P6 - 12Effective utilization of organic P sources by rape, sunflower and soybean Gerardo Rubio 1,2, Hernán Belinque3, Norma Pucheu2, Norma Kerber2

P6 - 13Holistic Approaches of IPNM on Multiple Crop Diversifications under Aqua-terrestrial Ecosystem for Yield Potentiality and Quality - Sustainable for Rural Livelihoods in Indian Sub-continentA. M. Puste1, T. K. Mandal2 and T. K. Maity3

P6 - 14Phosphate Solubility and Phosphate Fertilizer Effect of Substances from the Sludge Treatment - Analysis of different Treatment MethodsMaximilian Severin1, Martin Kücke2, Christian Ahl1, Jörg-Michael Greef2

P6 - 15Efficacy of Various Fertilization Strategies (Pre- and Post- Harvest) on Productivity, several Fruit Quality Attributes, Photosynthetic Parameters and Nutritional Status of Kiwifruit VinesT. Sotiropoulos1, G. Ebert2, S. Pavlakos3, A. Petridis4, A. Giannakoula5, S.Κoundouras6, Μ. Κοukourikou-Petridou7, I. Ilias5, Ι. Therios4.

P6 - 16The effect of biostimulators on root growth and mycorrhizal occurrence in the rhizosphere of strawberry plantsSumorok B.1, Sas Paszt L.1, Malusa E.1, Derkowska E.1, Głuszek S.1

P6 - 17SYMBIO BANK - the collection of beneficial soil microorganismsSas Paszt L.1, Sumorok B.1, Lisek A.1, Derkowska E.1, Trzciński P.1, Bogumił A.1, Harbuzov A.1, Głuszek S.1, Malusa E.1

P6 - 18Agronomical and Environmental Advantages of Fluid N Injection Fertilization: Results from Field Studies and a Long-Term Field ExperimentMartin Kücke

P6 - 19Characterization of root activity as a critical determinant of nitrogen efficiency in Brassica napusDiana Gierth1, Kai Eggert1, Bernhard Bauer1, Nicolaus von Wirén1




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P6 - 20Productivity and Quality of Fodder Corn (Zea Mays L.) under Soil and Foliar Zinc ApplicationBalwinder Kumar1, Hari Ram2, S.S. Dhaliwal3 and S.T. Singh1

P6 - 21Application of Nanotechnology for Enhancing Zinc Fertilizer Use Efficiency by Crop Plants: an Overview Kuldeep Singh

P6 - 22Interspecific Interactions Improve Recovery of P Fertilizer via Exploiting Soil Insoluble P Fractions by IntercroppingLong Li1, Xin Jin1, Hai-Yong Xia1, Jian-Hao Sun2, Xing-Guo Bao2, Fu-Suo Zhang1

P6 – 23Effect of Etibor-48 and Colemanite on Seed Yield and Seed Quality of Oilseed Rape (Brassica napus) and their Residual Effectiveness for Rotated Rice Lei Shi1,2, Huiyan Shi1, Xin Ma1, Jianwei Lu1, Fangsen Xu1,2

P6 - 24Ferilizer Industry Nutrient Stewardship: the 4R Approach Angela Bunoan-Olegario1

P6 - 25Evaluation of Different Manganese Foliar Application Strategies Using the Handheld Mn Tester NN-Easy 55Hans-Werner Olfs1, Anne Borchert1

P6 - 26Multi-Criteria Assessment of Foliar Fe Fertilization Hamdi El-Jendoubi, Saúl Vázquez, Anunciación Abadía, Fermín Morales, Javier Abadía

P6 - 27Response of Sugarcane to the Application of Rates and Sources of Zinc Estêvão Vicari Mellis1, José A. Quaggio2, Luiz A. J. Teixeira2, Heitor Cantarella2

P6 - 28Effect of Post Sowing Nitrogen Management on Co-limitation of Nitrogen and Water.Amritbir Riar, Gurjeet Gill, Glenn McDonald

P6 - 29Optimizing Nutrient Application in Wheat for Smallholder Systems in the Indo-Gangetic Plains of India Kaushik Majumdar1, Mirasol F. Pampolino2, M. L. Jat3, T. Satyanarayana1, Adrian Johnston4




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P6 - 30Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Fertigated Citrus GrovesJosé Antônio Quaggio1, Thais Regina de Souza1, Fernando Cesar Bachiega Zambrosi1, Rodrigo Marcelli Boaretto2, Dirceu Mattos Jr.2

P6 - 31Improving Nutrient Use Efficiency and Profitability in a Rainfed Production System in Southern IndiaT. Satyanarayana1, Ch. Srinivasarao2, S. Kundu2, Kaushik Majumdar1,Adrian Johnston3

P6 - 32Research of Balance Fertilization and Nutrition Diagnostic Technology on the Camellia oleifera ForestGuo Xiaomin1, Hu Dongnan1, Niu Dekui1*, Zhang Wenyuan1 , Xu Men1, Liu Hui 1

P6 - 33Wheat Grain Micronutrient Content in Southeastern AustraliaRobert M. Norton P6 - 34Improving Fertilizer Recommendations for Oil Palm Growers in Papua New GuineaMichael J. Webb1, Paul N. Nelson2, Suzanne Berthelsen2, Murom Banabas3, George N. Curry4

P6 - 35Growth and Nutritional Status of Apple Plants in the Nursery in Response to Various Fertilization Strategies T. Sotiropoulos1, G. Ebert2, S. Pavlakos3, Ι. Therios4, E. Chatzigiannakis5, N. Koutinas6.

P6 - 36Identification of P-efficient Peanut Genotypes using Multiple-ParametersA.L. Singh, Ajay B.C

P6 - 37Effect of Carbon Dioxide on Plant Growth and Dry Matter Yield of Maize in Different Magnesium Nutrition LevelsGünsu BARIŞIK1, İsmail Çakmak2, A.Vahap Katkat2

P6 - 38Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Boron and Zinc Deficiencies in Irrigated Cotton-Wheat Aridisols: Sustaining Productivity by Integrated Nutrient Management and Crop Residue RecyclingEjaz Rafique, Abdul Rashid*, and M. Mahmood-ul-Hassan

P6 - 39Multi Plant Parameter Calibration for Soil P TestsLiebisch F.1, Huguenin-Elie O.2, Sinaj S.3, Bünemann E.K.1, Oberson A.1 and Frossard E.1

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P6 - 40Intercropping with Urochloa ruziziensis and residual nitrogen in�luence in the maize grain yield and harvest indexFábio Luíz Checchio Mingotte1, C.A. Jardim1, M.M. Yada1, A.C.A. Carmeis Filho2, T.P.L. Cunha1, L.B. Lemos1, D. Fornasieri Filho1

P6 - 41Nitrogen Split in the Grain Yield and Agronomic Ef�iciency of the Common Bean in Succession to Maize-Brachiaria IntercroppedFábio Luíz Checchio Mingotte1, C.A. Jardim1, C.F. Fiorentin1, M.M. Yada1, A.C.A. Carmeis Filho2, L.B. Lemos1, D. Fornasieri Filho1

P6 - 42Sugarcane Growing in Red Yellow Argisoil and Fertilized with Different Concentrations and Sources of Phosphorus and Filter CakeRenato de Mello Prado1, G. Caione1, C.N.S. Campos1, L.R. Moda1

P6 – 43Evaluation of Soil Zinc and Copper Extraction Method in Field Experiment with some CropsZo�ia Spiak, Krzysztof Gediga, Krzysztof Bielecki, Urszula Piszcz P6 - 44Winter wheat grain yields and quality parameters as affected by different fertilizer treatments and environmental factorsEva Kunzová, Lukáš Hlisnikovský

P6 - 45High seed zinc concentration assures high seedling vigor and biomass production in durum wheat under zinc de�iciency and drought stressNilgun Candan1, Ismail Cakmak2, Levent Ozturk2

P6 - 46Development of a novel technology for delivering soil applied micronutrient fertilisers to cropsMark Goodwin, BSc(Ag), MSc (Ag), P Ag

P6 - 47A new foliar zinc fertilizer (Omex-Zinc) with its high impact on grain zinc concentrationI. Elliott1, A. Hadrami1, A. Green1, I. Cakmak2, Y. Tutus2, and A. Yazici2;

P6 - 48 Nutrition Status during Phenological Cycle of Jatropha curcas Grown in Cerrados region of Brazil Enes Furlani Junior1, Andre Rodrigues dos Reis2

P6 - 49Zinc-HBED: A New Soil-Applied Zinc-Chelate with High Impact in Tissue Concentrations of Zinc in PlantsA. Nawrocki1, A. Mrozek-Niecko1, L. Ozturk2, I. Cakmak2 and A. Yazici2

P6 - 50Increasing Manganese Plant Nutrition with Organic Matter and Microorganisms Applied with Mn Chelate in Calcareous Soil

Sandra López-Rayo1,2, Ana García3 , Antonio Delgado3, Juan J. Lucena1

G. Di Tommaso1, D. Di Tommaso 1, A. Piagessi1, I. Cakmak2, Y. Tutus2 and A. Yazici2

P6 - 52Effects of Fertilize r, Lime and Biochar Amendments on P Availability and Early Growth Performance of Secale cereale (Lin.) in Ferralsols from AngolaE. Auxtero, M. Madeira, M. C. Horta

New Gneration Iron Chelates with High Effectiveness to Correct Iron De�iciency in Calcareous Soils



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P7 - 1Potential of Erythrina abyssinica, Erythrina brucei and Ensete ventricosom, Indegenous Organic Nutrient Souces for Improving Soil Fertility in the Smallholder farming systems of EthiopiaWassie Haile1 and bebe Abay2

P7 - 2Forest biological ecosystem diversity in semi arid land in Algeria, analysis and followed by remote sensingDr. Zegrar Ahmed1; Mr. Mansor Djamel2

P7 - 3N-management using nitrification inhibitor DMPP to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions in mediteranean winter barleyDiego Abalos1, Alberto Sanz-Cobena1, Reinhardt Hähndel2,Antonio Vallejo1

P7 - 4Crop residue influences N availability and crop yield under conservation agriculture in BangladeshM. A. Islam1, R. W. Bell1, M. Jahiruddin2, C. Johansen3, W.Vance1, M.E.Haque4

P7 - 5N and P Removal by Different Variety Rices when Irrigated with Eutrophic Water from River Estuary into Dian LakeLI Yongmei1, YANG Yan2, WANG Zhilin1

P7 - 6Soil-test potassium dynamics in Mollisols as affected by crop managementAdrian A. Correndo1, Ignacio A. Ciampitti2, Gerardo Rubio3 , Fernando O. García1

P7 - 7Elevation Pattern of Microbial Communities and Activities of Carbon Metabolism in Shergyla Mountain, Tibetan PlateauMeng Xu1, Xiaoliang Li1, Xiaolin Li1 and Junling Zhang1

P7 - 8Emission of Greenhouse Gases from Soil Amended with Readily Available Carbon and Nitrogen SourcesParamasivam Sivapatham1 Crystal James2, Sri Ranjini Arumugam2, Jayaraman Kuppuswamy2 and Chellu S. Chetty2

P7 - 9The Community Structure of Ammonia Oxidizers in a Calcareous Soil as Affected by Rhizosphere Effect and Long-Term FertilizationWei Zhou, Chao Ai




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P7 - 10Effect of Fertilizer Amount and Nitrification Inhibitor (DMPP) on the N2O Emission of a Soil Cropped with Winter WheatIvan Guzman-Bustamante1, Rudolf Schulz1, Torsten Müller1, Reinhardt Hähndel2, Reiner Ruser1

P7 - 11Effects of Different Fertilization treatments on Biomass and Nutrient Accumulation in Phyllostachy edulis ForestLiu Shun1, Guo Xiao-min2, Wu Zhen-hua2, Niu De-kui2, Zhang Wen-yuan2, Hu Dong-nan2, Chen Fang3

P7 - 12Maize and Urochloa Intercropping in No-Tillage System ImplementationFábio Luíz Checchio Mingotte1, C.A. Jardim1, C.F. Fiorentin1, M.M. Yada1, L.B. Lemos1, D. Fornasieri Filho1

P7 - 13Using Silicon to Mitigate the Toxicity of Ammonium on Maize and Wheat PlantsRenato de Mello Prado1, C.N.S. Campos1, A.J.L. Neto1, L.J.P.Marques2, C.A.Cruz2, A.C. Peixoto2

P7 - 14Regulation of N2O and N2 emissions by Soil pH, and NO3

- Concentrations from Soil under AnoxiaSenbayram, M.1,2, Budai, A.3, Lammel, J.2, Marton, L.4, Baken, L. 3

P7 - 15Nitrogen Fertilizer Management in Wheat: N2O Emissions vs Grain Quality Huerfano X.a, Estavillo J.M.a, González-Murua C.a, Hähndel R.b, Carrasco I. c and Menéndez S.d

P7 - 16Magnesium-Ammonium-Phosphate – why is it plant available despite a low water solubilityBernd Steingrobe1, Ricardo Cabeza1,2

P7 - 17Aerosol Particles Affect the Water Economy of PlantsShyam Pariyar, Jürgen Burkhardt

P7 - 18 Lowland Rice Response to Nitrogen Pre-Sowing Fertilization in Tropical Acid SoilAndré Fróes de Borja Reis1, Nand Kumar Fageria2, José Laercio Favarin1

P7 - 19Effects in Foliar Levels and Yield of Lowland Rice from Green Manuring with Different Species André Fróes de Borja Reis1, Nand Kumar Fageria2, Aloisio Freitas Chagas Junior3

P7 - 2015N Dynamics in Soils with Maize Cultivated under Monoculture and Intercropped With BrachiariaAlmeida, R. E. M.1, Favarin, J. L.1, Oliveira, S. M.1, Lago, B. C. 1, Pierozan Junior, C.1, Trivelin, P. C. O. 2




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P7 - 21Nitrate Leaching Flux in Deep Vadose Zone in Wheat-Corn Double Cropping Systems in North China PlainChunsheng Hu1, Xiaoxin Li1, Zhaoqian Ju1

P7 - 22Cold Season Ammonia and Methane Emissions from Anaerobic Digestates during Land Spreading and Storage Determined by Open Path FTIR and a Micrometeorological ModelJan Reent Köster1, Andreas Pacholski2, Klaus Dittert3, Henning Kage2, Owen Tom Denmead4, David W.T. Griffith5, Deli Chen4, Karl H. Mühling1

P7 - 23 Carbon and Nitrogen Stock Distribution in Unburned Ratoon Sugarcane ChronosequenceAna Paula Packer1, Rafael T. Hirano2; José Ricardo P. Gonçalves1, Nilza P. Ramos1*,Carina S. Yamaguche3; Cristiano A. de Andrade1; Heloiza F. Fiziola1; Lidiane C.F. da Silva1

P7 - 24Cold Season Ammonia and Methane Emissions from Anaerobic Digestates during Land Spreading and Storage Determined by Open Path FTIR and a Micrometeorological Model Jan Reent Köster1, Andreas Pacholski2, Klaus Dittert3, Henning Kage2, Owen Tom Denmead4, David W.T. Griffith5, Deli Chen4, Karl H. Mühling1

P7 - 25Soil Fertility Status and Content of Heavy Metals in Agricultural Soils of Northern Serbia Milic S.1, Sekulić P.1, Ninkov Jordana1, Zeremski, Tijana1, Vasin J.11Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops, R. Serbia ([email protected])



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P8 - 1Using Untraditional Sources Of Plant Nutrients In Crop Production 1. Effect Of Treated Wastewater Reuse On Crop Yield, Quality ,Soil Contamination And Human Health .Ezzat M. Abd EL Lateef 1, and Jeremy E. Hall2

P8 - 2Evaluation Of Different Organic Wastes As Nutrient Sources For Crop Production And Soil Fertility In Egypt . A Case StudyEzzat .M.Abd El Lateef1, Jeremy.E. Hall2, Stephen.R. Smith3 , Aziz. A. Farrag 4 and Mostafa. M Selim5

P8 - 3Enrichment of field grown butterhead lettuce with iodine by foliar fertilization: effect of application mode and timeDiemo Daum, Patrick Lawson, Roman Czauderna

P8 - 4Radioactive cesium flow in bamboo sprouts after the catastrophe of TEPCO FUKUSHIMA Daiichi Nuclear Power StationSatoshi Mori1,2, Kouki Takeda1, Houdo Tanaka1, Keitaro Tanoi1, Seiji Nagasaka3, Takashi Yamakawa1 and Hiromi Nakanishi1

P8 - 5Does Hybrid Rice Need more Fertilizer than Inbred Rice?Xiaokun Li1, Jianwei Lu1, Yunchun Li1, Tao Ren1, Junming Lu2

P8 - 6Comparative ionomics using the ONDEX data integration systemArtem Lysenko1, John P. Hammond2, Pierre W.C. Carion1, Chris Rawlings1, Philip J. White3, Graham J. King4, Martin R. Broadley5, Neil S. Graham5

P8 - 7Ionomics study of fertilizer responses in soybean shootsZhimin Sha1, Toshihiro Watanabe1, Kana Ohira1, Keiki Okazaki2, Norikuni Oka2, Mitsuru Osaki1, Takuro Shinano2

P8 - 8Double biofortification with iodine and selenium of lettuce cultivated in field – preliminary analysis of the problemSylwester Smoleń1, Roksana Rakoczy1, Łukasz Skoczylas1, Joanna Wierzbińska1, Włodzimierz Sady1, Iwona Ledwożyw-Smoleń2

P8 - 9Effects of Nitrogen Management on Root Morphology and Translocation of Zinc in Winter WheatYan-Fang Xue, Shan-Chao Yue, Dun-Yi Liu, Wei Zhang, Zhen-Ling Cui, Xin-Ping Chen, Fu-Suo Zhang, Chun-Qin Zou*




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P8 - 10Effects of Zinc on Yield, Seed Quality and Zinc Uptake of Winter Oilseed Rape in Yangtze River Basin of ChinaYin Wang, Jianwei Lu, Xiaokun Li, Tao Ren, Rihuan Cong

P8 - 11Effect of Zinc and Amino-Acids on the Yield and Physiological Parameters of Alfalfa Larissa A. C. Moraes1, Adônis Moreira2, Nand Kumar Fageria3

P8 - 12Iron biofortification of Myanmar riceMay Sann Aung1, 2, Hiroshi Masuda2, Takanori Kobayashi2, Hiromi Nakanishi1, Takashi Yamakawa1 and Naoko K. Nishizawa1, 2

P8 - 13Tissue Specific Overexpression of Endogenous ferritin Gene To Increase Mineral Nutrition in Rice GrainSoumitra Paul1, Nusrat Ali1, Karabi Datta1, Swapan K Datta1,2

P8 - 14RNAi Mediated Silencing of lipoxygenase Gene of Rice Seeds to Increase Storage Stability and Viability Dipak Gayena, Nusrat Alia, Swapan K. Dattaa,b and Karabi Dattaa*

P8 - 15Integrated “Omics & Trials” Approach to Characterize the Effect of a Valagro® Biostimulant Promoting Seed Germination and Early GrowthGiovanni Povero, Gianluca Di Tommaso, Daniele Pezzolato, Corrado Puppo, Alberto Piaggesi

P8 - 16Foliar Application of Fe-Fertilizer Increased Fe and Reduced Cd Contents in Brown RiceMotofumi SUZUKI1, Tomoya MATSUYAMA1, Hiroyasu KIKUCHI1, Hirohiko SASAMOTO1, Satoshi MORI2

P8 - 17Effect of Nitrate-Nitrogen and Ammonium-Nitrogen on Growth and Nitrate Accumulation of Amaranthus arusha and Amaranthus retroflexusGodfrey E. Zharare and Sydney Mavengahama

P8 - 18Comparative Trace Element Composition of Two Wild Vegetable Species in Response to Soil Applied Micronutrient FertiliserS Mavengahama1, W de Clercq2, M McLachlan3and G Zharare1

P8 - 19Concentrations of Selenium in Wheat and Forage Pea Depending on the Dose of Selenium Applied and Soil TypeMaja Manojlović1




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P8 - 20Sulphur -Nitrogen Interactive Effects on Wheat Yield and Nutrient ConcentrationEzzat. M.Abd El Lateef1, Aziza.A.Farrag1and Mostafa. S. Abd El-Salam1

P8 - 21Making of Mg-Fortified and Mineral-Balanced (Low Ca/Mg Ratio) Brassicaceae Vegetable by Application of Dolomite H. Sekimoto1, H. Ishihama1, S. Sawada1, M. Takahashi1 and H. Tazawa2

P8 - 22Effects of Different Fertilization Treatments on NPK Content of Nutritive Organs above Ground in Phyllostachy edulisZhang Wen-yuan1, Liu Shun3, Wu Zhen-hua1, Li Zhi1,Niu De-kui1,Zhang Guo-shi2, Chen Fang2, Guo Xiao-min 1*

P8 - 23Liming and Organic Fertilization Effect on Fe and Zn Availability and Alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) Leaf ConcentrationKrunoslav Karalic, Zdenko Loncaric, Brigita Popovic, Meri Engler

P8 - 24Effect of Cultivar and Lime Application on Yield and Yield Components of Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.)Patrina N Maphoto1, Jude J.O Odhiambo1, John B.O Ogola2

P8 - 25Authenticity of Apples by Stable Isotope AnalysisCalogero Capici1, Matteo Scampicchio1, Tanja Mimmo1, Massimo Tagliavini1, Stefano Cesco 1

P8 - 26Crop System and Nitrogen-Split in the Common Bean Grain QualityFábio Luíz Checchio Mingotte1, C.A. Jardim1, M.M. Yada1, L.B. Lemos1, D. Fornasieri Filho1

P8 - 27Cadmium Translocation in Rice: a Possible Zinc Independent PathwayL. Fontanili, C. Lancilli, B. Dendena, A. Ferri, G. Lucchini, G.A. Sacchi, F.F. Nocito

P8 - 28Different Extraction Methods for Phytoavailable Boron Determination in Oilseed RapeWeronika Włodarczyk, Zofia Spiak, Urszula Piszcz, Krzysztof Gediga, Krzysztof Bielecki

P8 - 29Nitrogen Sources in Fertigated Coffee TreesThais Regina de Souza1, José Antônio Quaggio1, Rodrigo Marcelli Boaretto2

P8 - 30Application of Nickel in Soil: Effect on Urease Activity, Growth and Content in Seeds of Soybean Plants Camila Braga de Carvalho Levy (1); Estêvão Vicari Mellis (2); Marina K. Murrer (3); Márcio Koiti Chiba (4)); Luiz Antonio Junqueira Teixeira (5)




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P8 - 31Response of Zn Application Time to Agronomic Biofortification of Fine Grain Aromatic Rice (Oryza Sativa)Abdul Wakeel1, Zeeshan Ahmad1, Hafeez ur Rehman2, Muhammad Usman1

P8 - 32Estimation of Available Soil Zn using Four Extraction MethodsKrzysztof Gediga, Urszula Piszcz, Krzysztof Bielecki, Zofia Spiak

P8 – 33Intrinsic Labeling of Maize and Lentil Seeds with 57Fe in a Hydroponic Growth SystemJon E. Shaff 1, Diane Della Valle 2, Raymond P. Glahn2, Leon V. Kochian 2

P8 - 34Effects of Nitrogen Fertilisation and Water Management on Ionic and Metabolic Traits in Temperate Brown Grain RiceG.A. Sacchi1, M. Porrini1, G. Lucchini1, M. Romani2, A. Abruzzese1, F.F. Nocito1

P8 - 35Correlation Study on the relationship between the coupling of water and fertilizer and the Camellia oleifera abel growth and fructificationNiu De-kui1, Zhang Wen-yuan1, Tu shu-ping1, Hu Dong-nan1, Li Zhi1, Guo Xiao-min1, Hu yu-ling1

P8 - 36Effect of Fertigation Regimes on the Flower Production in LiliumKirubakaran, A. Sadasakthi, N. Kumar* and S. Sugapriya

P8 - 37Does Silencing of the α-Gliadin Storage Protein Family in Wheat Cause Greater Effects on the Metabolome than a Conventional Mineral Nutritional Treatment?Christian Zörb1 , Dirk Becker2, Mario Hasler3, Karl H. Mühling4, Victoria Gödde5,Karsten Niehaus5 and Christoph-Martin Geilfus4

P8 – 38Chelation-based strategies to increase micronutrient mineral levels in rice and wheatAlexander Johnson1,2

P8 - 39Wheat Nutrients – An equal concern for different realmsErdogan E. Hakki1, Mohd Kamran Khan1, Anamika Pandey1, Mustafa Harmankaya1, Mehmet Hamurcu1, Sait Gezgin1, S. Ali Kayis2, George Thomas3, Mahinur Akkaya4*

P8 - 40Zinc and Protein in Indian and Turkish Wheat-Are influencing the lives?Mohd Kamran Khan1, Anamika Pandey1, Mustafa Harmankaya1, Sait Gezgin1, Mehmet Hamurcu1, Mahinur S. Akkaya2, Seyit Ali Kayis3, George Thomas4, Erdogan E. Hakki1*

P8 - 41Wheat- Can be a remedy for Iron Deficiency?Anamika Pandey1, Mohd Kamran Khan1, Erdogan E. Hakki1*, Mehmet Hamurcu1, Mustafa Harmankaya1, Mahinur S. Akkaya2, Seyit Ali Kayis3,George Thomas4, Sait Gezgin1



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P9 - 1Potassium fertilization of some cereal crops under soil saline condition in Egypt Salwa, A.I. Eisa

P9 - 2Fertilization of Sugar-cane under Egyptian conditions Dr. Abd El-Hadi AH1, Marchand M.2

P9 - 3Moderate sodium has positive effects on wheat grown in a potassium deficient split-root system Karthika Krishnasamy, Richard Bell, Qifu Ma

P9 - 4Crops response to K application and K efficiency Ping He1,2, Shutian Li1,2, Fang Chen3, Shihua Tu4

P9 - 5Response of Two Wheat Varieties to Potassium Application under Different Rates of Supplemental Irrigation DARWISH Talal1; JOMAA Ihab2; ATALLAH Therese3; SKAF S2; MASSAAD Randa2

P9 - 6Response of Soybean Cultivars to Potassium Fertilization in Brazilian Entisol Adônis Moreira1, Larissa A. C. Moraes2, Nand Kumar Fageria3

P9 - 7Potassium Response of Wheat in the Indo-Gangetic Plains and Profitability of K Fertilizer Application Kaushik Majumdar1, Satyanarayana Talatam1, M. L. Jat2, Anil Kumar2 and V. B. Shahi1

P9 - 8Relationship Between NK Nutrition and Leaf Diseases of Cotton Crop Cultivated in Brazilian Cerrado Region Maria da Conceição S. Carvalho1, Nelson D. Suassuna1

P9 - 9Milled Biotite as a Source of Available Potassium for Oat plants Kulhánek Martin1, Balík Jiří1, Černý Jindřich1, Pavlíková Daniela1, Madaras Mikulá2

P9 - 10Effect of Different K Sources on Yield and Quality of Maize Grown Under Field Experiment Ibrahim Ortas1, Cagdas Akpinar1, Munir Rusan2, Svetlana Ivanova2, Gennadi Peskovsky3

P9 - 11Effect of Different K Sources on Yield and Quality of Watermelon Grown Under Field Experiment Cagdas Akpinar1, Ibrahim Ortas1, Ahmet Demirbas1 Munir Rusan2, Svetlana Ivanova2, Gennadi Peskovsky3




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P9 - 12Influence of Brachiaria as Winter Cover Crop on K Use Efficiency and Soybean Yield under No-Till in the Brazilian Cerrado Vinicius M. Benites1, Jeander C. Oliveira2, Wander C. Ferreira Filho3, Getúlio S. Guimarães3, José Carlos Polidoro1, Ronaldo P. Oliveira1, Toni Wiendl4

P9 - 13Potassium Balance and Sustainability of Soil Health and Crop Productivity in India Surinder K. Bansal1, Hillel Magen2

P9 - 14Potential potassium, nitrogen, and carbon loss pathways in coffee processing by smallholders in Papua New Guinea Michael J. Webb1, Pennuel P. Togonave2, Bartholomew S. Apis2, Emma Kiup3, Johannes Pakatul2, Joseph Kemei1

P9 - 15Effect Of Potassium Fertilizer and Application Levels On Cotton Yield And Quality M. Niyazi Kıvılcım1, Sadettin Öztürk 1, İbrahim Ortas2,Nazan Uzun1, Nebi Akyol1, Munir Rusan3, Svetlana Ivanova3, Gennadi Peskovsky4

P9 - 16The Combined Effect of Potassium Nutrition and Deficit Irrigation on Peach cv Chatos Fruit Quality Dbara. S1, Lahmar.K2 and Ben Mimoun. M3

P9 - 17The Effect of Mineral N Fertiliser Dose on Nitrogen and Potassium Uptake of Silage Maize Jindřich Černý, Jiří Balík, Martin Kulhánek, Filip Vašák

P9 - 18Yield and Yield Components of Bread and Durum Wheat Varieties Grown under Different Nitrogen and Potassium Rates G. G. Mersin1, B. Külahtaş1, Ö. Gürbüz Kılıç2, N. Eryüce1

P9 - 19Potassium Nutrition Management for Improving Yield, Quality and Nutrient Uptake by Bottle Gourds (Lagenaria siceraria) in Alfisol of Eastern India Rakesh Kumar1, S. Karmakar2, Nishant Kumar Sinha1, D.K. Singh Dron3, K.K. Jha4 and S.K. Bansal5

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