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33農研機構報告 作物開発センター (Bull. NARO, Crop Sci.)1,33 - 124(2017)
Abstract
Following the construction of the Gamma Field at the Institute of Radiation Breeding (IRB) in 1960, mutation breeding was accelerated in Japan. The facility is used to artifi cially induce mutations with a higher radiation dose (up to 2 Gy/day, that is ca. 300,000 times that of natural background) at a higher frequency than occurs in nature. Since the unit became operational, the number of mutant cultivars generated in Japan increased until 2000–2010 and has since decreased. There have been 295 direct-use mutant cultivars representing 70 species generated through irradiation utilizing gamma-rays, X-rays, ion beams and chemical mutagenesis and in
vitro culture. Each cultivar has been registered and released in Japan, with approximately 79% of these induced by radiation. There have been 335 indirect-use mutant cultivars, including 298 rice, of which 150 cultivars (50.3%) were derived from the semi-dwarf mutant cv. “Reimei” or its off spring. The economic impact of these mutant cultivars, primarily of rice and soybean, is very large. Some useful mutations are discussed for rice, such as low digestible-protein content, low amylose content, giant embryo and non-shattering. Useful mutations in soybean such as radio-sensitivity, fatty acid composition, lipoxygenase lacking, glycinin rich and super-nodulation have been identifi ed. A similar series of advantageous mutations have been found in Japanese pear and other crops through various screening methods. The achievements of biological researches such as characterization and determination of deletion size generated by gamma-rays, the eff ect of deletion size and the location are identifi ed. Similarly, genetic studies generated through the use of gamma-ray induced mutations, such as phytochrome research, aluminum tolerance and epicuticular wax have also been conducted in Japan. A unique mutation induction technique for outcrossing Italian ryegrass is also explained. Mutation breeding is a very interesting and useful technology for isolating genes and for elucidating gene functions and metabolic pathways in various crops. Records show that mutation induction is a very useful conventional breeding tool for developing superior cultivars. The IRB is well equipped with appropriate facilities and equipment that will contribute to future mutation breeding developments and it will be a contributor in solving various genomic, proteomic and metabolic problems.
Keyword: genetic analysis, gamma-ray irradiation, Gamma Field, mutation breeding, mutant cultivar
Hitoshi NAKAGAWA *1 and Hiroshi KATO
Induced Mutations for Food and Energy Security: Challenge of Inducing Unique Mutants for New Cultivars
and Molecular Research
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Accepted on March 22, 2017
*1 Current affiliation: Central Research Laboratory, Hamamatsu Photonics K.K., 5000 Hirakuchi, Hamakita-ku, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, 434-8601
35農研機構報告 作物開発センター (Bull. NARO, Crop Sci.)1,33 - 124(2017)
平成 28 年 11 月 17 日受付 平成 29 年 3 月 6 日受理
*1 現 浜松ホトニクス株式会社 中央研究所
抄 録
中川 仁*1・加藤 浩
食料・エネルギー安全保障に貢献する誘発突然変異
:品種育成や分子遺伝学的研究のための
新たな突然変異体誘発への挑戦
1960 年、放射線育種場にガンマーフィールドが建設されて以来、我が国では突然変異育
種が加速された。ガンマーフィールドは人工的に突然変異の誘発率を高める施設であり、線
源から最も近い地点では 1 日に 2 グレイ(Gy)(自然界の 30 万倍:1 日で 1,000 年分)照
射できる。我が国の突然変異品種登録数は、2000-2010 年がピークとなり、現在は減少傾向
にある。これまでの、ガンマ線、X 線、イオンビーム、化学誘発剤、培養変異を利用した突
然変異直接利用品種数は 70 作物、295 にのぼり、その 79%が放射線による突然変異である。
直接利用品種との交配による間接利用品種数は 335 であり、その大半はイネ(298 品種)で
あり、そのうちの 150 品種(50.3%)は「レイメイ」に由来する。突然変異品種の経済効果は、
イネとダイズ品種の貢献が大きい。有用な突然変異としてイネの低易消化性タンパク質、低ア
ミロース含量、巨大胚および難脱粒性、ダイズの放射線感受性、脂肪酸組成改変、リポキシ
ゲナーゼ欠失、高グリシニンおよび根粒超着生などを記述した。また、生物学的研究の成功
例として、ガンマ線が誘発する突然変異と欠失の大きさ、欠失の位置と大きさの差による突然
変異形質の変化が解明された。実験材料としての成功例は、フィトクローム研究、アルミニウ
ム耐性および無ワックス特性の解明である。また、放射線育種場で開発された他殖性のイタリ
アンライグラスの変異作出技術についても紹介した。突然変異育種は遺伝子単離や遺伝子機
能や代謝経路の解明において魅力的かつ有用なテクノロジーである。突然変異品種数が示す
ように、突然変異誘発技術は優れた品種を育成するための簡易な従来育種ツールである。ア
ジアでは韓国とマレーシアにガンマ線緩照射施設が建設され、突然変異育種が推進されてい
る。放射線育種場はガンマーフィールドなどの有用な施設を有し、今後も突然変異育種の発
展と生物学的問題解決に貢献していくことが期待される。
キーワード:遺伝解析、ガンマ線照射、ガンマーフィールド、
突然変異育種、突然変異品種
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Ⅰ IntroductionⅡ Achievements from biological research on mutations induced by gamma-ray irradiation1) Deletion size generated by gamma-ray irradiation2) Diff erent size and location of deletion generates diff erent phenotypesⅢ Useful mutations from various screening methods1) Low digestible-protein content2) Glutinous rice (low amylose content)3) Giant embryo4) Non-shattering5) Radio-sensitivity6) Fatty acid composition7) Lipoxygenase-lacking soybean8) Glycinin-rich soybean9) Super-nodulation10) Japanese pear and apple resistant to Alternaria disease11) OthersⅣ Genetic studies of the useful mutations induced by acute or chronic gamma-ray irradiation1) Phytochrome2) Aluminum tolerance3) Wax-free mutation of sorghum4) Chronic gamma-ray irradiation facilities in AsiaⅤ Mutation breeding of outcrossing cropsⅥ Mutation breeding and cultivars released in Japan1) The number of cultivars developed by mutation breeding2) The economic impact of mutant cultivars in JapanⅦ ConclusionsAcknowledgementsLiterature cited
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Ⅰ Introduction
After the construction of the Gamma Field, considered the world’s largest radiation fi eld (100 m radius with an 88.8 TBq 60Co source at the center; Fig. 1), at the Institute of Radiation Breeding (IRB) in Ohmiya-machi
(now Hitachi-Ohmiya), Ibaraki, Japan in 1960, mutation breeding was accelerated through cooperative research with national and prefectural breeding laboratories, private companies and universities in Japan (Yamaguchi 2001).
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In the New York Times (Broad 2007), Dr. P. J. L. Lagoda of the Joint FAO/IAEA was quoted to say, “Spontaneous mutations are the motor of evolution. We are mimicking nature in this. We’re concentrating time and space for the breeder so he can do the job in his lifetime. We concentrate how often mutants appear – going through 10,000 to one million – to select just the right one”.
The concept and objectives of the IRB’s Gamma Field has the same goals for the plant breeder. The facility has an irradiation tower installed with an 88.8 TBq 60Co at the center of a circular fi eld with a radius of 100 m
(Nakagawa 2010), and used to artificially induce mutations at a higher frequency than that occurs in nature. The radiation dose at the nearest point of the fi eld (10 m from the center: ca. 2 Gy/day) is estimated to be about 300,000 times that of normal and natural background radiation when it is operated for 8 hours per day (Fig. 2). At the farthest point (100 m from the center: ca. 0.01 Gy/day), the radiation dosage is about 2,000 times the normal background radiation. This means that plants growing at the nearest point to the gamma-ray source are being treated to a 1,000 years of accumulated normal background rates of radiation per day. Although we do not know all the genes or mechanisms of mutations, radiation breeding has produced many useful mutant cultivars and contributed greatly to the farmers and industries of Japan and all over the world. In 1991, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) of Japan launched the Rice Genome Research Program, with the aim of fully decoding the rice genome in three phases over a 21-year period. With the cooperation of 10 participating countries (Sasaki and Burr 1998), the genome sequencing of the 12 rice chromosomes was completed in 2005 (International Rice Genome Sequence Project 2005). Following this achievement, molecular genetic studies based on the results of the genome sequencing project became the most powerful tool for selecting mutants of certain characteristics in rice. This is anticipated to revolutionize mutation breeding success in rice, and be applicable to a number of other important crop species.
In this report, the mutant cultivars developed mainly by gamma-ray irradiation in Japan are discussed. In addition, their economic impacts in Japan, as well as molecular studies performed to contribute to food security
Fig. 1. Gamma Field of IRB
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Ⅱ Achievements from biological research on mutations induced by gamma-ray irradiation
1) Deletion size generated by gamma-ray irradiationNaito et al. (2005) studied the deletion sizes of transmissible and non-transmissible mutations induced with
gamma-ray and carbon ion beam irradiation by utilizing sophisticated pollen-irradiation methods in Arabidopsis. Many mutants induced with these ionizing irradiations possess extremely large deletions (more than 6 Mbp) and many also have small deletions (1 or 4 bp), which are normally transmissible. The larger 6-Mbp deletions were found to not be transmissible to the next generation.
In rice, the same trends were observed (Table 1). Morita et al. (2009) researched the frequency of transmission of different mutations possessing different deletion sizes obtained with gamma-ray irradiation. Among 24 gamma-ray induced mutants, three exhibited 1-bp substitution, 15 exhibited a small deletion, four exhibited large deletions and two exhibited inversions. Among 15 mutants with small deletions, six mutations including cao (chlorophyllide-a oxygenase), cps (entcopalyl diphosphate synthase), ga3os (GA3-
beta-hydroxylase), gid (GA-insensitive dwarf), gluA1 (glutelin A1) and gluA2 (glutelin A2) exhibited 1-bp deletion; and nine mutations including cao-g2 and ga3ox-g2 , kao-g1 , kao-g2 , pla1-g1 and -g2 (Plastochron1), and wx-g1 , -g2 , and -g3 exhibited deletion of 2–16 bp. In contrast, four mutations had large deletions including one gid2-g1 , one gluB4/5 (glu1: Glutelin B4/5), one glb1 (α-globulin) and one wx-g4 mutant with 42.2, 129.7, 62.8 and 9.4 kb, respectively. As a result, gamma-ray induced mutations transmittable to the next generation are primarily classifi ed into four groups: (1) those with a base substitution; (2) those with small deletions (1-16 bp);
and elucidate the mutation at the DNA level, are described. Part of this report was presented in the 53rd Gamma Field Symposium held in Mito, Ibaraki, Japan in 2014.
Fig. 2. Irradiation tower located in the center of the Gamma Field and its irradiation fi eld.
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Mutation Type Gene Size (bp)Small Deletion CAO (cao-g1) 1
CAO (cao-g2) 3
CPS (cps-g1) 1
GA3ox (ga3ox-g1) 1
GA3ox (ga3ox-g2) 3
GID1 (gid1-g1) 1
GluA1 (gluA1-g1) 1
GluA2 (gluA2-g1) 1
KAO (kao-g1) 4
KAO (kao-g2) 16
PLA1 (pla1-g1) 5
PLA2 (pla2-g1) 5
Wx (wx-g1) 2
Wx (wx-g2) 5
Wx (wx-g3) 6
Large Deletion GID2 (gid2-g1) 42,200
Glb (glb1) 62,800
GluB4/B5 (glu1) 129,700
Wx (wx-g4) 9,400
Base Substitution GluA2 (gluA2-g2) 1
PLA1 (pla1-g2) 1
Wx (wx-g5) 1
Inversion Wx 1,284,800
PLA2 3,208,500
CAO: chlorophyll b deficiency; CPS, KAO and GA3ox: gibberellin deficiency; GID: gibberellin insensitivity; GluA and GluB: glutelin deficiency; Glb: alpha-globulin deficiency; PLA: shortened plastochron; Wx: glutinous endosperm
Table 1. I Gamma ray irradiation-induced deletions, base substitutions, and inversions and the size of mutation (Morita et al. 2009).
(3) those with extremely large deletions; and (4) those with a large inversion of over 1 Mbp with small deletions. The mechanisms of generating extremely large deletions and inversions may be similar – the former mutation areas were missing and the latter mutation areas were reversely placed again. It is not known how diffi cult it may be to generate mutants with medium-sized deletions (1.0-5.0 kb) through gamma-ray irradiation, although some reports mentioned that neutrons with high linear energy transfer (LET) can induce deletions ranging between 300 bp-12 kb (Sun et al. 1992; Li et al. 2001; Nagano et al. 2008). However, it is interesting that inversions are not considered rare events following gamma-ray irradiation, as is the case for sorghum (Mizuno et al. 2013) – this is explained in the following section.
2) Diff erent size and location of deletion generates diff erent kinds of phenotypesIn the course of plant evolution, genes are often duplicated in tandem, resulting in functional redundancy.
The analysis of function of these genes by developing double mutants may be diffi cult because they are located near each other and are tightly linked. Glutelin is a major digestible seed storage protein encoded by a multigene family. Mutants of tandem-duplicated glutelin genes were investigated for their genotypes and phenotypes. They represent a reversely repeated two-loci event (Fig. 3), with both regions coding for mRNA of glutelin production. Various mutants with low glutelin contents have been isolated using SDS-PAGE (polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis) (Iida et al. 1993, 1997). The mechanisms of low glutelin content in the mutants that have been studied suggest that the size and position of deletions generate diff erent characteristics of mutations (Fig.
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4). Some act as dominant or recessive genes, and these relationships between genotypes and phenotypes are provided as examples below.
Low glutelin content1 (Lgc-1) is a dominant mutation that reduces glutelin content in rice grain. Kusaba et al. (2003) reported that in Lgc-1 homozygotes contain a 3.5-kb deletion between two highly similar glutelin genes that forms a tail-to-tail inverted repeat, that could produce a double-stranded RNA molecule, a possible potent inducer of RNA silencing (Fig. 3). As a result of this inverted repeat, glutelin synthesis is suppressed and the glutelin content is lowered. This was the fi rst report that showed the mechanism of a mutation was RNA interference (RNAi) in plants. The Lgc-1 provides an interesting example of RNA silencing among genes that exhibit various levels of similarity to a gene-induced RNA silencing.
The “glu1” is a gamma-ray-induced rice mutant, which lacks an acidic subunit of glutelin. Morita et al.
(2007) elucidated that the glu1 gene of the “glu1” mutant harbors a 129.7-kb deletion involving two highly similar, tandem-repeated glutelin genes, GluB5 and GluB4 . The deletion eliminates the entire GluB5 and GluB4
genes except for half of the fi rst exon of GluB5 . As a result, the phenotype of the glu1 gene completely lacks the acidic subunit of glutelin and acts as a recessive gene for low glutelin content in rice grains (Fig. 4).
GluB4 GluB5 Lgc1 H H
Transcription termination signal
GluB4
GluB5
dsRNA
Fig. 3. Mechanism of low glutelin in LGC-1. A deletion containing the transcription termination signal between GluB4 and GluB5 causes generation of hairpin RNA with dsDNA region, which induces GluB mRNA degradation via RNA interference (based on Kusaba et al. 2003). (Courtesy of Prof. M. Kusaba, Hiroshima University)
Deletion of 1 acidic subunit
of glutelin
Total glutelin contents lower Dominant
Recessive
Phenotype Dominant or Recessive Mechanism
Knock-out of 2 genes
Suppresses glutelin
genes via RNAi
glu11
Lgc12
GluBGluB GluBGluB
glu1 Lgc1Smaller deletion (3.5 kb)Larger deletion (129.7 kb)
Fig. 4. Comparison of phenotype, mode of inheritance and mechanism of mutation character between glu1 and LGC1 mutation with diff erent sizes and place of deletion in the same region of two loci, GluB4 and GluB5; glu11: Morita et al. (2007); Lgc12: Kusaba et al. (2003). (Courtesy of Dr. R. Morita, RIKEN)
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The above examples illustrate that the position and size of deletions at the same locus can dramatically alter the phenotype of mutant gene expression through the process of transcription and translation. The glu1 , which has a large 129.7-kb deletion, acts as a recessive gene, while the LGC1 , which has 3.5-kb deletion that probably includes a terminal signal of the transcript region, acts as a dominant gene.
Furthermore, the GluB5 and the GluB4 have the same amino acid sequence in their acidic subunit, suggesting that only the mutation involving both GluB5 and GluB4 generates the resultant phenotype. This is the reason for the lack of the glutelin acidic subunit deleted in the “glu1” mutant.
Sequenced plant genomes exhibit that more than 14% of their genes are highly similar, tandem-repeated genes (Arabidopsis Genome Initiative 2000; International Rice Genome Sequence Project 2005). This fi nding suggests that gamma-rays can be an eff ective mutagen to generate knockout mutants of both loci and to use for analysis of tandem repeat and functionally redundant genes.
1) Low digestible-protein contentAlthough rice is not a high-protein grain crop, the protein content is ca. 7% when white rice is cooked.
A mutant line with a low glutelin content was obtained from the ethyleneimine (EI) treatment of cv. “Nihon-masari”. The cv. “LGC-1” was developed from backcrossing this mutant with the original cv. “Nihon-masari” to eliminate undesirable characteristics, such as semi-sterility and semi-dwarfi ng (Iida et al. 1993). The seed protein of cv. “LGC-1” is mainly composed of a decreased amount of digestible glutelin induced by a dominant mutation that also increases the amount of indigestible prolamine. The characterization of this mutation and the mechanism were mentioned in the previous section. This construction of protein is disadvantageous for human digestion of rice grains, although the total amount of protein is similar to the original cultivar. As a result, cv. “LGC-1” is useful as a low-protein rice, and some clinical trials indicate that the cooked rice of this variety is a
Ⅲ Useful mutations from various screening methods
Fig. 5. Development of new cultivars, cv. “LGC-Jun” and cv. “LGC-Katsu” with lower easy-to-digest protein content by the hybridization of a low-glutelin mutant cv. “LGC1” and an α-globulin deficient mutant (named “89WPKG30-433”) of cv. “Koshihikari” (SDS-PAGE data) (based on Nishimura et al. 2005). (Courtesy of Prof. M. Nishimura, Niigata University)
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useful and eff ective daily food for patients with kidney disease (Mochizuki and Hara 2000). The defect of cv. “LGC-1” is its eating quality and the presence of other loci that control the biosynthesis of digestible protein, such as globulin. Therefore, Nishimura et al. (2005) induced a mutant line “89WPKG30-433” that exhibited a defi ciency in globulin through gamma-ray irradiation from the leading Japanese cv. “Koshihikari”, which is famous for a good eating quality. The “89WPKG30-433” was hybridized with cv. “LGC-1” and cvs. “LGC-Katsu” and “LGC-Jun” were selected from the hybrids (Fig. 5). The glutelin content of these two cultivars is as low as for cv. “LGC-1” and the globulin content is zero. The total digestible-protein content tested is about 30% of ordinary rice. As the eating quality is highly improved and digestible-protein content is lower than for cv. “LGC-1”, these two cultivars will greatly help in the dietary management of proteins in cases of chronic renal failure.
2) Glutinous rice (low amylose content)Stickiness of cooked rice is one of the most important characteristics of rice cultivars, which are diverse
and unique among peoples of the world. In general, people in Japan as well as Korea, northern Thailand, Myanmar and southern China prefer sticky rice. Amylose contents are closely related to this character and range from 0 (waxy: glutinous) to higher than 20, especially in indica-type rice. In Japan, glutinous rice has a special utilization for “okowa” and “mochi” production for festivals and celebrations, as well as non-glutinous popular cultivars used for daily cooking, which exhibit ca. 17% amylose content. This waxy locus (Wx) was mapped on chromosome 6 of rice (Iwata and Omura 1971) and knockout of Wx makes non-glutinous ordinary rice completely glutinous (wx). The waxy genes were identified to encode granule-bound starch synthesis, which is performed by a key enzyme in amylose synthesis of plants (Nelson and Pan 1995). In Japan, glutinous cv. “Miyuki-mochi” (Toda 1982) was induced from non-glutinous cv. “Toyonishiki”, glutinous cv. “Fujimi-mochi” from non-glutinous cv. “Aki-chikara”, and gulutinous cv. “Odoroki-mochi” (Imbe et al. 2004) from non-glutinous cv. “Takanari” through gamma-ray irradiation in the IRB Gamma Field.
There is another type of endosperm starch mutation termed “dull”, whose amylose content is not zero as found with the waxy (wx) mutation in rice. The dull mutation has ca. 10% amylose content, which is lower than the ca. 20% of non-waxy (Wx) rice, and exhibits partial stickiness when cooked. Genetic analysis of dull mutants induced by 32P (beta-ray radiation) showed that the mutations were controlled by a single recessive gene which is non-allelic to the wx alleles (Okuno et al. 1983). One of the most popular dull cultivars is cv. “Milky Queen” induced by chemical mutagen (MNU: N-methyl-N-nitrosourea) treatment of the most popular cv. “Koshihikari” with amylose content of 9–12% (Ise et al. 2001). This dull phenotype is caused by wx locus mutation (Wx-mq) (Sato et al. 2002).
3) Giant embryoThe rice embryo contains a high level of proteins, fats, vitamins and some compounds good for human
health. As the embryo grows, gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) accumulates following transformation from glutamic acid caused by soaking rice in water (Saikusa et al. 1994a, 1994b). Defatted rice embryos enriched with GABA are useful as a functional food for controlling blood pressure and sedative qualities related to sleeplessness and autonomic disorder (Okada et al. 2000). The GABA-accumulated brown rice is already on the market as a health food based on an ordinary rice variety. The giant embryo lines “EM40” and “GM15-34”, each possessing giant embryo by treating cv. “Kinmaze” with MNU (Satoh 1981), useful for this purpose are anticipated. The embryo volume of these lines is 3–4 times that of ordinary rice cultivars. The giant embryo trait of the “EM40” is known to be controlled by one recessive gene (ge) located on chromosome 7 (Satoh and Iwata
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1990). The utilization of the giant embryo mutants was previously limited to the development of rice bran oil.
However, the nutritional value of cooked brown rice is beginning to attract the attention of consumers interested in healthy food. The fi rst giant embryo mutant cv. “Haiminori” was developed by the hybridization between the “EM40” and cv. “Akenohoshi”, and selection from the hybrid population in 1990 (Nemoto et al. 2001). The embryo volume of cv. “Haiminori” is 3–4 times that of ordinary rice. After soaking in water for four hours, the amount of accumulated GABA in cv. “Haiminori” is about four times that of the traditional cv. “Nipponbare”. The cv. “Haiminori” is utilized in the commercial production of rice cakes. Common defects of giant embryo cultivars are lower germination and seedling establishment rates, sometimes only 40–50 % of that of cv. “Nipponbare”.
The GIANT EMBRYO (GE) gene has been identifi ed as essential for controlling the size balance in rice, and the function of GE, which encodes CYP78A13, is predominantly expressed in the interfacing tissues of the both embryo and endosperm and controlling cell size in the embryo and cell death in the endosperm (Nagasawa et al.
2013). Development of giant embryo lines with good seedling establishment will be a continuing objective of the breeding.
4) Non-shatteringMuch attention has been paid recently to indica-type high-yielding genetic resources for improving biomass
productivity as forage rice. Seed shattering is one of the most important characteristics of indica-type rice that requires improvement. Mutation in the dominant qSH1 gene in domesticated rice eliminates the abscission layer and results in non-shattering seeds (Konishi et al. 2006). Thus, knockout of this dominant gene generates a non-shattering rice. Kato et al. (2006) attempted to induce a mutation at this locus in cv. “Mohretsu”. The cv. “Mohretsu” is a mutant forage rice cultivar induced through NMU treatment and through gamma-ray irradiation of seeds in IRB, National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences (NIAS), which was eventually developed as the direct-use, non-shattering mutant cv. “Minami-yutaka” for use as rice silage. Sakai et al. (2013) attempted to induce mutation at the same locus in the high-yielding traditional cv. “Taporuri” introduced from Taiwan through gamma-ray irradiation of seeds in IRB, and successfully released the direct-use non-shattering mutant cv. “Ruri-aoba” as a rice silage crop. The loci or genes controlling non-shattering in these newly induced mutant cultivars have not been identified. However, through genetic analyses of rice cultivars and wild relatives, as well as chromosomal segment substitution lines and an induced shattering mutant line derived from gamma-ray irradiation (Zhou et al. 2012), several quantitative trait loci associated with seed shattering have been identifi ed. These includes SH4 which promotes hydrolyzing of an abscission zone cells during the abscission process (Li et al. 2006), OsCPL1 (Oryza sativa CTD phosphatase-like 1) that enhances the development of the abscission layer during panicle development (Ji et al. 2010) and SHAT1 (Shattering Abortion1), the AP2 domain-containing transcription factor gene responsible for abscission zone development (Zhou et al. 2012).
5) Radio-sensitivityTakagi (1969) identifi ed two major genes that control radio-sensitivity in some soybean cultivars. When the
50% reduction rate (RD50) of root length was associated with exposure to acute irradiation of seeds or chronic irradiation of plants for the entire growth period, radio-sensitivity of soybean was identifi ed. The cv. “Shinmejiro” is more than twice as high for radio-sensitivity as the resistant cv. “Tachisuzunari”. The differences in radio- sensitivity between the cultivars to chronic irradiation in the Gamma Field are controlled by a single recessive
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rs1 gene. A second recessive gene, rs2 , was discovered in cv. “Goishi-shirobana”, whose activity is only expressed following acute seed radiation.
6) Fatty acid compositionSoybean is the most widely used source of edible oil for human consumption. Every oil crop produces
unique oil with a specific fatty acid composition. For example, linolenic acid content is high and generally 8.0% in soybean, and is not found in oils from maize, traditional sunfl ower and traditional saffl ower. There is an extremely high diversity of fatty acid compositions across the oil crops. The biosynthesis of fatty acids in oil crops is summarized in Fig. 6. The biosynthesis for fatty acid composition, common to all plant species, involves a carbon elongation process (palmitic acid (16:0) → stearic acid (18:0)) and unsaturated reaction process
(stearic acid (18:0) → oleic acid (18:1) → linoleic acid (18:2) → linolenic acid (18:3)). Another biosynthesis is a carbon elongation reaction unique to traditional rapeseed of oleic acid (18:1) → eicosenoic acid (20:1) → erucic acid (22:1). The particular fatty acid contents of these cultivars or species result from diff erences in activity or reactivity of their enzymes and the number of genes encoding each enzyme involved in the various steps related to carbon elongation and unsaturated reaction of their fatty acids.
The incorporation of target genes, known to modify the fatty acid components of oil crops were initially identifi ed in natural populations of specifi c species, and then incorporated by various breeding techniques. White et al. (1961) previously identifi ed inter-varietal variation of fatty acid composition in 251 soybean cultivars and reported that contents of linoleic and linolenic acids were controlled by polygenes and exhibited heritability typically associated with quantitative traits because the investigated hybrid population exhibited continuous variation across their fatty acid compositions. However, Takagi et al. (1986) reported that the expression and levels of oleic and linolenic acids were controlled by two and one gene, respectively. Recent research suggests that the eff ects of each gene on fatty acid content are small and indicates quantitative trait expression and larger
Fig. 6. Genes responsible for diff erent fatty acid biosynthesis (based on Takagi and Anai 2006; Nakagawa et al., 2011). (Courtesy of Prof. Y. Takagi, Saga University).
SStearic acid (C18:0)
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environmental eff ects.Takagi and his colleagues identified 46 mutant lines from a 12,266 M2 population generated by X-ray
application to cv. “Bay”. Fatty acid compositional changes of the mutant lines are listed in Table 2. The mutant lines include “J3” with low palmitic acid content (6.1%) (Takagi et al. 1995), “J10” with high palmitic acid content (17.2%) (Takagi et al. 1995), “M25” with high stearic acid content (21.2%) (Rahman et al. 1995), “M23” with high oleic acid content (48.6%) (Rahman et al. 1994), “M5” with low linolenic-acid content (4.9%)
(Takagi et al. 1990) and “B739” with high linolenic acid content (18.4%) (Takagi et al. 1989). In addition, lines with wider fatty acid composition variability were obtained from the hybridization between these mutants.
The 46 individual mutant populations generated from cv. “Bay” exhibit a wider range of fatty acid composition than the 99 landraces developed from naturally occurring variation (Table 3) (Takagi and Rahman 1995). This induction of fatty acid variability confi rms that artifi cial mutation is useful for enhancing fatty acid diversity of soybean.
Mutant Line Fatty Acid Composition (%) GenotypePalmitic
Acid(16:0)
StearicAcid
(18:0)
OleicAcid
(18:1)
LinoleicAcid
(18:2)
LinolenicAcid
(18:3)J3 6.1 3.4 26.5 55.4 8.6 sop1C1726 8.5 3.9 22.1 56.0 9.6 fap1LPKKC-3 4.4 3.2 27.1 55.5 9.8 sop1 , fap1KK7 14.2 5.0 23.3 49.5 7.9 fapxJ10 17.2 5.0 19.7 48.4 9.7 fap2HPKKJ10 21.6 5.7 18.0 45.6 9.0 fapx, fap2KK-2 10.3 7.2 23.1 51.6 7.9 st1M25 9.5 21.2 15.6 44.0 9.8 st2M25KK2 9.4 31.4 12.4 38.4 8.4 st1, st2M11 10.3 4.3 35.8 41.4 8.2 ola
M23 8.9 4.4 48.6 29.5 8.5 olM24 10.0 5.3 27.3 51.5 5.9 fanxa
M5 9.8 4.9 25.5 55.3 4.9 fanLOLL 10.3 4.5 27.7 54.7 2.9 fan, fanxa
B739 7.9 4.3 14.3 55.1 18.4 linh
cv. Bay 10.6 4.2 25.2 51.7 8.3
Table 2. Fatty acid composition (% of total oil) of different soybean mutants and their genotypes (Nakagawa et al. 2011).
Fatty Acid Composition (%)
PalmiticAcid
(16:0)
StearicAcid
(18:0)
OleicAcid
(18:1)
LinoleicAcid
(18:2)
LinolenicAcid
(18:3)MutantsMean 10.6 5.2 26.5 49.8 7.9Range 6.3-16.7 2.9-16.1 17.5-48.2 32.2-60.5 4.6-12.6CultivarsMean 12.1 2.9 25.1 51.9 8.0Range 10.0-15.5 1.6-4.1 14.2-44.3 36.6-61.1 5.2-12.6
Table 3. Mean and range of fatty acid composition (% of total oil) in 46 diff erent soybean mutants and 99 cultivars developed by using natural resources (Takagi and Rahman 1995).
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As mentioned above, Takagi and his colleagues isolated a significant number of mutant lines exhibiting varying fatty acid composition through use of X-rays. Hybridization of these mutant lines, selection, characterization and experimentation can attain the pyramiding of mutant genes exhibiting complementary gene action in order to modify expression of various fatty acids. Following the hybridization and examination of the subsequent generations, the inheritance of genes conditioning low and high palmitic, high stearic, high oleic, and low and high linolenic acids were elucidated.
Figure 6 illustrates the fatty acid biosynthesis pathway of soybean seed oil. Palmitoyl-ACP (16:10) is synthesized from malonyl-ACP (4:0) through the condensation (fatty acid elongation) cycle. Three types of β-ketoacyl-synthases (βKASs) are involved in this condensation cycle. Palmitoyl-ACP is synthesized by βKASI and βKASIII, and then stearoyl-ACP (18:0) is synthesized by βKASII. Following this process, stearoyl-ACP is converted into oleoyl-ACP by stearoyl-ACP desaturase. Acyl-ACP thioesterase catalyzes the acyl-ACPs, and palmitic, stearic and oleic acids are produced with these reactions. Then oleic acid is converted to linolenic acid through linoleic acid by two distinct microsomal fatty acid desaturases, omega-6 and omega-3. These fatty acid biosynthesis enzymes are encoded by GmβKASII, GmSte, GmFAD2 and the GmFAD3 gene family, respectively. As discussed above, genetic analysis of fatty acid content in soybean mutants suggests that several genes are involved in each step of fatty acid synthesis pathway.
Byrum et al. (1997) reported that one of the low linolenic-acid mutants, “A5”, carries a deletion in gene GmFAD3 . Takagi’s group also identified a large deletion in gene GmFAD3 of “J18” (Yamashita et al. 1998), GmFAD2 of “M23” (Kinoshita et al. 1998) and GmSte of “KK2” (Rahman et al. 1998) with Southern-blot analysis and also confi rmed that these deletions co-segregated with their fatty acid content phenotypes. However, the vast majority of fatty acid mutants of soybean have not been characterized in detail. A superior understanding of the relationships between the corresponding gene and the phenotype of individual mutants will be valuable for soybean oil breeding programs.
Takagi’s group determined the corresponding genes of three low linolenic-acid mutants (“M24”, “M5” and “J18”) and divided them into two groups: “M24” had a mutation on gene GmFAD3-1a, and “M24” and “J18” had a respective mutation on GmFAD3-1b (Anai et al. 2005). The molecular status of these mutated genes were as follows: a 1-bp deletion in the open reading frame (ORF) of gene GmFAD3-1a, a 19-bp deletion in the ORF of GmFAD3-1b and a large deletion in the region containing GmFAD3-1b, respectively. The mutant of GmFAD3-
2a has not yet been obtained from Takagi’s mutant collection, but this mutant represents an important target for decreasing linolenic acid content in soybean. Because gene GmFAD3-2a is expressed in developing seeds and its product exhibits the correct enzymatic activity in yeast cells (Anai et al. 2005), it is anticipated that further study of the GmFAD3-2a mutant line may result in development of a near-zero linolenic acid soybean cultivar.
Allele-specifi c genotypic selection, through use of molecular markers related to these gene families, will be superior to phenotypic selection using gas-liquid chromatography. Multiple sources of alleles for each candidate gene isoform can provide further benefi ts in the breeding of germplasm with superior fatty acid composition and minimize fi xation of alleles linked to target genes (Takagi et al. 1998; Anai et al. 2005; Takagi and Anai 2006; Nakagawa et al. 2011a).
7) Lipoxygenase-lacking soybean Lipoxygenase is an enzyme that generates a beany-flavor within soybean and its processed products.
When soybean meal is mixed with water, lipoxygenases oxidize the abundant unsaturated fatty acids in the soybean seed and produce aldehydes such as n-hexanal (Fig. 7). Heat treatment is generally used to reduce this
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fl avor in soybean products; however, once produced, heat treatment will not completely eliminate this fl avor and this results in soybean products with poor taste quality. Trials have been performed to determine a better method to remove these undesirable fl avors from soybean products in the food processing industry.
Soybean seed has three lipoxygenases: L-1, L-2 and L-3 (Arai et al. 1970). In the 1980s, mutant cultivars lacking lipoxygenase were isolated from germplasm (Hildebrand and Hymowits 1981; Kitamura et al. 1983, 1985) and both L-1 and L-3 lacking and L-2 and L-3 lacking lines were bred by hybridizations between the two types. However, neither L-1 and L-3 lacking plants nor plants lacking L-1, L-2 and L-3 were obtained through breeding and hybridization. Therefore, mutation breeding was conducted to induce soybean mutants lacking L-1, L-2 and L-3 (Kitamura et al. 1985). Expecting not only the mutations but also chromosome crossing-over, 100–150 g of F2 seeds derived from the cross between cv. “Kankei 2” (later named cv. “Kanto No. 102”, which lacks L-1 and L-3), and cv. “Kankei 1” (later registered as cv. “Yume-yutaka”, which lacks L-2 and L-3) were irradiated at the IRB in 1989.
The irradiated F2 seeds (M1) were planted to establish the M1 population and obtain M2 seeds. Harvested M2 seeds were analyzed for protein composition using SDS-PAGE. The F2 seeds derived from a cross between a line without L-1 and L-3 and a line without L-2 and L-3 were irradiated with gamma-rays. After surveying 1,813 M3 seeds using SDS/PAGE, one mutant seed lacking L-1 , L-2 , and L-3 was selected (Hajika et al. 1991; Nakagawa et al. 2011a). This lipoxygenase-lacking line was accelerated to obtain the M6 generation in a fi eld in summer and a greenhouse in winter. From the M7 generation, fi eld tests were conducted to evaluate yield and agronomic characteristics. In 1995, one selected line was released as cv. “Ichi-hime” (Hajika et al. 2002), and exhibits similar agronomic characteristics to cv. “Suzu-yutaka”, the recurrent parent of “Kankei 1” and “Kankei 2”. Several all-lipoxygenase-lacking soybean cultivars were developed by crossing between normal soybean cultivars and the all-lipoxygenase-lacking mutant lines. Several of these lines were sent to other countries and many all-lipoxygenases-lacking cultivars have since been developed.
8) Glycinin-rich soybeanThe major components of soybean seed storage proteins are glycinin (11S globulin) and β-conglycinin
Fig. 7. The reaction pathway of the seed lipoxygenases (based on Arai et al. 1970). (Courtesy of Dr. M. Hajika, NARO)
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(7S globulin), which account for about 70% of all seed proteins. The amount of sulfur-containing amino acids (methionine and cysteine) in glycinin is 3–4 times that of β-conglycinin. Compared with β-conglycinin, glycinin
exhibits better processing properties in texturized and fi lmed soy foods as well as in tofu gels. The β-conglycinin is composed of α-, α’- and β-subunits. The cv. “Keburi” characterized by the absence of the α’-subunit, and cv. “Mo-shi-dou Gong 503” with low levels of α- and β-subunits, were identifi ed in Japanese soybean germplasm collections (Kitamura and Kaizuma 1981). Ogawa et al. (1989) developed some lines from these spontaneous soybean mutants and showed that it was possible to increase the amount of glycinin by decreasing the amount of β-conglycinin. The cv. “Kari-kei 434” was developed as one line characterized by the lack of the α’-subunit and a marked decrease of the level of α- and β-subunits of β-conglycinin. However, neither α-less nor β-less cultivars were identified in the germplasm collection. Therefore, knockout of the α-subunit gene was attempted by gamma-ray irradiation of seed of cv. “Kari-kei 434” at the IRB, and fi ve mutated seeds, which exhibited loss of the α-subunit and α’-subunit, were identifi ed using SDS-PAGE in the M2 and M3 populations. The deleted form of the α-subunit was controlled by a recessive gene and crossing studies showed that existence or nonexistence of the α-subunit was independent of the α’-subunit (Takahashi et al. 1996). In 2001, a new mutant cv. “Yumeminori” was developed from this mutation and released as a glycinin-rich and hypoallergenic soybean (Fig. 8; Takahashi et al, 2004; Nakagawa et al. 2011a). The cause for the hypoallergenic property in cv. “Yumeminori” is due to; (a) the α-subunit is a major allergen in soybean (Ogawa et al. 1991); and (b) GlymBd30K, which represents one major allergen, was effectively removed from soybean protein isolates using chemical and physical methods (Samoto et al. 1996). Almost all growth habits of cv. “Yumeminori” were similar to cv. “Tachinagaha” except for the slightly lower seed weight and ca. 4% higher protein content. However, the processing properties of tofu curd were poorer than those for normal soybeans presumably caused by the high reactivity of glycinin proteins in cv. “Yumeminori”. To solve this problem, further studies are required. Recently, it was clearly shown that the defi ciency of the α-subunit in a mutant line “α-null (1) ” was caused by the termination codon resulting from inserting four bases into gene CG-2 encoding the α-subunit (Ishikawa et al. 2006).
Today, these glycinin-rich soybeans are utilized for soymilk products with decreased allergic reaction.
Fig. 8. Pedigree chart of glycinin rich mutant cv. “Yumeminori” (based on Takahashi et al. 2004). (Courtesy of Dr. M. Hajika, NARO)
9) Super-nodulationSuper-nodulation is a character that generates a large number of root nodules in leguminous plants. Super-
nodulating mutants of soybean may provide a new genetic resource for improving soybean productivity by higher nitrogen-fi xation as well as for elucidating mechanism of rhizobium-plant interactions. A super-nodulating mutant “En6500” was isolated from a 2,800 M2 population generated by treating cv. “Enrei” with 0.5% of
Kebri (α' - null)
Oodate 1
Gamma ray(200Gy)Mo-shi-dou
(α - & β - low)
TachiyutakaKari-kei 434 Yumeminoriα'- null α - & α' - null
Tachiyutakaα- & β - low β - Iow
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ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS) (Akao and Kouchi 1992). The “En6500” had an increased number of nodules, inherited as a Mendelian recessive trait (Kokubun and Akao 1994); however, its growth and yield performance were inferior to that of cv. “Enrei”. The cause of this reduced yield performance is presumably from the high consumption of carbohydrates by nodules and a decrease of total nitrogen assimilation through the reduction of nitrate absorption (Takahashi, et al, 1995). Due to the inferior performance of this new germplasm, a second attempt utilizing traditional backcross breeding to cv. “Enrei” was initiated and the super-nodulating cv. “Kanto 100” was successfully selected at the National Institute of Crop Science (NICS), National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO). The cv. “Kanto 100” exhibits super-nodulation and the yield is similar to that of cv. “Enrei” (Takahashi et al. 2003). This super-nodulating mutation has potential impact on the development of high effi ciency, nitrogen-fi xing soybeans as well as for elucidation of rhizobium-plant interaction.
10) Japanese pear and apple resistant to Alternaria diseaseA popular cultivar of Japanese pear (Pyrus serotina Rehd. var. culta Rehd.), cv. “Nijisseiki”, was a leading
cultivar that occupied 28% of the total cultivated area of Japanese pear in 1990 in Japan. However, the cultivar is highly susceptible to the black spot disease, Alternaria alternata (Fr.) Keissier (= Alternaria kikuchiana Tanaka), one of the most serious diseases of pear (Nishimura et al. 1978). Growers need to spray fungicides several times during the growing season to counter the disease. To induce mutations resistant to the disease, small plants of the cv. “Nijisseiki” were planted every 4 meters within 37-63 m from the 60Co source in 1962 and chronic gamma-ray irradiation was applied (30 × 10-2 to 4 × 10-2 Gy/day) in the Gamma Field (Sanada et al. 1993). In 1981, nearly 20 years after the planting, a twig bearing green leaves exhibiting no symptom of the disease while all the other twigs were infected by the fungus and most leaves had many black spots. The resistant twig was found on a plant planted 53 m from the radiation source. As it was ascertained that there was no diff erence in other agronomic characteristics between the mutant and the original cultivar except for resistance to black spot disease, it was registered and released in 1991 with the name cv. “Gold Nijisseiki” (Sanada et al. 1993). It was registered under the same name in Australia in 2004 (Certifi cate Number 2533).
Dr. Sanada, one of the breeders of this cultivar mentioned, “The situation of mutation breeding on Japanese pear has been severely criticized because there have been no successful results”. Although it took them nearly 20 years to identify a useful mutation and 30 years for its registration, the release of cv. “Gold Nijisseiki” became a monumental achievement for the IRB’s Gamma Field.
At the same time, an easy and eff ective method for screening of resistance to the fungus was developed by treating leaf disks (punched out by 7 mm in diameter) of each branch by the toxin produced by the fungus in the culture (Sanada 1988). After that, Nakashima et al. (1982, 1985) isolated and identifi ed the chemical structure of the toxin (“AK-toxin”) produced by the fungus of black spot disease. As a consequence, the breeding group of the IRB entered into a cooperative research program with the chemistry group in Kyoto University and established the further use of this approach. When the punched leaf disks are placed on fi lter paper in a Petri dish soaked with AK-toxin obtained either from the extracts of the fungal body or artifi cial synthesis, and kept for 2 days at 25℃, leaves of susceptible cultivars such as cv. “Nijisseiki” turn black and leaves of resistant cultivars such as cv. “Chojyurou” stay green (Fig. 9). The intact leaves and old leaves of cv. “Gold Nijisseiki” are completely resistant, but interestingly the cut young leaves are partially susceptible, probably because only leaf surface tissues (the L1 layer) became resistant but inner tissues still keep susceptible genotype. As a result, leaves of cv. “Gold Nijisseiki” is really resistant to the disease in the field. Following its development, two new mutant cvs. “Osa-Gold (Masuda et al. 1997, 1998)” and “Kotobuki Shinsui (Kitagawa et al. 1999)” were
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developed in a short period using this unique screening method. The economic eff ect of this research has been great.
Furthermore, the same bioassay method can also be utilized for the selection of plant resistant to Alternaria blotch disease using the AM-toxin (Ueno et al. 1977) produced by the fungus Alternaria mali that attacks apple. A new mutant apple cv. “Houiku Indo” was selected from gamma-ray irradiated micro-propagated shoots of susceptible cv. “Indo” (total dose: 80 Gy) and found to be resistant to this disease (Yoshioka et al. 2001).
This research suggests that breeding of fruit trees requires patience and that development of simple, effi cient and precise screening methods is very important for mutation breeding.
11) OthersMany other interesting mutations have been identifi ed using various screening methods in Japan. Additional
information about unique mutations, screening methods, and released cultivars is given in the Appendices of this report. Gamma Field Symposia (a series of proceedings; http://www.nias.affrc.go.jp/eng/public/index2.html) and Radiation Breeding Technologies (ibid.) also provide a wide range of information.
1st Leaf
2nd Leaf
3rd Leaf
4th Leaf
5th Leaf
cv. Chojyurou cv. Nijisseiki cv. Gold Nijisseiki
Fig. 9. Resistance bioassay for black spot disease using the AK-toxin obtained from the culture of the fungus (based on Nakagawa 2009). Upper to lower leaf disks (1–5) indicate 1 (young) to 5 (older) leaf; cv.“Chojyurou”: highly resistant; cv. “Nijisseiki”: highly susceptible; cv. “Gold Nijisseiki”: resistant
Ⅳ Genetic studies of the useful mutations induced by acute or chronic gamma-ray irradiation
Spontaneous and induced-mutation resources have played important roles not only for mutation breeding but also in genetic studies and the elucidation of gene functions. Some examples are mentioned here.1) Phytochrome
Takano et al. (2005) isolated phytochrome B (phyB) and phy C mutants from rice and produced all
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combinations of double mutants. Seedlings of phy B and phyB phyC mutants exhibited a partial loss of sensitivity to continuous red light but still showed significant de-etiolation responses. The response to red light was completely lost in phyA phyB double mutants. These results indicate that phyA and phyB act in a highly redundant manner to control de-etiolation under red light. They also found that mutations in either the phyB or phyC locus cause moderate early fl owering under a long-day photoperiod, but monogenic phyA mutations had little eff ect on fl owering time. However, the phyA mutation in combination with the phyB or phyC mutation caused dramatically early fl owering. The phyB mutants were generated by chronic gamma-ray irradiation with dose rates of 3-6 Gy/day (Takano et al. 2005).
2) Aluminum toleranceMa et al. (2005) isolated a mutant with high sensitivity to aluminum (Al) concentration from cv.
“Koshihikari”, an Al-resistant japonica rice (Wu et al. 1997). The mutant was induced through chronic gamma-ray irradiation and exhibited the same phenotype as the wild-type; however, without Al tolerance. That is, M1 plants were irradiated in the Gamma Field from 7 days before heading to 2 days after heading under 20 Gy/day for 8 days. The root elongation of the mutant was highly inhibited in the presence of 10 μM Al. The mutant also exhibited poorer root growth in acid soil. Genetic analysis showed that the high sensitivity to Al is controlled by a single recessive gene, mapped to the long arm of chromosome 6.
3) Wax-free mutation of sorghumSorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench.) produces and deposits bloom or epicuticular wax on the surface
of stems and leaves (Fig. 10 left). The deposition of this wax is a dominant trait (Bm) with variation under diff erent environments (Jordan et al. 1983), and bloomless (bm) mutants have no bloom or wax on the surface of plant parts. This wax is thought to make an important contribution to tolerance to abiotic stresses such as drought through reduced cuticular transpiration (Blum 1975) and protection from ultraviolet (UV) light in the semiarid tropics (Jordan et al. 1983). Reducing cuticular wax and cuticle deposition is also known to increases susceptibility to the fungal disease northern corn leaf blight caused by Exserohilum turcicum (Jenks et al. 1994). However, bm sorghum tends to increase resistance to biotic stresses such as resistance to greenbug attacks (Peiretti et al. 1980; Nakagawa et al. 2011b), which is achieved through nonpreference (Weibel and Starks 1986), and sheath blight (Kasuga et al. 2001).
In Japan, sweet sorghum has recently become a candidate crop for bioethanol production by utilizing the sugars produced and stored in stems and lignocellulose of stems and leaves through fermentation (Nakagawa et
al. 2013). The development of sorghum cultivars resistant to biotic-stresses will have advantages for low-input without pesticides and fungicide and sustainable biofuel production. In 2006, groups of 1,000 seeds of sweet sorghum cv. “Italian” were irradiated with diff erent doses of gamma-rays (0, 100, 200, 400, 500, 800, and 1,000 Gy for 20 hours) in the Gamma Room at the IRB, NIAS. After germination tests of the M1 seeds, the seedlings were transplanted in the fi eld and self-pollinated M2 seeds were obtained by bagging of M1 infl orescences before heading. In 2008, six seeds from each M2 line were planted in the fi eld plots for the evaluation. Two bm mutant plants without visible epicuticular wax (bloom) on the stems (Fig. 10) were identifi ed from the M2 population irradiated with 400 Gy of gamma-rays. The two self-pollinated lines were planted in the fi eld and identifi ed as pure lines with no variations. At the same time, these two lines were hybridized with the original cv. “Italian” plants, and the F1 seeds and self-pollinated F2 seeds were obtained. In 2010, 96 F2 seeds from each hybridization were planted in the fi eld for genetic and molecular analyses. The F2 population segregated for individuals with
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and without epicuticular wax at a frequency of 74:22 (χ2 = 0.1277; P = 0.7209 for a 3:1 segregation ratio, Chi square test) suggesting that the bm phenotype was controlled by a single recessive nuclear gene (Nakagawa et
al. 2011c; Mizuno et al. 2013). The leaf-sheath of F2 plants with the wild-type phenotype and those with the bm phenotype were subjected to RNA-seq analysis. In addition, the sorghum bm mutant and wild-type plants were examined using scanning electron microscopy, which showed that the wax was not located on the leaf surface of plants but deposited inside of the cells (Mizuno et al. 2013).
Fig. 10. Wild type (left) and bm mutant (right) of sorghum cv. “Italian”.
TACTSb06g023270
WT (1.4 Mb)
Sb06g023280 Sb06g024830
52.4 Mb 53.8 Mb
Sb06g024840
Sb06g023270 Sb06g024830 Sb06g023280 Sb06g024840
Inversion Region
bm (1.4 Mb)
AA
Fig. 11. Genomic inversion in the bm mutant. An inversion of ca. 1.4 Mbp occurred on the chromosome 6 (based on Mizuno et al. 2013). Arrows indicate cloned sequence from the wild-type (WT) and the bm mutant genome. At the junction, four bases (TACT) or two bases (AA) were deleted in the bm mutant genome. Because of this inversion, the upstream region of the Sb06g023280/WBC11 gene (black arrow) was exchanged with the downstream sequence. (Courtesy of Dr. H. Mizuno, NARO)
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Total RNA of both wild-type and bm mutant were extracted from leaves, and converted to cDNA for massive parallel sequencing in an Illumina Genome Analyzer and diff erentially expressed genes were identifi ed
(Mizuno et al. 2013). Of the 31 downregulated genes, one gene was similar to the ABC transporter responsible for wax secretion in Arabidopsis (Bird et al. 2007; Panikashvili et al. 2007; Ukitsu et al. 2007). The induced bm mutant was identifi ed to carry a 1.4-Mb genomic inversion proximal to the promoter region of Sb06g023280, which is the candidate gene of the bm mutant, with small deletions at both ends (Fig. 11). Using genome PCR, six bm mutant-phenotype progeny of the F2 population were found to carry the same inversion. The analysis proved that the inversion involving the Sb06g023280 gene inhibited wax secretion in the bloomless sorghum, although the epicuticular wax was synthesized inside the cells.
A
B
Fig. 12. Gamma Phytotron located at Korean Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) in Jeoungup, Jeon buk Province, Republic of Korea. (Courtesy of Dr. Si-Yong Kang, KAERI), A: A building of the Gamma Phytotron; B: Inside the Gamma Phytotron
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4) Chronic gamma-ray irradiation facilities in AsiaTwo facilities for chronic gamma-ray irradiation were recently established in Asia. The Gamma Phytotron
(Fig. 12) was established at the Advanced Radiation Technology Institute, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute in Jeongeup, Jeollabuk-do, Rep. of Korea in 2005. The irradiation source is 60Co with the radioactivity strength of about 400 curies (Kang et al. 2010). The Gamma Greenhouse (Fig. 13) was established at the Malaysian Nuclear Agency, Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation in Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
Fig. 13. Gamma Greenhouse located at Malaysia Nuclear Agency, Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Bangi, Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia. (Courtesy of Dr. Rusli bin Ibrahim, Malaysian Nuclear Agency). A: A building of the Gamma Greenhouse; B: Inside the Gamma Greenhouse
A
B
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in 2008. The Gamma Greenhouse is a circular greenhouse with a radius of 15 m, installed with 137Cs with the radioactivity strength of about 800 curies at the center (Ibrahim 2010). As with the Gamma Field, both facilities are focused on the induction of mutation by chronic gamma-ray irradiation in growing plants of important crop species. As described above, chronic irradiation is a useful tool for the generation of mutant genome resources that have application for molecular analysis as well as conventional breeding.
Ⅵ Mutation breeding and cultivars released in Japan
Ⅴ Mutation breeding of outcrossing crops
Mutation breeding has been primarily performed in seed propagated, self-pollinated species. Although several methods have been widely used for screening of mutants in self-pollinated species by the single-seed descent approach (Stadler 1930; Nybom 1954) and by one-plant-one-grain method (Yoshida 1962), these methods have not been applied to cross-pollinated species. Ukai (1990) developed a new and effi cient method - the “crossing-within-spike-progenies method” - for obtaining mutants of cross-pollinated species in a temperate forage grass, Italian ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum Lam.). This method composes (1) taking seeds separately from each spike from a population of plants following gamma-ray irradiation, (2) sowing the seeds in a hill plot as a spike-progeny, (3) isolating each hill from others at the time of fl owering and allowing the open-pollination of plants within hills and (4) taking seeds from each of the hills and sowing the seeds in hill progenies for the screening of mutants. This procedure is repeated each year. Using 300 Gy of gamma-ray irradiation for the seed, the frequency of chlorophyll mutations was approximately 70.6% per hill progeny and 1.87% per plant; in comparison, open-pollinated populations exhibited only 10% per progeny and 0.12% per plant. This method has application in other wind- or insect-pollinated outcrossing crop species.
In a 2015 search regarding the number of induced-mutation cultivars in the IAEA database (http://mvgs.iaea.org/AboutMutantVarities.aspx), China had the most described induced-mutation cultivars with 810, Japan was second with 481 and India was third with 330 (including those with doubled chromosome numbers through colchicine treatment). The total number of mutant cultivars, including direct-use mutant cultivars and indirect-use cultivars exceed these totals because all mutant cultivars have not yet been listed by breeders. A selection of mutant cultivars developed in Japan, including their economic impact of these cultivars, and their characteristics are reviewed here.1) The number of cultivars developed by mutation breeding
The numbers of direct-use and indirect-use (hybrid) mutant cultivars registered in Japan in each 5-year period from 1960 to 2015 are shown in Fig. 14. The number of registered direct-use cultivars rapidly increased until 2000 when 65 cultivars were registered in fi ve years (13 cultivars per year). This number has since fallen, with 49 cultivars registered during 2001-2005, 54 cultivars during 2006-2010 (ca. 10 cultivars per year) and 27 cultivars during 2011-2015. The number of indirect-use cultivars primarily generated in rice steadily increased with 79 during 2001-2005 and 80 during 2006-2010 but decreased to 58 during 2011-2015. This reduction can
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be turned around if agronomically useful, direct-use mutant cultivars, such as cv. “Reimei”, possessing the sd1
dwarf gene for rice are induced and utilized by rice breeders. It is presumed that such breeders will gravitate toward this and other cultivars carrying advantageous unique genes.
There have been 295 direct-use mutant cultivars comprising 70 species generated through irradiation utilizing gamma-rays, X-rays and ion beams, chemical mutagenesis and in vitro culture (somaclonal variation), registered and released in Japan (Fig. 15). Approximately 79% of these were induced by radiation, including gamma-rays (59.3%), ion beams (9.2%), X-rays (8.8%) and other radiation sources such as UV radiation or those providing no information of radiation source (1.4%). Those induced by somaclonal variation and chemical mutagens (not including those with doubled chromosome numbers through colchicine treatment), are 14.6 and 6.8%, respectively. Recently, the development of mutant cultivars of fl ower and food crops, generated by ion beam irradiation has been a growing area of mutation induction in Japan.
Table 4 shows the number of registered direct-use mutant cultivars of some crops developed by radiation, gamma-rays, and those irradiated at the IRB, NIAS. These include 43 mutant cultivars of rice (Oryza sativa L.), 17 of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill), four of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), four of barley (Hordeum
vulgare L.), five of barnyard millet (Echinochloa esculenta (A. Braun) H. Scholz: glutinous mutants for
Table 4. Number of registered direct-use mutant cultivars developed by radiation, gamma rays, and those irradiated in the Institute of Radiation Breeding (IRB), NIAS (2016).
Cultivar1 Radiation Gamma rays IRB2
70 Crops 295 228 176 127
Rice 43 21 20 19
Wheat 4 2 2 0
Barley 4 4 3 0
Soybean 17 16 15 9
Adzuki bean 1 1 1 1
Broad bean 1 1 1 0
Barnyard millet 5 5 4 4
Job’s tear 2 2 2 2
Buckwheat 3 3 3 3
Tartary buckwheat 3 2 1 1
Taro 3 1 0 0
Potato 2 0 0 0
Sweet potato 1 1 0 0
Sugarcane 1 1 1 1
Burdock 5 5 5 4
Apple 2 2 2 2
Japanese pear 3 3 3 3
Peach 2 2 2 2
Loquat 1 1 1 1
Enoki mushroom 2 2 2 2
Chrysanthemum 60 55 40 38
Rose 10 7 7 6
Carnation 15 11 3 2
Sea pink (Limonium) 6 6 6 0
Cytisus 8 8 8 8
Statice 6 6 6 0
Begonia 6 6 6 0
Lily 4 4 4 0
Clematis 2 2 2 2
Petunia 5 5 0 0
Margaret 4 4 0 0
Others 64 39 26 17
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health food use), 60 of chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum) and 10 of rose (Rosa). Among them, 126 cultivars (ca. 72.1% of gamma-ray induced cultivars) have been generated through gamma-ray irradiation in the Gamma Field, the Gamma Room and the Gamma Greenhouse of the IRB. This high percentage of gamma-ray-irradiated mutants indicates that mutation breeding via gamma-ray irradiation is an effective and highly successful approach for generation of commercial cultivars. Detailed data of developed cultivars are listed in Appendix 1, that includes cultivars induced through colchicine treatment.
The fi rst mutant rice cultivar developed using gamma-ray irradiation was cv. “Reimei”, which means “dawn” in Japanese. Its development illustrated the potential of gamma-rays for breeding improvements in Japan. The cv. “Reimei”, registered in 1966 (Futsuhara 1968), was a successful case of an irradiation-induced semi-dwarf mutant. This cultivar exhibits a mutation of the SD1 locus (Ashikari et al. 2002), which is same as the mutation of a miracle rice, cv. “IR8”, through cv. “Dee-geo-woo-gen” and later contributed to the “Green Revolution” of rice, and shows a culm 15 cm shorter than the original cv. “Fujiminori”. The semi-dwarf character is associated with the high-yielding ability and recorded the highest yield in Japan in 1967 (Futsuhara 1968)
In Japan, the total number of indirect-use mutant cultivars is 335, which includes 298 rice, 15 soybean, eight barley, six wheat, three tomato, one eggplant, one Japanese lawngrass (Zoysia japonica Steud), two mat rush (Juncus eff usus L. var. decipens Buchen.) and one Job’s tear (Coix lacryma-jobi L. var. ma-yuen Stapf) in 2016 (Table 5). Detailed data of developed cultivars are listed in Appendix 2. Interestingly, among the 298 indirect-use mutant rice cultivars in 2016, 150 cultivars (50.3%) exhibited lodging resistance characteristics in the semi-dwarf cultivars derived from cv. “Reimei” or its off spring. This demonstrates that agronomically useful mutations can be effi ciently and intensely utilized as parental lines to develop new cultivars with the same characteristic, and over the years the mutant gene multiplies itself in the farmers’ fi elds.
Rice Wheat Barley Soybean Tomato Others Total298 6 8 15 3 5 335
Table 5. Number of indirect-use mutant cultivars in Japan (2016).
2) The economic impact of mutant cultivars in JapanThe increase of mutant rice cultivars derived from mutants generated by gamma-rays and sown in farmers’
fi elds in Japan since 1960 is shown in Fig. 16. The cv. “Reimei” was fi rst cultivated on 61,598 ha in 1968 (http://ineweb.narcc.affrc.go.jp/). The number of mutant cultivars has been increasing and 99 mutant cultivars (two direct-use and 97 indirect-use cultivars) were in cultivation in 2005 (Nakagawa 2008).
The total cultivated area of mutant cultivars mostly derived from gamma-ray irradiation during 1961-2005 is shown in Fig. 17. This number increased after cv. “Reimei” was released for cultivation in 1968. The peak use of induced-mutation cultivars was 250,000 ha in 1986 and slightly exceeded 200,000 ha during 1994-2005. In 2005, the total cultivated area of mutant cultivars was 210,692 ha, which was 12.4% of the 1,702,000 ha cultivated for paddy rice in Japan (Nakagawa 2008).
The total crude income of farmers selling the brown rice of mutant cultivars has also increased with the expanding cultivation area. The amount of total income was estimated to be approximately 250 billion Yen (2.34 billion USD) in 2005 (Fig. 18) (Nakagawa 2008).
The following 17 cultivars were derived from mutant cultivars induced through gamma-ray irradiation (Appendix 2) and were cultivated on more than 5,000 ha during 2001-2005: cv. “Kinuhikari” (263,223 ha),
cv. “Haenuki” (219,734 ha), cv. “Tsugaru-roman” (106,423 ha), cv. “Yume-akari” (66,491 ha), cv. “Yume-
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tsukushi” (58,893 ha), cv. “Aichi-no-kaori” (53,697 ha), cv. “Asahi-no-yume” (51,049 ha), cv. “Mutsuhomare” (46,959 ha), cv. “Dontokoi” (17,008 ha), cv. “Yume-shizuku” (14,076 ha), cv. “Mine-asahi” (10,698 ha), cv. “Yume-hitachi” (10,440 ha), cv. “Yume-minori” (9,957 ha), cv. Aki-geshiki” (7,510 ha), cv. “Aki-roman (7,450ha)”, “Miyama-nishiki (7,242 ha)”, and “Tsukushi-roman (5,533 ha)”. The following five mutant cultivars have been cultivated on more than 100,000 ha of farmers’ fi elds: cv. “Akihikari” (1,410,810 ha), cv. “Reimei” (886,188 ha), cv. “Kinuhikari” (263,223 ha), cv. “Haenuki” (219,734 ha) and cv. “Tsugaru-roman” (106,423
ha). Among them, only cv. “Reimei” is a direct-use mutation cultivar and the others are indirect-use cultivars (Nakagawa 2008; Appendix 1, 2).
The latest data of the top three paddy rice cultivars in 47 prefectures of Japan in 2013 shows that 14 indirect-use mutation cultivars are listed in 180,233 ha of paddy fi eld (11.03% of total paddy fi eld) (Table 6). Among them, cv. “Kinuhikari”, which is descended from a gamma-ray induced semi-dwarf and lodging-tolerant mutant line, cv. “Hokuriku 100 Gou” (Samoto and Kanai 1975), from the most popular tall cv. “Koshihikari” and semi-dwarf “IR8” (Koga et al 1989), is the most popular mutation variety with a good taste and shorter stems and covered 48,187 ha in 11 prefectures in 2013. The cv. “Haenuki” descended from cv. “Reimei”, covered 63% of Yamagata Prefecture’s paddy fi elds (43,848 ha). Interestingly, cvs. “Yume-hitachi”, “Kinumusume”, “Ikuhikari”, “Yume-tsukushi”, “Genki-tsukushi”, “Yume-shizuku”, “Saga-biyori” and “Nikomaru” are descended from cv. “Kinuhikari”. Therefore, the total cultivated area of cv. “Kinuhikari” and its descendants was 95,103 ha or 5.8% of all the paddy fi eld in Japan. The real cultivated areas of mutant cultivars exceed these values because the data include only the top three cultivars of prefectures and do not include all cultivars. This means the economic impacts of mutant cultivars of rice are huge and the roles of cvs. “Reimei”, “Kinuhikari” and “Mineasahi” are very important in Japan.
There have been 16 direct-use mutant cultivars of soybean registered in Japan (Table 4) since cvs. “Raiden” and “Raikou” were developed by gamma-ray irradiation in 1960. The improved characteristics were early- and late-maturity, yellow hilum, seed-coat color, short-stems, numbers of pods/stem, lipoxygenase-free and low allergens (Nakagawa et al. 2011a). Among them, cv. “Mura-yutaka” with yellow hilum color mutation is
Table 6. Mutant rice cultivars listed in the top 3 in 47 prefectures in 2013.
Variety Cultivated Area (ha) No. of Pref. Origin of Mutant CultivarKinuhikari 48,187 11 Hokuriku No. 100Haenuki 43,848 1 ReimeiKoshi-ibuki 20,400 1 ReimeiAsahi-no-yume 17,598 3 MineasahiYume-tsukushi 16,120 1 KinuhikariYume-shizuku 8,463 1 KinuhikariKinumusume 6,192 1 KinuhikariSagabiyori 6,006 1 Mineasahi; KinuhikariGenki-tsukushi 3,627 1 KinuhikariNikomaru 3,266 1 KinuhikariAki-roman 2,358 1 MineasahiYume-hitachi 2,331 1 KinuhikariMie-no-yume 927 1 MineasahiIkuhikari 911 1 KinuhikariTotal 180,233 23
Total paddy fi eld in Japan 1,632,000% 11.03
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preferred in Japan and was induced by X-rays at Saga University (Nakamura et al. 1991; Appendix 1). There are 15 indirect-use mutant soybean cultivars (Table 5), of which four, including cv. “Ryuhou” are descended from a mutant cv. “Raiden” with induced early-maturity characteristics (Appendix 2). Table 7 shows the cultivated areas and estimated farmers’ income for soybean mutant cultivars in 1997, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2011 and 2014 in Japan. Among the direct-use mutant cultivars, the cultivated area of cvs. “Mura-yutaka” was 1,173 ha (1,403 ha in 2011), “Kosuzu” 134 ha (194 ha in 2011) and “Akita-midori” 40 ha (0 ha in 2011) in 2014. Among the indirect-use mutant cultivars, the cultivated area of cv. “Ryuhou”, a descendant of the gamma-ray induced mutant cv. “Raiden”, was the third of all soybean cultivars planted in Japan with 10,548 ha in 2011 and fourth with 9,600 ha in 2014; cv. “Nanbu-shirome”, which was selected from hybridization between cvs. “Raiden” and “Kitami-nagaha”, had 1,472 ha (2,132 ha in 2011); and cv. “Suzu-sayaka” descended from a lipoxygenese-free mutant, and cv. “Suzu-kaori”, which was selected from hybridization between cv. “Kosuzu”, a gamma-ray induced direct-use mutant cultivar from cv. “Natto Kotsubu”, and “Karikou 778F5”, a descendant of cv. “Kosuzu”
(Appendix 1, 2), had 61 ha (65 ha in 2011) and 70 ha (56 ha in 2011), in 2014, respectively. The cv. “Kyo-shirotanba”, selected from hybridization between gamma-ray induced direct-use mutant cv. “Murasaki-zukin” and local cv. “Tamadaikoku” (Appendix 1, 2), was cultivated in 4 ha of Kyoto Prefecture. Thus, the economic impact of mutant cultivars of soybean is huge in Japan. The total cultivated area of mutant cultivars in farmers’ fi elds was 14,399 ha (10.5% of total cultivated area of 136,700 ha of soybean in Japan) in 2011 and 12,614 ha (9.5% of total area of 131,900 ha in 2014), and total farmers’ crude income was estimated as 11.6 billion Yen (ca. 116 million USD) in 2011.
Table 7. Cultivated areas (ha) of soybean mutant cultivars and income of farmers from the production in 1997, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2011 and 2014 in Japan.
Cultivar Name 1997 2001 2005 2006 2011 2014
Raiden1 80 8
Wase-suzunari1 120
Mura-yutaka1 3507 5910 2466 2265 1403 1173
Kosuzu1 498 863 576 512 194 134
Ichi-hime1 35 130
Akita-midori1 8 87 95 40
Nanbu-shirome2 1246 1550 1534 1365 2132 1472
Tomo-yutaka2 2
Suzu-no-ne2 10 50
Eru-star2 447 43
Suzu-sayaka2 10 234 65 61
Suzu-kaori2 25 56 70
Ryuhou2 1150 7050 8033 7955 10548 9600
Tsuya-homare2 1
Kinu-sayaka2 61
Kyo-shirotanba2 4
Total 6,613 15,474 13,283 12,494 14,399 12,614Total cultivated areas of soybean in Japan
83,200 143,900 134,000 142,100 136,700 131,900
% 7.95 10.75 9.91 8.79 10.53 9.56Income of farmers ca. 20 ca. 59 ca. 52 - 22.6
(Million USD) (115.7 with subsidy)
1 Direct-use mutant cultivar2 Indirect-use mutant cultivar
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A. M. van Harten (1998) describes in the Preface of “Mutation Breeding – Theory and Practical Application”:
“An explanation for the decreasing interest in mutation breeding, at least in most “developed” countries, may be that during the past two decades attention has become more and more directed towards studying the possibilities off ered to plant breeding by various new molecular technologies…As a result of these developments mutation breeding seems to have lost part of its previous attraction for young researchers. It is even not inconceivable that mutation breeding, as a discrete branch of plant breeding, may sink into oblivion and that, as a consequence, much valuable knowledge on this topic built up throughout the years, will be lost.”
The record has also shown that mutation induction is a very useful conventional breeding tool for developing superior cultivars. Today, site-directed mutagenesis in vivo or in vitro cell can be envisioned and many researchers are conducting programs in this direction.
New fi elds of science and technologies were developed on the basis of achievements through the application of traditional or classic methods. It is highly desirable that the IRB continues its work while incorporating new discoveries and technologies. The IRB is well equipped with appropriate facilities and accumulated know-hows that will contribute to the future mutation breeding developments and it will remain a viable cooperator in solving the problems and opportunities of world food security and production.
The list of direct-use mutant cultivars (Appendix 1) includes information of crop species, cultivar names, year of registration in Japan and the registration number, breeding methods, the institutes of treatment and development, improved characteristics, ID numbers listed in IAEA database and references. The list of indirect-use (hybrid) mutant cultivars (Appendix 2) includes the crop species, cultivar name, parental lines (descendants of mutant cultivars are written in red font with the lineage), year of registration in Japan and the registration number, the institute of development, improved characteristics of original mutant cultivars, ID numbers listed in IAEA database, and references. These lists include only mutant cultivars identifi ed from the references and a database of the Plant Variety Protection offi ce at MAFF, Japan (http://www.hinsyu.maff .go.jp/en/en_top.html). Therefore, if the cultivar breeder did not mention that it was a mutation cultivar induced through a certain method, we cannot identify it. We did not include cultivars from spontaneous mutations, which are mentioned just as a mutant plant or twig found in the original cultivar, in the lists. We anticipate that these lists will demonstrate the importance of mutation breeding in Japan.
Acknowledgements
Ⅶ Conclusions
The authors would like to express their sincere thanks to Dr. Bryan Kindiger, USDA-ARS, Grazinglands Research Laboratory for his critical reading of the manuscript.
The authors thank Prof. Makoto Kusaba of Hiroshima University, Prof. Minoru Nishimura of Niigata University, Prof. Yutaka Takagi of Saga University, Dr. Ryohei Morita of Riken Nishina Center for Accelerator-based Science, and Drs. Hiroshi Mizuno and Makita Hajika of NICS, NARO, for permission to use fi gures in this
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report. The authors also express their sincere thanks to Dr. Rusli bin Ibrahim, Senior Research Offi cer, Malaysian
Nuclear Agency, Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, and Dr. Si-Yong Kang, Principal Researcher of the Advanced Radiation Technology Institute, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute for providing us the photos of their facilities.
Part of this work was supported by the Cabinet Offi ce, Government of Japan, Cross-ministerial Strategic Innovation Promotion Program (SIP), “Technologies for Creating Next-generation Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries” (funding agency: Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution, NARO).
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hsu
mm
ary)
.Fu
tsuh
ara,
Y (1
968)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty R
eim
ei b
y ga
mm
a-ra
y irr
adia
tion.
Gam
ma
Fiel
d Sy
mpo
sia
7: 8
7-10
9.
Has
him
oto,
K.,
T. N
agas
awa,
S. M
urak
ami,
I. W
atan
abe,
K. K
okub
un, S
. Sak
ai, K
. Igi
ta, a
nd A
. Oka
be (1
988)
A n
ew so
ybea
n va
riety
"K
osuz
u". B
ull.
Toho
ku N
atl.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 7
7: 4
5-61
(in
Japa
nese
with
Engl
ish
sum
mar
y).
Has
him
oto,
K.,
T. N
agas
awa,
S. M
urak
ami,
K. K
okub
un, S
. Nak
amur
a, T
. Koy
ama,
S. M
atsu
mot
o, K
. Sas
aki,
and
A. O
kabe
(198
5) A
new
soyb
ean
varie
ty "
Was
esuz
unar
i". B
ull.
Toho
ku N
atl.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 7
1:23
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(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.H
ikaw
a, M
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Nob
umor
i, Y
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to, S
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take
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shid
a, H
. Kim
ito, a
nd S
. Fuj
ii (1
998)
A n
ew b
utte
rbur
var
iety
"O
kaya
man
oshi
B1
gou"
. Bul
l. O
kaya
ma
Pref
. Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 1
6: 2
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(in
Japa
nese
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oshi
no, T
., T.
Nak
amur
a, Y
. Sei
miy
a, T
. Kam
ada,
G. I
shik
awa,
A. O
gasa
war
a, S
. Sag
awa,
M. S
aito
, H. S
him
izu,
M. N
ishi
, M. W
atan
abe,
J. T
aked
a, a
nd Y
. Tak
ahat
a (2
010)
Pro
duct
ion
of a
fully
wax
y lin
e an
dan
alys
is o
f wax
y ge
nes i
n th
e al
lohe
xapl
oid
crop
, Jap
anes
e ba
rnya
rd m
illet
. Pla
nt B
reed
. 129
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a, S
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ano,
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ishi
o (1
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A ri
ce (O
ryza
sat
iva
L.)
mut
ant h
avin
g a
low
con
tent
of g
lute
lin a
nd a
hig
h co
nten
t of p
rola
min
e. T
heor
. App
l. G
enet
. 87:
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uka,
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imur
a, T
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da, Y
. Has
e, A
. Tan
aka,
and
M. S
ekig
uchi
(201
1) A
new
cul
tivar
"V
ient
o Fl
amin
go"
of O
steo
sper
mum
. Bul
l. G
unm
a A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 8:
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92 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
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ary)
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akiir
e, S
., S.
Nag
ayos
hi, K
. Kor
iyam
a, a
nd K
. Uen
o (2
006)
Bre
edin
g pr
oces
s and
cha
ract
erist
ics o
f sta
ndar
d ty
pe c
hrys
anth
emum
cul
tivar
"Ara
ddin
". Bu
ll. K
agos
him
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
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. 34:
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19 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Japa
nese
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lish
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e, K
., Y
. Fuj
ii, Y
. Sas
abe,
M. O
tsuk
a, H
. Kag
ami,
H. N
asu,
T. K
imur
a, S
. Yod
a, a
nd S
. Kas
uyam
a (2
006)
New
pea
ch c
ultiv
ar "
Shim
izu
haku
to R
S" w
hich
has
mod
erat
ely
resi
stan
t to
blac
k sp
ot. B
ull.
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yam
aPr
ef. A
gric
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15 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.Is
e, K
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. Aka
ma,
N. H
oris
ue, A
. Nak
ane,
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okoo
, I. A
ndo,
T. H
ata,
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uto,
K. N
umag
uchi
, H. N
emot
o, H
. Fur
utac
hi, a
nd T
. Im
be (2
001)
"M
ilky
Que
en",
a n
ew h
igh-
qual
ity ri
ce c
ultiv
ar w
ith lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent i
n en
dosp
erm
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Inst
. Cro
p Sc
i. 2:
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61 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
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ary)
.
Not
e:a R
eg. N
o. is
the
regi
stra
tion
num
ber o
f The
Pla
nt V
arie
ty P
rote
ctio
n Sy
stem
in Ja
pan
b IAEA
ID is
the
varie
ty ID
num
ber o
f the
Join
t FA
O/IA
EA M
utan
t Var
iety
Dat
abas
e (h
ttps:
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.iaea
.org
/#!H
ome)
Abb
revi
atio
ns:
AR
C: A
gric
ultu
ral R
esea
rch
cent
erA
RI:
Agr
icul
tura
l Res
earc
h In
stitu
teIR
B: I
nstit
ute
of R
adia
tion
Bre
edin
gJA
EA: J
apan
Ato
mic
Ene
rgy
Age
ncy
JIR
CA
S: Ja
pan
Inte
rnat
iona
l Res
earc
h C
ente
r for
Agr
icul
tura
l Sci
ence
sN
AES
: Nat
iona
l Agr
icul
tura
l Exp
erim
ent S
tatio
nN
AR
C: N
atio
nal A
gric
ultu
re R
esea
rch
Cen
ter
NA
RO
: Nat
iona
l Agr
icul
ture
and
Foo
d R
esea
rch
Org
aniz
atio
nN
IAES
: Nat
iona
l Ins
titut
e of
Agr
o-en
viro
nmen
tal S
cien
ces
NIA
S: N
atio
nal I
nstit
ute
of A
grob
iolo
gica
l Sci
ence
sPA
ES: P
refe
ctur
al A
gric
ultu
re E
xper
imen
t Sta
tion
PAR
C: P
refe
ctur
al A
gric
ultu
re R
esea
rch
Cen
ter
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ika,
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akah
ashi
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gita
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akai
, and
Y. N
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awa
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2) A
new
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ean
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ty "
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e". B
ull.
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shu
Oki
naw
a A
gric
. Res
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t. 40
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n Ja
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h su
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ary)
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i, M
. (20
01) T
he c
hara
cter
istic
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new
car
natio
n va
riety
"Y
our R
ed"
bred
by
sele
ctio
n of
som
aclo
nal v
aria
tion.
Toh
oku
Agr
ic. R
esea
rch
54: 2
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n Ja
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se).
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a, H
., H
. Am
agai
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asum
i, an
d Y
. Ish
izuk
a (1
998)
A n
ew st
raw
berr
y va
riety
"A
nteh
er"
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om so
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lona
l var
iant
s of c
allu
s cul
ture
. Bul
l. Ib
arak
i Pla
nt B
iote
ch. I
nst.
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nese
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ura,
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atao
ka, a
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obuc
hi (2
013)
"R
uria
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ew ri
ce fo
rage
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iety
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oubl
e ha
rves
ting.
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l. K
yush
u O
kina
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ic. R
es. C
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a, Y
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ata,
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reed
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at ru
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y ga
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y irr
adia
tion.
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l. H
irosh
ima
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ic.
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nese
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lish
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akah
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a, M
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A n
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GO
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OR
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l.Fu
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a A
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aseg
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3) B
reed
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ietie
s of J
apan
ese
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mill
et w
ith sh
orte
r cul
ms a
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w a
myl
ose
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ent:
“Neb
arik
ko 1
", "
Neb
arik
ko2"
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ebar
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es. B
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gric
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akam
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i, an
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1) A
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ean
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ayut
aka"
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l. Sa
ga A
gric
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42 (i
nJa
pane
se w
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ary)
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ishi
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Y. N
akam
ura,
N. T
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a, a
nd H
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001)
Bio
chem
ical
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gen
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lysi
s of t
he e
ffec
ts o
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ylos
e-ex
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er m
utat
ion
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ce e
ndos
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nt P
hysi
ol. 1
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ar "
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ASE
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MU
GI"
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u N
atl.
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20 (i
n Ja
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se w
ithEn
glis
h su
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ary)
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ura,
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e, S
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e, A
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aka,
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ase
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ent o
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nt v
arie
ty se
ries i
n or
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enta
ls b
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c. T
he 3
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on B
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rch?
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ma,
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aki,
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hiba
ta, a
nd M
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ida
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5) A
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s tea
r var
iety
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atom
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ull.
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atl.
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ic. E
xp. S
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se w
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h Su
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ary)
.Sa
dahi
ra, M
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ada,
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kagi
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91) O
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t cul
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r bre
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d. Jo
urna
l of a
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n Ja
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ray
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reed
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ear c
ultiv
ar, "
Kot
obuk
i Sin
sui"
. Bul
l. To
ttori
Hor
t. Ex
p. S
tn. 3
: 1-1
3 (in
Japa
nese
).La
bora
tory
of S
oybe
an B
reed
ing
(197
0) T
he n
ew so
ybea
n va
rietie
s "R
AID
EN"
and
"RA
IKO
" in
duce
d by
gam
ma-
ray
irrad
iatio
n. B
ull.
Toho
ku N
atl.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
0: 6
5-10
5 (in
Japa
nese
with
Engl
ish
sum
mar
y).
Mae
shig
e, M
., T.
Tsu
chiy
a, Y
. Doi
, S. O
take
, S. U
mem
oto,
Z. K
atsu
ba, a
nd Y
. Sak
ai (1
995)
A n
ew p
addy
rice
var
iety
"M
egur
iai"
. Bul
l. H
irosh
ima
Pref
. Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 6
2: 3
1-38
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Mas
uda,
T.,
T. Y
oshi
oka,
T. S
anad
a, K
. Kot
obuk
i, M
. Nag
araj
, M. U
chid
a, K
. Ino
ue, K
. Mur
ata,
K. K
itaga
wa,
and
A. Y
oshi
da (1
998)
A n
ew Ja
pane
se p
ear c
ultiv
ar "
Osa
Gol
d", r
esis
tant
mut
ant t
o th
e bl
ack
spot
dise
ase
of Ja
pane
se p
ear (
Pyr
us p
yrifo
lia N
akai
) ind
uced
by
chro
nic
irrad
iatio
n of
gam
ma-
rays
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Inst
. Agr
obio
l. R
esou
r. 12
: 1-1
1 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Min
ami,
M. a
nd H
. Sat
o (2
009)
A n
ew sc
arle
t run
ner b
ean
varie
ty "
Shiro
hana
kko"
. Bul
l. H
okka
ido
Cen
tral A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 93:
25-
34 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Ishi
kaw
a, H
., T.
Sat
oh, T
. Uw
ano,
M. N
itta,
Y. K
iuch
i, an
d T.
Sas
aki (
1988
) The
new
rice
var
iety
"Iw
ate-
21"
- dev
elop
ed b
y ra
diat
ion
bree
ding
-. B
ull.
Iwat
e Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 27:
25-
39.
Ishi
da, M
., M
. Kat
o, a
nd I.
Chi
ba (1
995)
Bre
edin
g pr
oces
s and
cha
ract
eris
tics o
f a n
ew Jo
b's t
ear c
ultiv
ar "
Hat
ohik
ari"
. Toh
oku
Agr
ic. R
es. 4
8: 1
41-1
42 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Nak
agaw
a, H
., N
. Shi
miz
u, H
. Sat
o, T
. Mom
onok
i, an
d H
. Nak
ano
(199
1) D
evel
opm
ent o
f a se
xual
ly re
prod
ucin
g te
trapl
oid
line
for b
reed
ing
apom
ictic
gui
neag
rass
. TA
RC
New
slet
ter V
ol. 2
, No.
3: 4
-5.
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)46
)
47)
48)
49)
50)
51)
52)
53)
54)
55)
56)
57)
Yam
aguc
hi, I
., C
. Kiri
buch
i-Oto
be, T
. Yan
agis
awa,
T. U
shiy
ama,
H. S
eko,
Y. A
man
o, S
. Miy
agaw
a, A
. Kur
oda,
and
S. O
da (1
998)
Bre
edin
g of
"W
heat
Nor
in-P
L 7
(Tan
ikei
A60
99)"
, a n
ew g
erm
plas
m a
cces
sion
with
low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 29
: 1-1
1 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Suzu
ki, K
., M
. Oha
ra, M
. Ino
, T. T
akeu
chi,
M. I
to, H
. Sak
iyam
a, a
nd S
. Ush
io (2
006)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew e
ddo
(Col
ocas
ia e
scul
enta
L.)
culti
var,
"Chi
ba m
aru"
. Bul
l. C
hiba
Pre
f. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 5:
65-
74 (i
nJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.Su
zuki
, T.,
M. K
imur
a, M
. Kaw
akat
su, K
. Nak
atsu
ka, S
. Kim
, Y. M
ukas
a, S
. Yok
ota,
H. Y
amau
chi,
S. T
akig
awa,
T. N
oda,
N. H
ashi
mot
o, a
nd C
. Mat
suur
a-En
do (2
008)
"H
okka
i T9"
and
"H
okka
i T10
": n
ewTa
rtary
buc
kwhe
at v
arie
ties f
or sp
rout
s and
drie
d po
wde
rs. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. H
okka
ido
Reg
. 188
: 45-
53 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.Ta
kaha
shi,
K.,
S. S
him
ada,
H. S
him
ada,
Y. T
akad
a, T
. Sak
ai, Y
. Kon
o, T
. Ada
chi,
K. T
abuc
hi, A
. Kik
uchi
, S. Y
umot
o, S
. Nak
amur
a, M
. Ito
, H. B
anba
, and
A. O
kabe
(200
4) A
new
soyb
ean
culti
var "
Yum
emin
ori"
with
low
alle
rgen
icity
and
hig
h co
nten
t of 1
1S g
lobu
lin. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. To
hoku
Reg
. 102
: 23-
39 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Uen
o, K
., S.
Nag
ayos
hi, S
. Im
akiir
e, K
. Kor
iyam
a, T
. Min
ami,
A. T
anak
a, Y
. Has
e, a
nd T
. Mat
sum
oto
(201
3) B
reed
ing
of n
ew c
hrys
anth
emum
cul
tivar
"A
ladd
in 2
" th
roug
h st
epw
ise
impr
ovem
ents
of c
v. "
Jim
ba"
usin
g io
n be
am re
-irra
diat
ion.
Hor
t. R
es. (
Japa
n) 1
2 : 2
45-2
54 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Yam
ada,
H.,
F. B
aba,
Y. H
agiw
ara,
and
H. O
htsu
ka (1
999)
Bre
edin
g of
flow
er c
olor
mut
ant c
ultiv
ar "
Ray
sunr
ise"
of s
pray
-type
chr
ysan
them
um ( D
endr
anth
eme
gran
diflo
ra) b
y so
ft X
-ray
irra
diat
ion.
Bul
l.Sh
izuo
ka A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 44:
37-
41 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.Y
amad
a H
., H
. Ina
gaki
, Y. H
agiw
ara,
and
H. O
tsuk
a (2
002)
Bre
edin
g of
flow
er c
olor
mut
ant c
ultiv
ar "
Dre
amin
g" o
f spr
ay-ty
pe c
hrys
anth
emum
( Den
dran
them
a gr
andi
flora
) by
soft
X-r
ay ir
radi
atio
n. B
ull.
Shiz
uoka
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
7: 4
3-48
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Saku
ma,
N.,
T. M
unak
ata,
H. Y
amag
a, T
. Kun
isaw
a, a
nd H
. Mat
suno
(199
9) N
ew p
each
cul
tivar
"Fu
kuek
ubo"
. Bul
l. Fu
kush
ima
Pref
. Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 1
7: 1
-5 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.Sa
nada
, T.,
K. K
otob
uki,
M. N
ishi
da, H
. Fuj
ita, a
nd T
. Ike
da (1
993)
A n
ew Ja
pane
se p
ear c
ultiv
ar "
Gol
d N
ijiss
eiki
", re
sist
ant t
o bl
ack
spot
dis
ease
of J
apan
ese
pear
. Jpn
. J. B
reed
. 23:
455
-461
(in
Japa
nese
with
Engl
ish
sum
mar
y).
Sasa
ki, K
., Y
. Sat
o, M
. Suz
uki,
K. I
noue
, H. I
gara
shi,
T. K
utsu
zaw
a, A
. Kik
awa,
Y. M
izok
oshi
, J. F
ujim
oto,
and
K. O
kada
(200
0) B
reed
ing
of a
new
gre
en se
ed-c
oate
d so
ybea
n cu
ltiva
r "A
kita
mid
ori"
and
its
char
acte
ristic
s. B
ull.
Aki
ta A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 41:
1-1
6 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Sato
h, H
. Y. T
akah
ata,
N. K
amat
a, K
. Sas
aki,
F. F
urus
awa,
Y. K
amiy
ama,
Y. O
hno,
K. S
asak
i, N
. Tak
ahas
hi, a
nd S
. Mai
ta (1
982)
A n
ew a
zuki
bea
n va
riety
, Ben
i-nan
bu. G
amm
a Fi
eld
Sym
posi
a 21
: 31-
36.
Shiz
uoka
Pre
fect
ure
(201
0) C
hara
cter
istic
s of a
new
rice
reco
mm
ende
d cu
ltiva
r "H
omar
e-fu
ji", A
tara
shii
Nou
gyou
Gijy
utsu
(New
Agr
icul
tura
l Tec
hnol
ogie
s). S
hizu
oka
Pref
. Res
. Ins
t. of
Agr
ic. a
nd F
ores
t.: 8
pp.
(in Ja
pane
se).
Sato
, T, Y
. Him
ori,
S. T
suba
ki, a
nd H
. San
o (2
015)
Bre
edin
g of
new
gre
en so
ybea
n va
rietie
s "A
kino
ushi
-40"
and
"A
kita
-Hon
oka"
. Bul
letin
of A
kita
Pre
f. Ex
p. S
tn. 5
5: 4
0-59
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
Sum
mar
y).
96 次世代作物開発研究センター研究報告 第1号(2017.7)
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endi
x 2.
Indi
rect
-use
mut
ant c
ultiv
ars
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
Ric
eO
ryza
sat
iva
L.
1H
yoke
i-sak
e 18
Yam
ada-
nish
iki
I-M
106*
*Gam
ma
ray
irrad
iatio
n to
cv.
Nor
inN
o. 8
Hyo
go P
AES
1972
Shor
t and
toug
h cu
lm;
good
qua
lity;
ver
y la
rge
seed
1125
2M
utsu
hona
mi
Etsu
-nan
No.
39
Fu-k
ei N
o. 7
0 (R
eim
ei)*
*cf.
cv. R
eim
ei (A
ppen
dix
1)A
omor
i PA
ES,
Fujis
aka
Bra
nch
1973
Shor
t and
toug
h cu
lm;
high
-yie
ldin
g11
33
3K
agah
ikar
iR
6-1*
Fu-k
ei N
o. 7
2*G
amm
a ra
y to
cv.
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hihi
kari
Ishi
kaw
a PA
ES19
73Ea
rly m
atur
ity11
26
4H
anah
ikar
ist
ripe3
6/B
i-kei
No.
53/B
i-kei
No.
53.
Fu-k
ei N
o. 7
0 (R
eim
ei)*
*cf.
cv. R
eim
ei (A
ppen
dix
1)Y
amag
ata
PAES
1975
Shor
t and
toug
h cu
lm;
earl y
mat
urity
1122
Kam
ei e
t al.
(198
0)58
)
5H
ouha
iA
o-ke
i No.
62
(Koj
you-
nish
iki )
Rei
mei
**c
f. cv
. Rei
mei
(App
endi
x 1)
Aom
ori P
AES
1975
Shor
t and
toug
h cu
lm;
cold
tole
ranc
e11
24
6A
kihi
kari
Ouu
No.
269
(Toy
onis
hiki
)R
eim
ei*
*cf.
cv. R
eim
ei (A
ppen
dix
1)A
omor
i PA
ES,
Fujis
aka
Bra
nch
1976
Shor
t and
toug
h cu
lm;
ver y
hig
h-yi
eldi
ng11
20K
ushi
buch
i et a
l. (1
977)
85)
7H
ayah
ikar
iFu
-kei
No.
70
(Rei
mei
)*O
uu N
o. 2
69(T
oyon
ishi
ki)
*cf.
cv. R
eim
ei (A
ppen
dix
1)To
hoku
NA
ES19
76Se
mi-d
war
f; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
1123
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no e
t al.
(197
7)26
)
8N
adah
ikar
i58
10-1
9/H
you-
kei S
ake
No.
18*
Tou-
Kin
-kei
No.
101
1*c
f. cv
. "H
yo-k
ei-s
ake
No.
18
Hyo
go P
AES
1977
Shor
t cul
m; b
ig se
ed11
36
9Fu
jihik
ari
R15
1*Fu
-kei
No.
71*
*/N
o.67
/Kos
hihi
kari
B1F
1*G
amm
a ra
y to
cv.
Kos
hihi
kari
**G
amm
a ra
y to
cv.
Fuj
imin
ori
;gnirutam-ylrae yle
mertxESE
AN ukoguh
Csh
ort c
ulm
1121
Fujii
et a
l. (1
981)
11)
10Sa
chim
inor
iM
anry
ou/R
4B*
Yam
ase-
nish
iki
*Gam
ma
ray
to "
Pi N
o.4"
Hok
urik
u N
AES
1978
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htly
toug
h st
em;
resi
stan
t to
rice
blas
t (Pi
-ta
2 )11
40Sa
mot
o et
al.
(197
9)14
1)
11K
atsu
ra-w
ase
Fu-k
ei N
o. 6
7×Fu
-kei
No.
71*
Kos
hihi
kari
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ma
ray
to th
e se
ed o
f cv.
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inor
iK
agos
him
a PA
ES19
78Ea
rly m
atur
ing;
shor
t and
tou g
h cu
lm11
27
12M
iyan
ishi
kiK
anto
No.
79*
Todo
roki
-was
e*G
amm
a ra
y (2
0kR
) to
the
seed
of c
v.K
oshi
hika
riM
iyaz
aki P
AES
1978
Goo
d qu
ality
; goo
d ta
ste
1130
Uch
iyam
ada e
t al.
(197
9)18
5)
13N
iigat
a-w
ase
Fu-k
ei N
o. 9
1*C
hou
60*A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Niig
ata
PAES
1979
Shor
t and
toug
h cu
lm11
37Ic
hika
wa
et a
l. (1
981)
38)
14M
ine-
asah
iK
anto
No.
79*
Kih
ou*G
amm
a ra
y (2
0kR
) to
the
seed
of c
v.K
oshi
hika
riA
ichi
PA
ES19
8019
8110
0G
ood
tast
e; sh
ort c
ulm
1128
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imot
o et
al.
(198
0)10
8)
15M
usas
hi-k
ogan
eTa
ma-
kei N
o. 5
6*A
ichi
No.
21
*cv.
Rei
mei
/cv.
Nip
ponb
are
Saita
ma
PAES
1981
1982
239
Shor
t cul
m; l
odgi
ngre
sist
ance
1132
Shio
bara
et a
l. (1
982)
154)
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utsu
-kom
achi
Mut
su-n
ishi
kiFu
-kei
No.
104
(Aki
hika
ri)*
*cf.
cv. A
kihi
kari
(the
1st g
ener
atio
nof
cv.
Rei
mei
)A
omor
i PA
ES19
8119
8224
1Sh
ort c
ulm
; lod
ging
resi
stan
ce11
35O
no e
t al.
(198
2)13
3)
17M
utsu
-kao
riM
utsu
-nis
hiki
Fu-k
ei N
o. 1
04(A
kihi
kari)
**c
f. cv
. Aki
hika
ri (th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion
of c
v. R
eim
ei)
Aom
ori P
AES
1981
1982
242
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t cul
m; l
odgi
ngre
sist
ance
1134
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et a
l. (1
982)
134)
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okko
-nis
hiki
5810
-19/
Hyo
u-ke
i Sak
eN
o. 1
8*To
u-K
in-k
ei N
o. 1
011
*cf.
cv. "
Hyo
-kei
sake
No.
18"
Hyo
go P
AES
1981
1983
326
Larg
e se
ed11
39
19M
iyak
aori
Iwag
aO
uu N
o. 2
82*
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ed a
s cv.
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ahik
ari (
the
1st
gene
ratio
n of
cv.
Rei
mei
)M
iyag
i PA
ESFu
ruka
wa
Bra
nch
1983
1984
588
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i-dw
arf
2986
Oik
awa
et a
l. (1
991)
130)
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atsu
hika
riK
a-ke
i No.
639
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i-nan
No.
45
* N
amed
as "
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sura
-was
e" (t
he 3
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nera
tion
of a
gam
ma
ray
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ced
stra
in "
Fu-k
ei 7
1")
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oshi
ma
PAES
1983
1984
598
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h st
ems;
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ing
resi
stan
ce29
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ashi
ta e
t al.
(198
4)49
)
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i-moc
hiA
ichi
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hi N
o. 2
7Fu
-kei
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102
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v. R
eim
ei/c
v. F
ujim
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i/cv.
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ichi
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8562
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ort a
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ugh
culm
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ing
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mur
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3)83
)
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Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
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nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
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eO
rigi
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Par
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.Y
ear
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.N
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Mut
ant C
hara
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atsu
koga
neFu
-kei
No.
102
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atsu
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mei
/cv.
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imin
ori/c
v.So
mew
ake
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ori P
AES
,Fu
jisak
a B
ranc
h19
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ort a
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ake
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18*
Rei
mei
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f. cv
. "H
yo-k
ei-s
ake
No.
18"
**cf
.cv
. Rei
mei
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endi
x 1)
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go P
AES
1984
Sem
i-dw
arf
2988
24Ib
uki-w
ase
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e-as
ahi*
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rei
*cf.
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
(the
1st
gene
ratio
n of
gam
ma
ray
indu
ced
mut
ant l
ine
"Kan
to N
o. 7
9" fr
om c
v.K
oshi
hika
ri )
Aic
hi A
RC
1985
1986
1204
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d to
lera
nce
1148
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ma e
t al.
(198
5)2)
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utsu
-hom
are
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ase/
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hika
ri*Fu
ji 32
9*c
f. cv
. Aki
hika
ri (th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion
of c
v. R
eim
ei)
Aom
ori P
AES
1985
1986
1206
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t cul
m; g
ood
tast
e11
49Y
amaz
aki e
t al.
(198
7)21
0)
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ubuk
iA
o-ke
i No.
79
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-ho
mar
e)*
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ei N
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*cf.
cv. O
kuho
mar
e,**
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esce
ndan
t(th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion)
of c
v. R
eim
eiA
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i PA
ES19
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war
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mam
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ma-
kei N
o. 5
6*A
ichi
No.
21
*cv.
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mei
/cv.
Nip
ponb
are
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ma
PAES
1986
1986
1196
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h cu
lm; s
emi-d
war
f29
90N
iway
ama e
t al.
(198
7)12
5)
28H
yogo
-K
itani
shik
iN
adah
ikar
i*G
ohya
ku-m
ango
ku*c
f. cv
. Nad
ahik
ari
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go P
AES
19924731
78916891
29A
kich
ikar
aH
okur
iku
No.
101
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kihi
kari*
**A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
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mei
; **A
desc
enda
nt (t
he 1
st g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Hok
urik
u N
AES
1986
1987
179
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t and
toug
h cu
lm;
high
-yie
ldin
g11
47K
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t al.
(198
7)78
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-kou
No.
76
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lutin
ous m
utan
t of c
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oshi
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riTo
yam
a PA
ES19
8719
8817
38G
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ous
2992
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amot
o et
al.
(198
9)20
8)
31Se
ihou
No.
1A
kihi
kari*
Nis
hiho
mar
e*c
f. cv
. Aki
hika
ri (th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion
of c
v. R
eim
ei)
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Seiic
hi H
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atsu
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ant o
f Gam
ma
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R)
indu
ced
mut
ant l
ine
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9" fr
omcv
. Kos
hihi
kar i
Aic
hi A
RC
1987
1988
1802
Goo
d ta
ste;
big
seed
1151
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mur
a et a
l. (1
989)
82)
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ichi
noku
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i-kei
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113
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i-kei
No.
110
***,
**A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Yam
agat
a PA
ES19
88Se
mi-d
war
f29
94Sa
to e
t al.
(198
8)14
9)
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inuh
ikar
iSh
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okur
iku
No.
100*
Nag
o-yu
taka
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ma
ray
to c
v. K
oshi
hika
riH
okur
iku
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ES19
8819
8920
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ort c
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; goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce11
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(198
9)77
)
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u-ot
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utsu
kaor
i: a
desc
enda
nt (t
he2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
ei th
roug
hcv
. Aki
hika
ri
Aom
ori P
AES
1988
1990
2389
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d ta
ste;
col
dto
lera
nce;
shor
t cul
m11
53Ta
kada
te e
t al.
(199
0)16
1)
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usas
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usas
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cv. "
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ashi
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ane"
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dant
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erat
ion)
of c
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itam
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ES19
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ant t
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(199
1)12
7)
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kei N
o. 4
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tom
inor
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amm
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y to
cv.
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orin
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8"
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ri PA
ES19
8819
9128
67Sh
ort c
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; lod
ging
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stan
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63
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u311
6**
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t (th
e 1s
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ant c
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aiho
u; *
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esce
ndan
t(th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of "
R4-
B"
thro
ugh
cv. S
achi
min
ori
Hok
urik
u N
AES
1989
1990
2271
Larg
e se
ed; t
ough
stem
and
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce22
95
Kob
ayas
hi et
al.
(199
0)71
)
39K
oihi
me
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hihi
kari/
Rei
mei
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kihi
kari*
*cf.
cv. R
eim
ei (A
ppen
dix
1); *
*cf.
cv.
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hika
ri (th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion
of c
v.R
eim
ei)
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ori P
AES
,Fu
jisak
a B
ranc
h19
8919
9023
29H
igh-
yiel
ding
; col
dto
lera
nce
1161
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ura
et a
l. (1
990)
152)
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irohi
kari
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ei N
o. 1
30*
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ri**
*cv.
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hihi
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eim
ei//"
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eiN
o. 1
04";
**c
f. cv
. Aki
hika
riH
irosh
ima
PAES
1989
1990
2392
Toug
h cu
lm; h
igh-
yiel
ding
; goo
d ta
ste
1152
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da e
t al.
(199
0)89
)
41H
iroho
nam
iFu
-kei
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130
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hihi
kari/
cv. R
eim
ei//"
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eiN
o. 1
04"
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shim
a PA
ES19
8919
9023
93To
ugh
culm
2996
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da e
t al.
(199
0)89
)
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mei
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No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
42Y
umem
inor
iEt
suna
n N
o. 1
19M
usas
hi-k
ogan
e**c
f. cv
. "M
usas
hi-k
ogan
e": a
desc
enda
nt (t
he 2
nd g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Saita
ma
PAES
1989
1992
3222
Lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce11
66N
iway
ama e
t al.
(199
4)12
6)
43K
oshi
-no-
hana
Shou
nai N
o. 3
2To
-kei
196
**G
amm
a ra
y to
cv.
Kos
hihi
kari
Toya
ma
PAES
1980
1991
2869
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am
ylos
e; p
anic
lew
eigh
t typ
e29
97
44K
itaou
Fu-k
ei N
o. 1
08Fu
-kei
No.
113
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des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Aom
ori P
AES
,Fu
jisak
a B
ranc
h19
9019
9128
71Sh
ort c
ulm
2998
Kob
ayas
hi et
al.
(199
3)72
)
45K
aguy
a-m
ochi
Chu
bo37
*Fu
-kei
No.
126
(Koc
him
inor
i)*A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Aom
ori P
AES
,Fu
jisak
a B
ranc
h19
9019
9128
72Se
mi-d
war
f; m
iddl
e to
shor
t cul
m29
99H
oris
ue e
t al.
(199
2)31
)
46H
agi-n
o-ka
ori
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ku N
o. 1
25Fu
ru29
86 (c
v.M
iyak
aori)
*/To
hoku
No.
125
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiM
iyag
i PA
ESFu
ruka
wa
Bra
nch
1991
1992
3044
Sem
i-dw
arf
3000
Sasa
ki e
t al.
(199
4)14
3)
47A
yaD
ouho
ku N
o. 4
3 (N
aga-
kei 8
4271
)*K
ita-a
ke*N
M39
1 (a
gam
ma
ray
indu
ced
mut
ant f
rom
cv.
"N
ihon
-mas
ari"
)/cv.
Ishi
kari
Hok
kaid
o A
ESK
amik
awa
Stat
ion
1991
1992
3283
Goo
d ta
ste
1169
Tann
o et
al.
(199
7)17
3)
48Y
ama-
uta
Bi-k
ei N
o. 1
08*/
Aki
hika
r i **
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ei N
o. 1
27**
**,
**,
***
A d
esce
ndan
t of c
v. R
eim
eiA
omor
i PA
ES,
Fujis
aka
Bra
nch
1991
1992
3284
Sem
i-dw
arf
3001
Kob
ayas
hi e
t al.
(199
3)70
)
49Y
ukim
i-moc
hiFu
ji-m
ochi
712*
Fu-k
ei-m
ochi
No.
119
***,
**A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Aom
ori P
AES
,Fu
jisak
a B
ranc
h19
9119
9232
85Se
mi-d
war
f30
03H
oris
ue e
t al.
(199
3)30
)
50A
neko
-moc
hiFu
-kei
-moc
hi N
o. 1
33*
Fu-k
ei-m
ochi
No.
119
***,
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Aom
ori P
AES
,Fu
jisak
a B
ranc
h19
9119
9232
86Se
mi-d
war
f30
04H
oris
ue e
t al.
(199
3)32
)
51Y
uki-g
esyo
uO
ou N
o. 3
01B
i-kei
No.
94*
*"B
i-kei
67"
/cv.
Rei
mei
//cv.
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agat
a PA
ES19
9119
9333
44Se
mi-d
war
f30
05
52D
oman
-nak
aC
hubu
No.
42*
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nai N
o. 2
9**
*Nam
ed a
s cv.
"Ib
uki-w
ase"
(the
1st
gene
ratio
n of
cv.
Min
e-as
ahi),
**A
desc
enda
nt o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Yam
agat
a PA
ES19
9119
9333
45Sh
ort s
tem
1168
53H
ae-n
uki
Shou
nai N
o. 2
9*A
kita
No.
31
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiY
amag
ata
PAES
1991
1993
3346
Sem
i-dw
arf
3006
Kyo
ya et
al.
(200
2)86
)
54H
atsu
-nan
ori
Nat
suhi
kari
Niig
ata-
was
e**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
; cf.
cv. "
Niig
ata-
was
e"K
ochi
PA
RC
1991
1994
4051
Sem
i-dw
arf
3007
Nak
amur
a et
al.
(199
3)11
8)
55H
ashi
ri-aj
iN
iigat
a-w
ase*
Shou
nai N
o. 3
2*A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
; cf.
cv. "
Niig
ata-
was
e"N
iigat
a PA
ES19
9119
9757
84Se
mi-d
war
f30
08H
oshi
et a
l. (1
998)
36)
56O
ugi-w
ase
Inab
a-w
ase
Yo1
28 (K
agah
ikar
i)**c
f. cv
. Kag
ahik
ari:
a de
scen
dant
(the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
f a g
amm
a ra
yin
duce
d m
utan
t of c
v. K
oshi
hika
ri
Ishi
kaw
a PA
ES19
91La
rge
grai
n; a
goo
d gr
ain
qual
ity30
09M
atsu
mot
o et
al.
(199
3)94
)
57G
in-n
o-se
iA
ikaw
a N
o. 1
*A
ki-k
ei 5
3*A
mut
ant o
f cv.
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yuta
kaA
kita
PA
ES7611
34333991
3991Ta
kaha
shi e
t al.
(199
9)16
3)
58K
inu-
no-h
ada
Chu
bu-m
ochi
No.
37
Aki
hika
ri**c
f. cv
. Aki
hika
ri: a
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n ) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Aki
ta P
AES
1993
1993
3574
Toug
h st
em; h
igh-
yiel
ding
3010
Kat
o et
al.
(199
5)68
)
59Ta
tsuk
o-m
ochi
Chu
bu-m
ochi
No.
37
Aki
hika
ri**c
f. cv
. Aki
hika
ri: a
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Aki
ta P
AES
1993
1993
3575
Toug
h st
em; h
igh-
yiel
ding
3011
Kat
o et
al.
(199
5)68
)
60Ip
pon-
jime
Goh
yaku
-man
goku
Hou
hai*
*cf.
cv. H
ouha
i: a
desc
enda
nt (t
he 1
stge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
eiN
iigat
a PA
ES19
9319
9441
72Se
mi-d
war
f30
12Sa
saki
et a
l. (1
994)
144)
61N
atsu
-no-
tayo
riFu
-kei
No.
125
*O
uu N
o. 3
09*c
v. S
asam
inor
i/cv.
Rei
mei
Kag
oshi
ma
PAES
1993
1995
4349
Sem
i-dw
arf
3013
Yat
ou e
t al.
(199
4)21
2)
62Y
ume-
tsuk
ushi
Kin
uhik
ari*
Kos
hihi
kari
*cf.
cv. K
inuh
ikar
iFu
kuok
a PA
ES19
9319
9544
14G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
3014
Imab
ayas
hi et
al.
(199
5)42
)
Sasa
nish
iki
99Induced Mutations for Food and Energy Security: Challenge of Inducing Unique Mutants
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
63In
ahik
ari
Chu
bu N
o. 3
5M
ine-
asah
i**A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
fG
amm
a ra
y (2
0kR
) ind
uced
mut
ant
line
"Kan
to 7
9" fr
om c
v. K
oshi
hika
ri
Aic
hi A
RC
1993
1995
4415
Shor
t cul
m; g
ood
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amm
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utan
t lin
e "K
anto
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oshi
hika
ri
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hi A
RC
1993
1995
4416
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h cu
lm30
16Sy
umur
a et a
l. (1
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me
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kei N
o. 6
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-kei
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130
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mei
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-kei
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104
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omor
i PA
ES,
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aka
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nch
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1995
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h cu
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(199
4)34
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kuhi
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esce
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nera
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eim
eiTo
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war
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t al.
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4)21
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uSh
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inan
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amm
ara
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utan
t cul
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nish
iki)
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ui C
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war
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i No.
32
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-kei
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mut
ant s
train
indu
ced
thro
ugh
gam
ma
ray
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iatio
n to
cv.
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hihi
kari
Toya
ma
PAES
1994
1995
4409
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urin
g; sh
ort
culm
3020
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eda
et a
l. (1
996)
60)
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ewah
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i No.
32
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uu N
o. 3
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esce
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t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
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eim
eiA
kita
PA
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9419
9650
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mi-d
war
f30
21
70A
ki-r
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ahi*
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ant (
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ant
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oshi
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ri
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shim
a PA
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9651
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22Ts
uchi
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t al.
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5)18
3)
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eSh
in-h
ou N
o. 3
8(S
hina
no-s
akig
ake)
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iyan
No.
23
*cf.
cv. "
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ano-
saki
gake
" (a
gam
ma
ray
indu
ced
mut
ant c
ultiv
ar fr
om c
v.To
yoni
shik
i)
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ano
PAES
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69914991
72N
ebar
i-gac
hi 9
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kini
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i 191
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amed
as "
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PL
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13"
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ybrid
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een
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MN
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duce
d m
utan
ts)
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t Lab
orat
ory,
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n B
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ery
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d.19
9419
9758
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w a
myl
ose
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i-no-
yum
eK
anto
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a-ke
i No.
74*
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cv. "
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e-m
inor
i": a
des
cend
ant
(the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Saita
ma
PAES
1994
1998
6445
Sem
i-dw
arf
3025
Toku
ra e
t al.
(199
9)17
7)
74D
ewa-
sans
an
Miy
ama-
nish
iki*
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kei S
ake
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97
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afub
uki)*
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f. cv
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iyam
a-ni
shik
i" (a
gam
ma
ray
indu
ced
mut
ant c
ultiv
ar fr
om c
v."T
akan
e-ni
shik
i"; *
*cf.
cv.
Han
afub
uki:
a de
scen
dant
(the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
)
Yam
agat
a PA
ES
1995
1997
5545
Hig
h %
of w
hite
cor
e ric
e;su
itabl
e fo
r sak
e-br
ewer
y;se
mi-d
war
f30
26
75O
tom
e-go
koro
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ta-k
omac
hiA
kihi
kari*
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cv. A
kihi
kari:
a d
esce
ndan
t (th
e1s
t gen
erat
ion)
of c
v. R
eim
eiO
kaya
ma
PAES
1995
1997
5546
Sem
i-dw
arf
3027
Nih
ara
et a
l. (1
996)
122)
76Y
ume-
koga
neY
uki-h
ikar
iH
atsu
-kog
ane*
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cv. H
atsu
koga
ne: a
des
cend
ant
(the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Aom
ori P
AES
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jisak
a B
ranc
h19
9519
9757
85Se
mi-d
war
f30
28U
ehar
a et
al.
(199
7)18
6)
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ama-
yuta
kaFu
-kei
No.
115
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No.
321*
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ei N
o. 1
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ita-o
u)**
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esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
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cv. R
eim
ei; *
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cv. K
itaou
: ade
scen
dant
(the
3rd
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v.R
ii
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ori P
AES
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jisak
a B
ranc
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8519
9757
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mi-d
war
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29U
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al.
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7)18
7)
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onto
koi
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uhik
ari*
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urik
u N
o. 1
20*c
f. cv
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uhik
ari
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urik
u N
AES
1995
1997
5845
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d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce30
30U
ehar
a et
al.
(199
5)19
3)
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ft 15
8H
okur
iku
No.
127
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uhik
ari
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en-k
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078*
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ari;
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ant f
rom
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t to
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asan
ishi
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okur
iku
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ES19
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9758
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ood
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e; lo
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gre
sist
ance
3031
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ara
et a
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995)
188)
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eM
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rnal
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eO
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l Lin
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Reg
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ant C
hara
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istic
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eren
ce
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inx-
was
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x-K
obay
ashi
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RN
3502
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cv. "
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x-K
obay
ashi
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ppen
dix
1)Pl
ant L
abor
ator
y,K
irin
Bre
wer
y C
o.,
Ltd.
1995
1998
6265
Seed
-sha
tterin
g re
sist
ance
3032
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oho-
emi
Aic
hi N
o. 5
2M
ine-
asah
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ant (
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ener
atio
n) o
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uced
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ant
line
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to 7
9" fr
om c
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oshi
hika
ri
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azak
i PA
ES19
9519
9863
88G
ood
tast
e; to
ugh
culm
3033
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ta e
t al.
(199
7)16
8)
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imas
ayak
aTs
uki-n
o-hi
kari
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uhik
ari*
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cv. K
inuh
ikar
iPl
ant L
abor
ator
y,K
irin
Bre
wer
y C
o.,
Ltd.
1995
1998
6444
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d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce30
34
83Ts
ukus
hi-w
ase
Nor
in N
o. 2
2K
inuh
ikar
i**c
f. cv
. Kin
uhik
ari
Fuku
oka
PAES
1995
1999
7321
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce30
35H
amac
hi e
t al.
(199
8)18
)
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ugar
u-ro
man
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ei N
o. 1
41*
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ta-k
omac
hi*A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
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mei
Aom
ori P
AES
1995
2000
8280
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i-dw
arf
3036
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date
et a
l. (1
997)
160)
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hika
wa
Sake
No.
30
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yaku
-man
goku
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afub
uki*
*cf.
cv. H
anaf
ubuk
i: a
desc
enda
nt (t
he2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
eiIs
hika
wa
PAES
1996
1996
5188
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i-dw
arf
3037
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sam
uras
aki
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moc
hi 3
96O
uu 3
31 g
ou (l
ater
nam
ed a
s "cv
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des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Toho
ku N
AES
1996
1998
6504
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i-dw
arf
3038
Hig
ashi
et a
l. (1
997)
24)
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kita
mah
ime
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uhik
ari*
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emin
ori*
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f. cv
. Kin
uhik
ari;
** A
des
cend
ant
(the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. "
Mus
ashi
-kog
ane"
Saita
ma
PAES
1996
2000
7644
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce30
39To
kura
et a
l. (2
000)
176)
88A
ki-n
o-se
iTo
yo-n
ishi
kiM
iyam
a-ni
shik
i**c
f. cv
. "M
iyam
a-ni
shik
i" (a
gam
ma
ray
indu
ced
mut
ant c
ultiv
ar fr
om c
v."T
akan
e-ni
shik
i")
Aki
ta P
AES
1996
2000
7755
Hig
h %
of w
hite
cor
e ric
e;su
itabl
e fo
r sak
e-br
ewer
y30
40M
asak
i et a
l. (1
999)
93)
89O
kini
-iri
Chu
bu N
o. 4
7O
uu N
o. 3
13*
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esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiTo
hoku
NA
ES19
9620
0078
12Se
mi-d
war
f30
41H
igas
hi e
t al.
(199
7)23
)
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eyu-
moc
hiFu
ji-m
ochi
773*
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etor
a-m
ochi
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esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiA
omor
i PA
ES,
Fujis
aka
Bra
nch
1996
2000
7813
Sem
i-dw
arf
3042
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isue
et a
l. (1
997)
33)
91Y
ume-
mus
ubi
Toho
ku N
o. 1
37H
okur
iku
No.
122
(Kin
uhik
ari)*
*cf.
cv. K
inuh
ikar
iM
iyag
i PA
ESFu
ruka
wa
Bra
nch
1996
2000
7814
Goo
d ta
ste;
toug
h cu
lm30
43M
atsu
naga
et a
l. (2
002)
97)
92A
sahi
-no-
yum
e
Aic
hi N
o. 7
0 (A
ichi
-no-
kaor
i)*A
ichi
No.
56/
Aic
hi N
o.65
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**:
A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
dge
nera
tion)
of a
gam
ma
ray
indu
ced
mut
ant l
ine
"Kan
to 7
9 go
u" th
roug
h
Aic
hi A
RC
1996
2000
7888
Goo
d ta
ste;
toug
h cu
lm
3044
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a et
al.
(200
1)50
)
93Y
ume-
izum
iY
umeh
ikar
iK
inuh
ikar
i**c
f. cv
. Kin
uhik
ari
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amot
o PA
RC
1996
2000
8124
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d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce30
45Iz
umi e
t al.
(199
8)54
)
94Y
ume-
hita
chi
Chi
yo-n
ishi
kiH
okur
iku
No.
122
(Kin
uhik
ari)*
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cv. K
inuh
ikar
iIb
arak
i PA
ES19
9620
0082
13G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
3046
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et a
l. (2
000)
155)
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inx-
naka
teR
inx
Kob
ayas
hi*
KR
N35
05*c
f. cv
. "R
inx-
Kob
ayas
hi"
(App
endi
x1)
Plan
t Lab
orat
ory,
Kiri
n B
rew
ery
Co.
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d.19
9620
0083
59N
on se
ed sh
atte
ring
3047
96Iw
ata
No.
12
Aso
min
ori
Aic
hi-n
o-ka
ori*
*cf.
cv. "
Aic
hi-n
o-ka
ori"
Japa
n To
bacc
o, In
c.19
9620
0186
31Se
mi-d
war
f30
48
97H
oshi
-aka
ri
Hat
subo
shi
Miy
ama-
nish
iki*
*cf.
cv. "
Miy
ama-
nish
iki"
(a g
amm
ara
y in
duce
d m
utan
t cul
tivar
from
cv.
"Tak
ane-
nish
iki"
) (A
ppen
dix
1)
Kak
o-m
ai B
reed
ing
Inst
itute
, Inc
. and
Toho
ku E
lect
ricPo
wer
Co.
, Inc
.
1996
2001
9116
Hig
h %
of w
hite
cor
e ric
e;su
itabl
e fo
r sak
e-br
ewer
y30
49
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ine-
asah
i"
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Cul
tivar
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eM
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nal L
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rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
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l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
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opm
ent
Dev
.Y
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Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
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o.a
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ant C
hara
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rans
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edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
98H
ayat
suku
shi
Hat
subo
shi
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an N
o. 8
9**N
amed
as c
v. "
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su-n
o-ta
yori"
: ade
scen
dant
(the
2nd
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v.R
eim
ei
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oka
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C19
9720
0083
60Se
mi d
war
f30
50H
amac
hi e
t al.
(199
8)17
)
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ki-g
eshi
kiK
yu-k
ei 9
19*
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ohik
ari
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esce
ndan
t of c
v. "
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e-as
ahi"
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azak
i PA
ES19
9720
0085
44G
ood
tast
e; to
ugh
culm
3051
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Miy
azak
i Bre
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g G
roup
of R
ice
(200
5)17
4)
100
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ma-
nish
iki
Hid
a-ho
mar
eA
kita
Sak
e N
o. 3
3**A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
"M
iyam
a-ni
shik
i" (A
ppen
dix
1)To
yam
a PA
ES19
9720
0190
29H
igh
% o
f whi
te c
ore
rice;
suita
ble
for s
ake-
brew
ery
3052
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eda
et a
l. (1
999)
59)
101
Hat
ajiru
shi
Toho
ku N
o. 1
41To
hoku
No.
142
*(I
buki
was
e/To
hoku
No.
125)
*cv.
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iwas
e: a
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f "K
anto
79
gou"
thro
ugh
cv. "
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e-as
ahi"
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agi P
AES
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kaw
a B
ranc
h19
9720
0188
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igh
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f whi
te c
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ake-
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suna
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2)98
)
102
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banz
aiC
hiyo
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hiki
Tam
a-ke
i No.
74
(cv.
Yum
e-m
inor
i)**c
f. cv
. "Y
ume-
min
ori"
: a d
esce
ndan
t(th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
eith
roug
h cv
. "M
usas
hi-k
ogan
e"
Saita
ma
PAES
1997
2001
9304
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i-dw
arf
3054
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ra e
t al.
(200
2)17
5)
103
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rl74
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mei
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mut
ant o
f "N
orin
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**c
f. cv
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eim
ei (A
ppen
dix
1)To
hoku
NA
ES19
9819
9970
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w a
myl
ose;
sem
i-dw
arf
3055
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ashi
et a
l. (1
998)
22)
104
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mom
iji(H
irosh
ima
No.
21)
Sach
i-izu
mi
Fu-k
ei N
o. 1
41*
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esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiH
irosh
ima
PAR
C19
9820
0193
01Se
mi-d
war
f30
56M
aeda
et a
l. (2
000)
90)
105
Dai
chi-n
o-ka
zeA
-kei
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surib
are)
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ichi
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uki-n
o-hi
kari/
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ichi
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77//I
ku D
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ei
*cf.
cv. M
atsu
ribar
e: a
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f a g
amm
a ra
yin
duce
d m
utan
t lin
e "K
anto
79
gou"
thro
ugh
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
Aic
hi A
RC
1998
2002
8640
Goo
d ta
ste;
toug
h cu
lm
3057
Izaw
a et
al.
(200
1)52
)
106
Kos
hihi
kari
Toya
ma
BL
No.
1
Kos
hihi
kari
Kos
hihi
kari/
BC
-ta2*
*Kin
uhik
ari2
/"To
hoku
IL N
o. 7
"To
yam
a A
RC
1998
2002
9641
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce30
58K
ojim
a et a
l. (2
003)
79)
107
Han
abus
a
Dou
hoku
No.
53*
Kita
-ake
*A si
ster
line
of c
v. A
ya; a
des
cend
ant
(the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f a g
amm
a ra
yin
duce
d m
utan
t lin
e "N
M39
1"
Hok
kaid
o N
AES
1998
2002
9785
Low
am
ylos
e
3059
Ara
ki e
t al.
(200
2)8)
108
Saw
a-pi
kari
Tan-
kei 2
018*
Asa
-no-
hika
ri*A
mut
ant l
ine
thro
ugh
MN
Utre
atm
ent t
o cv
. Koc
hihi
biki
Gun
ma
PAES
1998
2002
9786
Low
am
ylos
e30
60N
ariz
uka
et a
l. (1
998)
120)
109
Aw
amin
ori
Hok
kai N
o. 1
32H
okur
iku
No.
122
(Kin
uhik
ari)*
*cf.
cv. K
inuh
ikar
iH
okur
iku
NA
ES19
9820
0297
88G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
3061
Ueh
ara
et a
l. (1
998)
192)
110
Hai
min
ori
EM40
*A
ke-n
o-ho
shi
*A m
utan
t fro
m M
NU
trea
tmen
t to
cv.
Kin
maz
eC
hugo
ku N
AES
1999
2000
8008
Gia
nt e
mbr
yo30
62N
emot
o et
al.
(200
1)12
1)
111
Yum
e-oh
mi
Etsu
nan
No.
135
*Sh
i-kei
No.
51
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Aki
hika
ri.Sh
iga
PAES
1999
2001
8944
Sem
i-dw
arf
3063
Nod
a et
al.
(199
9)12
8)
112
Mie
-no-
emi
Yam
agat
a N
o. 4
1*H
itom
ebor
e*"
Shou
nai N
o. 3
2"/c
v. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
(ade
scen
dant
(the
1st
gen
erat
ion)
of
Gam
ma
ray
(20k
R) i
nduc
ed m
utan
tlin
e "K
anto
79"
from
cv.
Kos
hihi
kari)
Mie
PA
RC
1999
2002
9911
Goo
d ta
ste;
toug
h cu
lm
3064
Yam
akaw
a et
al.
(200
0)20
7)
113
Yum
e-ak
ari
Aki
ta-k
omac
hiA
o-ke
i No.
110
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. M
utsu
kaor
iA
omor
i PA
ES19
9920
0299
12Se
mi-d
war
f30
65M
ikam
i et a
l. (2
000)
100)
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No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
114
Gin
-gin
ga
Yam
agat
a Sa
ke N
o. 4
9*A
kita
Sak
e N
o. 4
9**
*Nam
ed a
s cv.
"D
ewa-
sans
an"
(ade
scen
dant
(the
3rd
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v.R
eim
ei);
**a
desc
enda
nt (t
he 3
rdge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
.A
kihi
kari
Iwat
e PA
ES,
Ken
nan
Stat
ion
1999
2002
1047
Sem
i-dw
arf
3066
Oda
naka
et a
l. (2
000)
129)
115
Yum
e-no
-kao
riH
atta
n-ni
shik
i No.
1Y
amag
ata
Sake
No.
49*
*Nam
ed a
s cv.
"D
ewa-
sans
an"
(ade
scen
dant
(the
3rd
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v.R
eim
ei)
Fuku
shim
a PA
ES19
9920
0310
96Se
mi-d
war
f30
67Sa
to e
t al.
(200
3)14
8)
116
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hi-n
o-ka
ori
SBL
Aic
hi-n
o-ka
ori*
F3 (A
ichi
-no-
kaor
i*/2
//Aic
hi N
o.78
/Aic
hi-n
o-ka
ori*
)
*cf.
cv. "
Aic
hi-n
o-ka
ori"
Aic
hi A
RC
1999
2003
1096
8G
ood
tast
e; b
ig se
ed30
68Iz
awa
et a
l. (2
001)
51)
117
Oku
-no-
mur
asak
iTo
hoku
Moc
hi 1
49 g
ouO
uu 3
31 g
ou (
late
rna
med
as c
v.Fu
kuhi
biki
" )*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiN
AR
O N
AR
CTo
hoku
Reg
ion
1999
2003
1108
8Se
mi-d
war
f30
69Y
okog
ami e
t al.
(200
0)21
3)
118
Osh
imak
o 18
0D
ouho
ku N
o. 4
3(N
M39
1*/Is
hika
ri)Fu
-kei
No.
144
***G
amm
a ra
y to
cv.
"N
ihon
-mas
ari"
;**
A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei
Aom
ori P
AES
1999
2003
1123
0Se
mi-d
war
f30
70
119
Kos
hi-ib
uki
Toho
ku N
o. 1
43(H
itom
ebor
e)Y
amag
ata
No.
35*
*Nam
ed a
s cv.
"D
oman
-nak
a" (a
desc
enda
nt (t
he 3
rd g
ener
atio
n) o
f aga
mm
a ra
y in
duce
d m
utan
t lin
e"K
anto
79
gou"
thro
ugh
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
from
cv.
Kos
hihi
kari)
Niig
ata
PAES
1999
2003
Goo
d ta
ste;
toug
h cu
lm
3071
Hos
hi e
t al.
(200
2)37
)
120
Yaw
arak
omac
hiN
ishi
hom
are+
B14
0Ta
n-ke
i 202
1**A
mut
ant l
ine
thro
ugh
NM
Utre
atm
ent t
o cv
. Kin
maz
eK
yush
u N
AES
1995
1999
7084
Low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t30
72O
kam
oto
et a
l. (2
001)
131)
121
Kan
-no-
mai
Goh
yaku
-man
goku
Miy
ama-
nish
iki*
*cf.
cv. "
Miy
ama-
nish
iki"
(App
endi
x1)
Shim
ane
PAES
1995
2000
7890
Hig
h %
of w
hite
cor
e ric
e;su
itabl
e fo
r sak
e-br
ewer
y30
73Y
amam
oto
et a
l. (1
999)
209)
122
Han
akira
riPR
3*K
oshi
hika
ri*A
mut
ant f
rom
pro
topl
ast c
ultu
re o
fcv
. Nip
ponb
are
Plan
tec
Res
earc
hIn
stitu
te20
0020
0085
45Ea
rly-m
atur
ing
3074
123
Chi
ho-n
o-ka
ori
Toho
ku N
o. 1
44 (H
agi-
no-k
aori)
*N
anka
i No.
122
*cf.
cv. "
Hag
i-no-
kaor
i" (a
des
cend
ant
(the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
.)M
iyaz
aki P
AES
2000
2002
1087
Sem
i-dw
arf
3075
Taki
ta e
t al.
(200
0)16
9)
124
Gin
-oto
me
Aki
ta S
ake
No.
44*
Toho
ku N
o. 1
41*G
amm
a ra
y to
F6
("H
yo-k
ei-s
ake
No.
16"/
cv. Y
ones
hiro
)Iw
ate
PAES
2000
2003
1096
Shor
t cul
m30
76Su
gaw
ara
et a
l. (2
012)
156)
125
Yum
e-ip
pai
Yum
e-go
koch
i*Y
ume-
kaho
ri**
*cf.
cv. "
Yum
e-go
koch
i"; *
*cf.
cv.
"Yum
e-ka
hori"
Mits
ui C
hem
ical
s,In
c.20
0020
0310
965
Shor
t cul
m30
77
126
Yum
e-sa
yaka
Yam
agat
a N
o. 4
0*O
ou N
o. 3
41*A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Yam
agat
a PA
ES20
0020
0310
966
Sem
i-dw
arf
3078
Sato
et a
l. (2
000)
145)
127
Itada
kiSh
u488
5 (D
onto
koi)*
Shu4
695
*cf.
cv. D
onto
koi:
a de
scen
dant
(the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Kin
uhik
ari
NA
RO
(NA
RC
,H
okur
iku
Cen
ter)
2000
2003
1108
7G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
3079
Ueh
ara
et a
l. (2
000)
195)
128
Min
e-hi
biki
Sach
i-izu
mi
Min
e-as
ahi*
*cf.
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
: A d
esce
ndan
t(th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion)
of g
amm
a ra
yin
duce
d m
utan
t lin
e "K
anto
No.
79"
from
cv.
Kos
hihi
kari
Aic
hi A
RC
2000
2003
1108
9
Goo
d ta
ste;
toug
h cu
lm
3080
Kud
o et
al.
(200
0)84
)
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No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
129
Chi
yo-n
o-m
ochi
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hi N
o. 3
17*×
Fu-k
ei N
o. 1
41**
Fu-k
ei N
o. 1
43**
**,
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
***N
amed
as c
v. "
Yam
a-ut
a" (a
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
)
Aom
ori P
AES
,Fu
jisak
a B
ranc
h20
0020
0311
091
Sem
i-dw
arf
3081
Ueh
ara
et a
l. (2
001)
196)
130
Milk
y Pr
ince
ssK
anto
No.
163
Kou
272
(Milk
y Q
ueen
)**c
f. cv
. "M
ilky
Que
en"
(App
endi
x 1)
NA
RO
(Nat
iona
lIn
stitu
te o
f Cro
pSc
ienc
e)20
0020
0311
234
Low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t30
82Sa
to e
t al.
(200
8)14
6)
131
Kos
hi-n
o-sh
izuk
uH
yogo
-kita
-nis
hiki
*M
iyam
a-ni
shik
i**
*cf.
cv. "
Hyo
-kei
-sak
e N
o. 1
8"; *
*cf.
cv. "
Miy
ama-
nish
iki"
(App
endi
x 1)
JA, T
erar
u-Ec
hize
n3803
163113002
0002
132
Yum
e-sh
izuk
uK
inuh
ikar
i*To
hoku
No.
143
(Hito
meb
ore)
*cf.
cv. K
inuh
ikar
iSa
ga P
AR
C20
0020
0311
358
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce30
84H
irota
et a
l. (2
001)
28)
133
Fusa
-no-
mai
Siro
tae-
nish
iki
Chu
bu N
o. 7
2**A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
Rei
mei
(the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) a
nd c
v. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
(the
2nd
gene
ratio
n)
Chi
ba P
AR
C20
0011
583
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d ta
ste;
toug
h cu
lm30
85W
ada
et a
l. (2
002)
197)
134
Fuku
mira
iC
hubu
No.
82*
Chi
yo-n
ishi
ki*"
Chu
bu N
o. 4
4"/c
v. M
ine-
asah
i; cf
.cv
. "M
ine-
asah
i"Fu
kush
ima
PAES
2000
2004
1184
2G
ood
tast
e; to
ugh
culm
3086
Sato
et a
l. (2
006)
147)
135
Ten-
no-m
idor
iPR
3*K
oshi
hika
ri*A
mut
ant f
rom
pro
topl
ast c
ultu
re o
fcv
. Nip
ponb
are
Mits
ubis
hiC
hem
ical
Co.
1996
2001
8833
Early
-mat
urin
g30
87
136
Shun
-you
LGC
-1*
Hok
urik
u N
o. 1
53**
*cf.
cv. L
GC
1 (A
ppen
dix
1); *
*cv.
Ooc
hika
ra(th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of c
v.Ta
ihou
x c
v. K
ochi
hibi
k i
NA
RO
(NA
RC
,H
okur
iku
Cen
ter)
2001
2004
1218
1Lo
w g
lute
lin c
onte
nt in
the
grai
n30
88U
ehar
a et
al.
(200
2)19
4)
137
Silk
y Pe
arl
Tan-
kei2
019
(Noh
PL
No.
14)
*Fu
-kei
No.
143
(cv.
Yam
auta
)**
*A m
utan
t fro
m N
MU
trea
tmen
t to
cv.
Koc
hihi
biki
; **c
f. cv
. Yam
auta
(the
3rd
gene
ratio
n of
cv.
Rei
mei
)
NA
RO
NA
RC
for
Toho
ku R
egio
n20
0120
0412
274
Sem
i-dw
arf
3089
Taki
ta e
t al.
(200
2)16
7)
138
Asa
-tsuy
uH
okur
iku
No.
127
(Kin
uhik
ari)*
Dou
hoku
No.
43
(NM
391*
*/Is
hika
ri)*A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
; **G
amm
a ra
y irr
adia
tion
to c
v. N
ihon
mas
ari
NA
RO
(NA
RC
,H
okur
iku
Cen
ter)
2001
2004
1218
0Se
mi-d
war
f; lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent
3090
Ueh
ara
et a
l. (2
002)
191)
139
Taki
tate
Ouu
No.
343
*To
hoku
No.
153
*74w
x2N
1/R
eim
eiM
iyag
i PA
ESFu
ruka
wa
Bra
nch
2001
2004
1205
5Se
mi-d
war
f30
91N
agan
o et
al.
(200
5)11
1)
140
Yum
e-no
-han
aY
ume-
goko
chi*
Yum
e-ka
hori*
**c
f. cv
. "Y
ume-
goko
chi"
; **c
f. cv
."Y
ume-
kaho
ri "Pl
ante
c R
esea
rch
Inst
itute
2001
2004
1204
5Lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ents
;sh
ort s
tem
3092
141
Kah
oruk
oK
anto
No.
154
(Sal
lyQ
ueen
)A
kihi
kari*
*cf.
cv. A
kihi
kari
(a d
esce
ndan
t (th
e1s
t gen
erat
ion)
of c
v. R
eim
ei)
Niig
ata
AR
I20
0120
0411
843
Sem
i-dw
arf
3093
142
Aki
gum
oN
iigat
a-w
ase*
Tan-
kei 2
019*
**c
f. cv
. "N
iigat
a-w
ase"
; **N
amed
as
"Noh
PL
No.
14"
Niig
ata
AR
I20
0120
0411
844
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am
ylos
e co
nten
t30
94
143
Nat
sugu
mo
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i-no-
sei
Aya
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RA atagii
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548114002
1002
144
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ouW
atab
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iA
sam
uras
aki*
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esce
ndan
t of c
v. R
eim
ei (t
he 5
thge
nera
tion)
Niig
ata
AR
I20
0120
0411
846
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i-dw
arf
3038
145
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ika
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ata-
moc
hi N
o.31
/Shi
nono
iN
iigat
a-m
ochi
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31/T
ohok
u N
o. 1
44(H
agi-n
o-ka
ori)*
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cv. "
Hag
i-no-
kaho
ri" (a
desc
enda
nt (t
he 4
th g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
)
Niig
ata
AR
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0120
0411
847
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i-dw
arf
3097
146
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isar
asa
Niig
ata-
moc
hi N
o.31
/Shi
nono
iN
iigat
a-m
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No.
31/T
ohok
u N
o. 1
44(H
agi-n
o-ka
ori)*
*cf.
cv. "
Hag
i-no-
kaho
ri" (a
desc
enda
nt (t
he 4
th g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
)
Niig
ata
AR
I20
0120
0411
848
Sem
i-dw
arf
3098
104 次世代作物開発研究センター研究報告 第1号(2017.7)
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
147
Nat
sush
izuk
aK
anto
No.
136/
Kos
hihi
kari
Nat
suhi
kari*
*cf.
cv. N
atsu
hika
ri: a
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
f a g
amm
a ra
yin
duce
d m
utan
t lin
e "F
u-ke
i 71
gou"
Shiz
uoka
PA
ES20
0120
0512
562
Sem
i-dw
arf
3099
Miy
ata e
t al.
(200
1)10
6)
148
Toji-
no-h
ana
(Hyo
-kei
-sak
e N
o.65
)
Hyo
go-k
itani
shik
i*H
idah
omar
e*c
f. cv
. "H
yogo
-kita
-nis
hiki
": a
desc
enda
nt (t
he 4
th g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Hyo
go P
AFF
RC
2001
2004
1217
8Se
mi-d
war
f31
00
149
Toji-
no-y
ume
(Hyo
-kei
-sak
e N
o.66
)
Hyo
go-k
itani
shik
i*G
in-n
o-se
i**
*cf.
cv. "
Hyo
go-k
ita-n
ishi
ki":
ade
scen
dant
(the
4th
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v.R
eim
ei; *
*cf.
cv. "
Gin
-no-
sei"
Hyo
go P
AR
C20
0120
0412
179
Sem
i-dw
arf
3101
150
Neb
arig
oshi
21-3
-6*
Kin
uhik
ari*
**A
mut
ant o
f cv.
"To
doro
ki-w
ase"
;**
cf. c
v. K
inuh
ikar
iN
agan
o PA
ES19
9720
0296
44G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
3102
151
Kos
hihi
kari
Niig
ata
BL
No.
4K
oshi
hika
ri/N
iigat
a-w
ase*
Kos
hihi
kari
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiN
iigat
a A
RI
1998
2002
1023
Sem
i-dw
arf
3103
Ishi
zaki
, K. (
2007
)46)
152
Mis
ato-
nish
iki
Yam
ada-
nish
iki
Miy
ama-
nish
iki*
*cf.
cv. "
Miy
ama-
nish
iki"
(App
endi
xA
kita
PA
ES4013
32012002
8991M
asak
i et a
l. (2
004)
92)
153
Koi
mus
ubi
Chu
bu N
o. 7
3*To
hoku
No.
143
(Hito
meb
ore)
*Chu
bu N
o. 4
4/M
ine-
asah
i; cf
. cv.
"Min
e-as
ahi"
Miy
agi P
AES
Furu
kaw
a B
ranc
h5013
63012002
8991N
agan
o et
al.
(200
5)11
0)
154
Hos
hi-a
oba
Tash
u-ke
i174
Chu
goku
No.
113
Hok
urik
u N
o. 1
30(O
ochi
kara
)**c
f. cv
. Ooc
hika
raN
AR
O (N
AR
C fo
rC
hugo
ku a
ndSh
ikok
u R
egio
n)6013
063113002
0002M
aeda
et a
l. (2
003)
88)
155
LGC
Sof
t
NM
391*
LGC
-1**
*A m
utan
t lin
e in
duce
d th
roug
hga
mm
a ra
y irr
adia
tion
to c
v.N
ihon
mas
ari;
**cf
. cv.
"LG
C-1
": a
mut
ant c
ultiv
ar in
duce
d th
roug
h EI
treat
men
t to
cv.
Nih
onm
asar
i(A
ppen
dix
1)
NA
RO
NA
RC
for
Chu
goku
and
Shik
oku
Reg
ion
and
NIA
S(IR
B)
2002
2005
1256
4
Low
am
ylos
e; l
owgl
utel
in
3107
Iida
et a
l. (2
004)
41)
156
Meb
ae-m
ochi
EM40
*C
hubu
-moc
hi N
o. 5
7*A
mut
ant f
rom
NM
U tr
eatm
ent t
o cv
.K
inm
aze
NA
RO
(NA
RC
,H
okur
iku
Cen
ter)
2002
2005
1318
8G
iant
em
bryo
3108
Ueh
ara
et a
l. (2
003)
189)
157
Kus
a-yu
taka
Chu
goku
No.
105
Hok
urik
u N
o. 1
30(O
ochi
kara
)**c
f. cv
. Ooc
hika
raN
AR
O (N
AR
C,
Hok
urik
u C
ente
r)9013
981315002
2002U
ehar
a et
al.
(200
3)19
0)
158
Ben
igor
omo
Fuku
hibi
ki*/
/A5
Ouu
331
gou
(la
ter
nam
ed a
s cv.
Fuku
hibi
ki)*
*
*, *
*A d
esce
ndan
t of c
v. R
eim
ei (t
he4t
h ge
nera
tion)
NA
RO
(NA
RC
,To
hoku
Reg
ion)
2002
2005
1318
6Se
mi-d
war
f31
10Y
amag
uchi
et a
l. (2
005)
204)
159
Aki
saya
ka
Saik
ai N
o. 1
95H
okur
iku
No.
148
(Don
toko
i)**c
f. cv
. Don
toko
i: a
desc
enda
nt (t
he4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of a
gam
ma
ray
indu
ced
mut
ant l
ine
"Hok
urik
u 10
0go
u" th
roug
h cv
. Kin
uhik
ari
NA
RO
NA
RC
for
Kyu
shu
and
Oki
naw
a R
egio
n20
0220
0513
187
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce31
11
Oka
mot
o et
al.
(200
8)13
2)
160
Mie
-no-
yum
eA
ichi
No.
92
(Mat
surib
are)
*Et
suna
n N
o. 1
48*c
f. cv
. Mat
surib
are
Mie
PA
RC
211365021
40022002
Yam
akaw
a et
al.
(200
2)20
6)
161
Tsuk
ushi
-rom
anC
hiku
shi N
o. 6
(Yum
e-ts
ukus
hi)*
Chu
bu N
o. 8
8 (M
ochi
-ke
i 347
/Min
e-as
ahi*
*)*c
f. cv
. "Y
ume-
tsuk
ushi
"; *
*cf.
cv.
"Min
e-as
ahi"
Fuku
oka
AR
C3113
959215002
2002H
amac
hi e
t al.
(200
3)19
)
162
Tabe
goko
chi
Don
toko
i*K
oshi
hika
ri*c
f. cv
. Don
toko
iM
onsa
nto
Japa
nLi
mite
d20
0220
0512
827
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce31
14
163
Tone
-no-
meg
umi
Don
toko
i*K
oshi
hika
ri*c
f. cv
. Don
toko
iM
onsa
nto
Japa
nLi
mite
d20
0220
0512
828
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce31
15
105Induced Mutations for Food and Energy Security: Challenge of Inducing Unique Mutants
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
164
Han
aem
aki
Dou
hoku
No.
53*
/Noh
PL N
o. 1
1K
uu-ik
u N
o. 1
39(Y
ukim
aru)
*A m
utan
t of "
Nih
on-m
asar
i"(N
M39
1)N
AR
O (N
AR
C fo
rH
okka
ido
Reg
ion)
2003
2006
1403
2Lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent
3116
165
Obo
rozu
kiK
uu-ik
u N
o. 1
50(A
kiho
)H
okka
i No.
287
**i
n vi
tro
var
iatio
n of
cv.
"K
irara
397
"N
AR
O (N
AR
C fo
rH
okka
ido
Reg
ion)
711333041
60023002
And
o et
al.
(200
6)4)
166
Chu
rahi
kari
Toho
ku N
o. 1
43(H
itom
ebor
e)O
uu N
o. 3
38*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
NA
RO
(NA
RC
for
Toho
ku R
egio
n)8113
430416002
3002Y
amag
uchi
et a
l. (2
005)
203)
167
Saki
hika
riH
inoh
ikar
iK
inuh
ikar
i**c
f. cv
. Kin
uhik
ari
Fuku
i PA
ES20
0320
0613
875
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce31
19H
oriu
chi e
t al.
(200
4)35
)
168
LGC
-Kat
su
LGC
-1*
89W
PKG
30-4
33**
*cf.
cv. "
LGC
-1"
(App
endi
x 1)
; **A
mut
ant w
ith 2
6Da
glob
ulin
del
etio
nin
duce
d by
gam
ma
ray
irrad
iatio
n to
WPK
NA
RO
(Nat
iona
lIn
stitu
te o
f Cro
pSc
ienc
e) a
nd N
IAS
(IR
B)
2004
2006
1387
1
Easy
-to-d
iges
t pro
tein
50
% d
ecre
ase
3120
Nis
him
ura
et a
l. (2
005)
124)
169
LGC
-Jun
LGC
-1*
89W
PKG
30-4
33**
*cf.
cv. "
LGC
-1"
(App
endi
x 1)
; **A
mut
ant w
ith 2
6Da
glob
ulin
del
etio
nin
duce
d by
gam
ma
ray
irrad
iatio
n to
WPK
NA
RO
(Nat
iona
lIn
stitu
te o
f Cro
pSc
ienc
e) a
nd N
IAS
(IR
B)
2004
2006
1387
2
Easy
-to-d
iges
t pro
tein
50
% d
ecre
ase
3121
Nis
him
ura
et a
l. (2
005)
124)
170
Han
a-om
oiY
amad
a-ni
shik
iH
anaf
ubuk
i**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Aom
ori P
AES
2002
2006
1386
3Se
mi-d
war
f31
22M
ikam
i et a
l. (2
003)
102)
171
Sai-n
o-ka
gaya
kiA
ichi
No.
92
(Mat
surib
are)
*Ta
ma-
kei N
o. 8
8 (S
ai-
no-y
ume)
***c
f. cv
. Mat
surib
are;
**c
f. cv
. "Sa
i-no-
yum
e"Sa
itam
a PA
FRI
321399621
50022002
Ara
kaw
a et a
l. (2
003)
7)
172
Sai-n
o-ki
rabi
yaka
Aic
hi N
o. 9
2(M
atsu
ribar
e)*
Tam
a-ke
i No.
88
(Sai
-no
-yum
e)**
*cf.
cv. M
atsu
ribar
e; *
*cf.
cv. "
Sai-n
o-yu
me"
Saita
ma
PAES
421300721
50022002
Ara
kaw
a et
al.
(200
3)7)
173
Fuku
-izum
iSa
ikai
No.
199
Don
toko
i**c
f. cv
. Don
toko
iN
AR
O (N
AR
C fo
rK
yush
u an
dO
kina
wa
Reg
ion)
2004
2007
1488
9G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
3125
Kaj
i et a
l. (2
006)
56)
174
Ikuh
ikar
iEt
suna
n N
o. 1
48H
okur
iku
No.
148
(Don
toko
i)**c
f. cv
. Don
toko
iFu
kui P
AES
2004
2007
1499
9G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
3126
Tom
ita e
t al.
(200
5)18
2)
175
Miy
a-yu
taka
Nan
kai N
o. 1
33Sa
ikai
No.
215
(Yaw
arak
omac
hi)*
*cf.
cv. Y
awar
akom
achi
Miy
azak
i AR
I20
0420
0715
000
Low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t31
27K
ato
et a
l. (2
006)
64)
176
Aki
-nei
ro
Kog
aneb
are
Milk
y Q
ueen
(Kan
to N
o.16
8)*
*A m
utan
t cul
tivar
with
low
am
ylos
eco
nten
t ind
uced
by
a ch
emic
alm
utag
en (N
MU
) + a
nthe
r cul
ture
; cf.
cv. "
Milk
y Q
ueen
" (A
ppen
dix
1)
Kum
amot
o PA
RC
2001
2005
1256
6
Low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t
3128
Mits
ukaw
a et
al.
(200
2)10
3)
177
Seik
i-wan
Kos
hihi
kari
Hae
nuki
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Mr.
Mas
aki
OIK
AW
A19
9820
0311
232
Sem
i-dw
arf
178
Kom
uras
aki
Toho
ku-m
ochi
149
gou
Tats
uko-
moc
hi*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Aki
hika
riA
kita
PA
ES20
0020
0411
841
Sem
i-dw
arf
Mat
sum
oto
et a
l. (2
006)
96)
179
Hik
ari-s
hins
eiki
Kan
to 7
9 go
u*Ji
kkok
u*A
mut
ant l
ine
indu
ced
thro
ugh
gam
ma
ray
irrad
iatio
n to
the
seed
of
cv. K
oshi
hika
ri
Totto
ri U
nive
rsity
1999
2004
1227
3Se
mi-d
war
fTo
mita
(200
6)17
8)
180
Kaz
e-na
ruko
Tsuy
uhak
aze
Ippo
n-jim
e**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. H
ouha
iK
ochi
PA
RC
2001
2005
1256
3Se
mi-d
war
fM
izob
uchi
et a
l. (2
003)
107)
181
Chi
go-n
o-ho
hoW
atab
oush
iH
agi-n
o-ka
ori*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Hou
hai
Niig
ata
PAES
2001
2005
1270
2Se
mi-d
war
fK
obay
ashi
(200
8)73
)
106 次世代作物開発研究センター研究報告 第1号(2017.7)
No.
Cul
tivar
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eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
182
Ekka
kou
Todo
roki
-was
eH
agi-n
o-ka
ori*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Hou
hai
Niig
ata
PAES
2001
2005
1270
3Se
mi-d
war
fK
obay
ashi
(200
8)73
)
183
Kos
higu
rum
a
Hok
kai 2
69 g
ou*
Niig
ata
was
e**
*A d
esce
ndan
t of a
mut
ant l
ine
"Tan
kei 2
006"
, who
se e
mbr
yo is
ver
yla
rge,
that
is in
duce
d th
roug
h ga
mm
ara
y irr
adia
tion
to c
v. K
inm
aze;
**A
desc
enda
nt (t
he 2
nd g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Niig
ata
PAES
2001
2005
1270
4
Larg
e em
bryo
184
Aki
ta 6
3 go
uO
ochi
kara
*A
kita
39
gou
*A h
ybrid
var
iety
bet
wee
n 2
mut
ant
lines
, cf.
cv. O
ochi
kara
Aki
ta P
AES
2001
2005
1282
6K
odam
a et
al.
(201
4)75
)
185
Fukk
ura-
mom
oko
Kin
uhik
ari*
Kos
hihi
kari
*A m
utan
t cul
tivar
indu
ced
thro
ugh
gam
ma
ray
irrad
iatio
n to
cv.
Kos
hihi
kari
Oka
yam
a PA
ES20
0220
0513
297
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ceH
ihar
a et
al.
(200
4)25
)
186
Kin
pika
An
orig
inal
line
Hae
nuki
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Ibig
awa
Kou
gyo
Co.
Ltd.
2002
2006
1363
6Se
mi-d
war
f
187
Han
a-hy
ogo
Hat
sugo
zen
Kin
uhik
ari*
*cf
. cv.
Kin
uhik
ari
Hyo
go P
AR
C20
0220
0613
742
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce
188
Fuyu
-ges
hiki
Yam
agat
a 40
gou
*A
o-ke
i 113
gou
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. A
kihi
kari;
**A
desc
enda
nt (t
he 3
rd g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Aom
ori P
AES
2002
2006
1386
7
Sem
i-dw
arf
Mik
ami e
t al.
(200
4)99
)
189
Kom
a-no
-mai
Yam
agat
a 40
gou
*Fu
-kei
164
gou
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. A
kihi
kari;
**A
desc
enda
nt (t
he 3
rd g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. A
kihi
kari
Aom
ori P
AEX
2003
2006
1387
4
Sem
i-dw
arf
Suno
hara
et a
l. (2
004)
158)
190
Yum
e-m
irai
Yum
e-go
koch
i*Y
ume-
kaho
ri**
*A m
utan
t cul
tivar
indu
ced
thro
ugh
apr
otop
last
som
aclo
nal v
aria
tion
from
cv. K
oshi
hika
ri; *
*A m
utan
t cul
tivar
indu
ced
thro
ugh
a pr
otop
last
som
aclo
nal v
aria
tion
from
cv.
"Ts
uki-
no-h
ikar
i"
Plan
tec
Res
earc
hIn
stitu
te L
td.
2003
2006
1403
6
Low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t
191
Tens
hi-n
o-ut
aSa
ikai
201
gou
*K
anto
165
gou
***A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
"M
ine-
asah
i";
**A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
Kin
uhik
ari
Saga
PA
RC
2001
2006
1429
6G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
192
Yum
e-ik
kon
Hok
urik
u 16
0 go
u*Y
ume-
tsuk
ushi
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. "
Niig
ata-
was
e";
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n)of
cv.
Kin
uhik
ari
Fuku
oka
PAES
2002
2006
1452
5
Sem
i-dw
arf;
good
tast
e;lo
dgin
g re
sist
ance
Ham
achi
et a
l. (2
004)
20)
193
Nas
uhik
ari
Kos
hihi
kari
Aic
hi 8
7 go
u**
A d
esce
ndan
t of c
v. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
Toch
igi P
AES
2004
2007
1477
5Iz
awa
et a
l. (2
005)
53)
194
Hyo
go-y
ume-
otom
eK
inuh
ikar
i*A
oi-n
o-ka
ze*c
f. cv
. Kin
uhik
ari
Hyo
go P
AR
C20
0320
0714
776
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce19
5C
hiba
28
gou
Chu
bu 6
4 go
u*Fu
sa-o
tom
e*A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
"M
ine-
asah
i"C
hiba
PA
RC
2003
2007
1488
2N
ishi
kaw
a et
al.
(200
6)12
3)
196
Koi
-hon
oka
An
orig
inal
line
Yam
auta
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thr
ough
cv.
Aki
hika
riA
omor
i PA
ES20
0420
0714
884
Sem
i-dw
arf
Mik
ami e
t al.
(200
7)10
1)
197
Yuk
i-no-
hana
Osh
imak
o180
*K
akeh
ashi
*A h
ybrid
bet
wee
n cv
. Rei
mei
and
am
utan
t lin
e of
"N
ihon
-mas
ari"
Aom
ori P
AES
2003
2007
1488
6Se
mi-d
war
fSu
noha
ra e
t al.
(200
7)15
7)
107Induced Mutations for Food and Energy Security: Challenge of Inducing Unique Mutants
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
198
Yum
e-ao
baA
n in
dica
-japo
nica
hybr
id li
neFu
kuhi
biki
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
NA
RO
Hok
urik
uA
RC
2004
2007
1488
7Se
mi-d
war
fM
iura
et a
l. (2
006)
105)
199
Nis
hi-a
oba
Ooc
hika
ra*
Hito
hana
*cf.
cv. O
ochi
kara
NA
RO
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
RC
2004
2007
1488
8Se
mi-d
war
f33
25Ta
mur
a et
al.
(200
7)17
1)
200
Dew
a-no
-sat
o
Gin
-fub
uki
Dew
a-sa
nsan
**c
f. "D
ewa-
sans
an":
a d
esce
ndan
t of
cv. R
eim
ei (t
he 3
rd g
ener
atio
n)th
roug
h cv
. Han
afub
uki a
nd c
v."M
iyam
a-ni
shik
i" (t
he 2
nd g
ener
atio
n)
Yam
agat
a PA
ES
2004
2007
1511
9
Sem
i-dw
arf
3361
Yuk
i et a
l. (2
006)
215)
201
Sato
-no-
yuki
Shou
165
8*Y
amag
ata
63 g
ou**
*A d
esce
ndan
t of a
som
aclo
nal
varia
tion
from
the
anth
er c
ultu
re o
f cv.
"Aki
ta-k
omac
hi";
**A
des
cend
ant o
fcv
. Kin
uhik
ari
Yam
agat
a PA
ES
2004
2007
1553
4
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ce
202
Lake
65
Hin
ohik
ari
Kin
uhik
ari*
*cf.
cv. K
inuh
ikar
iSh
iga
PAES
2004
2008
1601
1G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
Nak
agaw
a et
al.
(200
5)11
5)
203
Yuk
inko
-mai
Dom
an-n
aka*
Yuk
inos
ei*A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. "M
ine-
asah
i"; a
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Niig
ata
PAES
2004
2008
1601
2Se
mi-d
war
fIs
hiza
ki e
t al.
(200
8)47
)
204
Fuku
-oko
shi
Hos
o-om
ote*
Fuku
hibi
ki**
*A d
esce
ndan
t of c
v. "
Shin
ano-
saki
gake
", a
mut
ant t
hrou
gh g
amm
ara
y irr
adia
tion
to c
v. T
oyon
ishi
ki; *
*Ade
scen
dant
(the
4th
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v.R
eim
ei
Nag
ano
PAES
2004
2008
1628
8
Sem
i-dw
arf
205
Yum
e-ka
nae
LGC
1*H
itom
ebor
e*c
f. cv
. LG
C1
(App
endi
x 1)
Chi
ba P
AR
C20
0420
0816
289
Low
glu
telin
con
tent
inth
e gr
ain
206
Aw
ayuk
i-ko
mac
hi
Ouu
343
gou
*D
ewah
ikar
i**
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei; *
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
dge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
ei
Aki
ta P
AES
2002
2008
1629
0Se
mi-d
war
fK
odam
a et
al.
(201
0)76
)
207
Him
uka-
moc
hiM
ine-
no-y
uki-m
ochi
*M
iyaz
aki-m
ochi
*A d
esce
ndan
t of c
v. R
eim
ei th
roug
hcv
. Hay
ahik
ari
Miy
azak
i PA
ES20
0520
0816
466
Sem
i-dw
arf
208
Don
pish
yari
Gan
-nan
7 g
ouFu
-kei
179
gou
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. H
atsu
koga
neIw
ate
PAES
2005
2008
1660
4Se
mi-d
war
fTa
mur
a et
al.
(200
7)17
0)
209
Aki
mas
ari
Man
puku
-moc
hiA
kisa
yaka
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Kin
uhik
ari t
hrou
gh c
v. D
onto
koi
NA
RO
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
RC
2006
2008
1660
6G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
Saka
i et a
l. (2
006)
138)
210
Ayu
-no-
hika
ri
EM5*
Fuku
hibi
ki**
*A m
utan
t ind
uced
thro
ugh
NM
Utre
atm
ent t
o cv
. Kin
maz
e; *
*Ade
scen
dant
(the
4th
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v.R
eim
ei
NA
RO
Hok
urik
uA
RC
2005
2008
1660
7
Sem
i-dw
arf
Miu
ra e
t al.
(200
7)10
4)
211
Kin
umus
ume
Kin
uhik
ari*
Mat
surib
are*
**c
f. cv
. Kin
uhik
ari;
**A
des
cend
ant o
fcv
. "M
ine-
asah
i"N
AR
O K
yush
uO
kina
wa
AR
C20
0520
0816
609
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ceK
aji e
t al.
(200
9)57
)
212
Bek
o-ao
baO
ochi
kara
*Sa
ikai
203
gou
*cf.
cv. O
ochi
kara
NA
RO
Toh
oku
AR
C0233
016618002
5002N
akag
omi e
t al.
(200
6)11
6)
213
Nik
omar
uK
inum
usum
e*H
okur
iku
174
gou*
**A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
Kin
uhik
ari;
**A
desc
enda
nt o
f cv.
Kin
uhik
ari t
hrou
ghcv
. Don
toko
i
NA
RO
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
RC
2005
2008
1661
1Sa
kai e
t al.
(201
0)14
0)
108 次世代作物開発研究センター研究報告 第1号(2017.7)
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
214
Hik
arik
ko
Kos
hihi
kari
Rei
mei
**c
f. cv
. Rei
mei
(App
endi
x 1)
; Am
utan
t cul
tivar
indu
ced
thro
ugh
aga
mm
a ra
y irr
adia
tion
to c
v.Fu
jimin
ori
Mr.
Mas
ayuk
iM
UR
AI
2009
1811
0
Sem
i-dw
arf
215
Nan
goku
-sod
achi
Kou
iku
30 g
ou*
Kou
-kei
265
***A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. H
ayah
ikar
i; **
A d
esce
ndan
t of c
v."K
atsu
ra-w
ase"
, cf.
cv. "
Kat
ura-
was
e"
Koc
hi P
AR
C20
0918
117
Sem
i-dw
arf
Taka
ta e
t al.
(200
5)16
6)
216
Sats
uma-
yuki
-m
ochi
Min
e-no
-yuk
i-moc
hi*
KG
Moc
hi 1
02*A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. H
ayah
ikar
i (th
e1s
t gen
erat
ion)
Kag
oshi
ma
Pref
ectu
ral I
nstit
ute
for A
gric
ultu
ral
Dev
elop
men
t
2009
1811
7
Sem
i-dw
arf
Wak
amat
su et
al.
(200
7)20
0)
217
Min
e-no
-yuk
i-m
ochi
Ouu
302
gou
*H
imen
o-m
ochi
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiH
okur
iku
NA
ES19
9119
9542
31Se
mi-d
war
fSh
imiz
u et
al.
(199
3)15
1)
218
Mas
sigu
ra
Ouu
341
gou
Yam
agat
a 40
gou
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n)of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Aki
hika
riA
omor
i Pre
fect
ural
Indu
stria
lTe
chno
logy
Res
earc
h C
ente
r
2009
1834
8
Sem
i-dw
arf
219
New
Hik
ari
Etsu
nan
148
gou
Milk
y Q
ueen
(Kan
to N
o.16
8)*
*cf.
cv. "
Milk
y Q
ueen
" (A
ppen
dix
1)Fu
kui P
AES
2009
1834
9Lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent
Tom
ita e
t al.
(200
7)18
1)
220
Hos
him
aru
Kam
i-iku
428
gou
Kui
ku 1
59 g
ou*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. H
ayam
asar
i thr
ough
cv.
Ishi
kari
Hok
kaid
oPr
efec
tura
lK
amik
awa
Agr
icul
tura
lEx
perim
ent S
tatio
n
2009
1835
0
221
Moe
-min
ori
Nan
kai 1
28 g
ouH
aenu
ki*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h "S
hona
i 29
gou"
NA
RO
Toh
oku
AR
C20
0918
351
Sem
i-dw
arf
Kat
aoka
et a
l. (2
007)
62)
222
Tach
i-aob
a
Ha-
kei 9
06*
An
orig
inal
line
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. "M
ine-
asah
i" th
roug
h cv
.M
atsu
ribar
e; *
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
dge
nera
tion)
of c
v. K
inuh
ikar
i
NA
RO
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
RC
2009
1835
2
Saka
i et a
l. (2
009)
139)
223
Yuy
ake-
moc
hi
Tats
uko-
moc
hi*
Ben
igor
omo*
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. A
kihi
kari;
**A
desc
enda
nt o
f cv.
Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv.
Fuku
hibi
ki (t
he 4
th g
ener
atio
n)
NA
RO
Toh
oku
AR
C20
0918
353
Sem
i-dw
arf
3356
Kat
aoka
et a
l. (2
007)
61)
224
Kar
eim
aiM
iyan
23
gou
Aki
hika
ri**A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
NA
RO
Hok
urik
uA
RC
2009
1847
3Se
mi-d
war
fSh
igem
une
et a
l. (2
011)
150)
225
Koy
uki-m
ochi
Wat
abou
shi
Yam
agat
a m
ochi
55
gou*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. "K
aguy
a-Y
amag
ata
PAES
2009
1854
6Se
mi-d
war
fC
huba
et a
l. (2
007)
9)
226
Sue-
akar
iA
oi-n
o-ka
zeM
ilky
Que
en (K
anto
No.
168)
**c
f. cv
. "M
ilky
Que
en"
(App
endi
x 1)
Mr.
Jiro
OZE
KI
2008
1600
8Lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent
227
Aya
nats
uki
Aya
*A
n or
igin
al li
ne*c
f. "A
ya"
(NM
391/
Ishi
kari)
; (th
e 2n
dge
nera
tion
of a
gam
ma
ray
indu
ced
endo
sper
m m
utan
t "N
M39
1"
Kag
oshi
ma
PAES
2008
1601
0Lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent
Wak
amat
su et
al.
(200
5)19
9)
IAE
AM
utan
t Cha
ract
eris
tics
Tra
nsfe
rred
-moc
hi"
109Induced Mutations for Food and Energy Security: Challenge of Inducing Unique Mutants
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
228
Miz
uhon
oka
LGC
1*H
yogo
-kita
nish
iki*
**c
f. cv
. "LG
C 1
" (A
ppen
dix
1); *
*Ade
scen
dant
(the
4th
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v.R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Nad
ahik
ari
NA
RO
Kin
kiC
hugo
ku S
hiko
kuA
RC
2010
1940
9Lo
w g
lute
lin c
onte
nt in
the
grai
n; se
mi-d
war
fIid
a et
al.
(200
9)40
)
229
Man
puku
-moc
hiEt
suna
n 14
4 go
uFu
kuhi
biki
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Fuku
i PA
ES20
1019
053
Sem
i-dw
arf
Tom
ita e
t al.
(200
8)17
9)
230
Yuk
imus
ubi
Hat
ajiru
shi*
Hig
ashi
810
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n)of
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
; **A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
Miy
agi P
refe
ctur
alFu
ruka
wa
Agr
icul
tura
l20
1019
502
Tole
ranc
e to
col
d; se
mi-
dwar
fN
agan
o et
al.
(200
8)10
9)
231
Kou
jyu-
mur
you
Yum
e-go
koch
i*Y
ume-
kaho
ri**
*cf.
cv. "
Yum
e-go
koch
i" (A
ppen
dix
1); *
*cf.
cv. "
Yum
e-ka
hori"
(App
endi
x1 )
Kat
ayam
a K
omet
enC
o.20
1018
775
232
Seto
-no-
niji
Hin
ohik
ari
Mat
surib
are*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion)
of
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
Yam
aguc
hiTe
chno
logy
Cen
ter
for A
gric
ultu
re a
ndFo
rest
ry
2010
1969
1
Haj
ima
et a
l. (2
010)
16)
233
Aki
-mat
suri
Yam
ahik
ari
Mat
surib
are*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion)
of
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
Yam
aguc
hiTe
chno
logy
Cen
ter
for A
gric
ultu
re a
ndFo
rest
r y
2010
1969
2H
ajim
a et
al.
(201
2)15
)
234
Yum
e-so
rara
Kos
hihi
kari
Aki
hika
ri**A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
Totto
ri PA
ES20
1018
780
Sem
i-dw
arf
235
Tenr
yu-o
tom
eIn
ahik
ari*
Mat
surib
are*
**,
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n)of
cv.
"M
ine-
asah
i"N
agan
o PA
ES20
1019
267
236
Taka
ne-m
uras
aki
Kag
uya-
moc
hi*
Toho
ku m
ochi
149
gou
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiN
agan
o PA
ES20
1019
045
Sem
i-dw
arf
237
Kin
uhik
ari-
Saita
ma
SBL
Kin
uhik
ari*
Sai-n
o-ka
gaya
ki**
*cf.
cv. K
inuh
ikar
i; **
A d
esce
ndan
tof
cv.
"M
ine-
asah
i"Sa
itam
a PA
ES20
1019
049
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ceA
raka
wa e
t al.
(200
8)6)
238
Min
e-no
-m
uras
aki
An
orig
inal
line
Asa
mur
asak
i**A
des
cend
ant (
the
5th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. F
ukuh
ibik
iA
ichi
PA
ES30
1019
055
Sem
i-dw
arf
Saka
et a
l. (2
007)
137)
239
Bek
o-go
nom
iA
n or
igin
al li
ne*
Fuku
hibi
ki**
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei; *
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
hge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
ei
NA
RO
NA
RC
Toho
ku R
eg.
2010
1935
5Se
mi-d
war
fN
akag
omi e
t al.
(200
8)11
7)
240
Yum
e-m
atsu
riA
sahi
-no-
yum
e*D
aich
i-no-
kaze
***,
**A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
"M
ine-
asah
i"A
ichi
PA
ES20
1019
357
Kat
o et
al.
(200
8)65
)
241
Ishi
kaw
a Sa
ke 5
2go
uA
n or
igin
al li
neIp
pon-
jime*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 2n
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Hou
hai
Ishi
kaw
a PA
ES20
1019
695
Sem
i-dw
arf
242
Tom
i-no-
kaor
i
Yam
adan
ishi
kiO
yam
anis
hiki
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. "M
iyam
a-ni
shik
i", t
hat w
asin
duce
d th
roug
h ga
mm
a ra
y irr
adia
tion
to c
v. T
akan
enis
hiki
(App
endi
x 1)
Toya
ma
PAES
2010
1969
6
Ebita
ni e
t al.
(200
9)10
)
243
Min
i-hik
ari
Hik
ari-s
hins
eiki
*A
n or
igin
al li
ne*A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
f"K
anto
79
gou"
, tha
t was
indu
ced
thro
ugh
gam
ma
ray
irrad
iatio
n (2
00G
y) to
the
seed
of c
v. K
oshi
hika
ri
Mr.
Mot
onor
iTO
MIT
A20
1019
985
Expe
rimen
t Sta
tion
110 次世代作物開発研究センター研究報告 第1号(2017.7)
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
244
Sai-n
o-m
inor
i
Yum
emat
suri
(Aic
hi 1
08go
u)*
Sai-n
o-ka
gaya
ki**
*A d
esce
ndan
t of
(G4
and
G5,
resp
ectiv
ely)
a g
amm
a ra
y in
duce
dlin
e "K
anto
79
gou"
thro
ugh
cv.
"Min
e-as
ahi"
and
cv.
Mat
surib
are;
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
3rd
gene
ratio
n) o
f"K
anto
79
gou"
thro
ugh
cv.
Mat
surib
are
, a d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
hge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
ei
Saita
ma
Pref
. Agr
.Fo
rest
. Res
. Ctr.
2010
2002
7
Sem
i-dw
arf
Ook
a et
al.
(200
9)13
6)
245
Kos
hi-n
o-ka
ori
Kin
uhik
ari*
An
indi
ca-ja
poni
cahy
brid
bac
k-cr
osse
d to
Kin
uhik
ari*
*
*, *
*cf.
cv. K
inuh
ikar
iN
AR
O20
1120
349
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ceSa
saha
ra e
t al.
(201
3)14
2)
246
Shik
ibu-
moc
hi
Asa
mur
asak
i (O
uum
ochi
349
gou
)*Fu
-kei
moc
hi 1
70 g
ou*A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. F
ukuh
ibik
iA
omor
i Pre
fect
ural
Indu
stria
lTe
chno
logy
Res
earc
h C
ente
r
2010
2003
0
Sem
i-dw
arf
247
Mur
asak
i-no-
kim
iAsa
mur
asak
i (O
uum
ochi
349
gou
)*Fu
-kei
176
gou
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Fuk
uhib
iki
Aom
ori P
refe
ctur
alIn
dust
rial
Tech
nolo
gyR
esea
rch
Cen
ter
2010
2003
1
Sem
i-dw
arf
248
Ake
-no-
mur
asak
i
Asa
mur
asak
i (O
uum
ochi
349
gou
)*Si
lky
Pear
l (O
uu 3
54go
u)**
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Fuk
uhib
iki;
**cf
. cv.
"Si
lky
Pear
l"
Iwat
e A
RC
2011
2071
0
Sem
i-dw
arf
Taka
kusa
gi e
t al.
(200
8)16
2)
249
Gin
-say
aka
Syun
-yo
(Hok
urik
u 18
3go
u)*
Gin
-gin
ga (I
wat
e m
inam
isa
ke 1
3 go
u)**
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 1s
t gen
erat
ion)
of
cv. "
LGC
1" (A
ppen
dix
1); *
*Ade
scen
dant
of c
v. R
eim
ei (A
ppen
dix
1) a
nd c
v. "
Miy
ama-
nish
iki"
(Adi
1)
Iwat
e A
RC
2011
2071
1
Sem
i-dw
arf
250
Aki
-sak
ari
Aw
amin
ori (
Hok
urik
u15
9 go
u)*
Etsu
nan
173
gou*
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
fcv
. Kin
uhik
ari;
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
f bot
h cv
. Kin
uhik
ari
and
a de
scen
dant
(the
3rd
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v. R
eim
ei
Fuku
i PA
ES
2011
2043
1
Sem
i-dw
arf
Tom
ita e
t al.
(200
9)18
0)
251
Kita
-aob
aY
ume-
aoba
(Hok
urik
u18
7 go
u)*
cv. "
Hat
sush
izuk
u" a
ndcv
. "N
anat
subo
shi"
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Fuk
uhib
iki
NA
RO
2011
2061
5Se
mi-d
war
f
252
Ush
i-yut
aka
Yum
e-ak
ari (
Ao-
kei 1
25go
u)*
Kan
to P
L 12
(Tsu
-kei
995
gou)
***A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
Rei
mei
; **A
desc
enda
nt o
f cv.
Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv.
"Mus
ashi
-kog
ane"
Aom
ori P
refe
ctur
alIn
dust
rial
Tech
nolo
gyR
esea
rch
Cen
ter
2011
2053
0
Sem
i-dw
arf
Mae
da e
t al.
(200
8)87
)
253
Mur
asak
i-kob
oshi
Kan
to 1
95 g
ouA
sam
uras
aki*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Fuk
uhib
iki
NA
RO
NA
RC
Toho
ku R
eg.
2011
2071
4Se
mi-d
war
fK
atao
ka e
t al.
(201
0)63
)
254
Neb
ari-y
uki
Taki
tate
(Toh
oku
172
gou)
*A
o-ke
i 134
gou
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
"Ouu
343
gou
";**
A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Aki
hika
ri
Aom
ori P
refe
ctur
alIn
dust
rial
Tech
nolo
gyR
esea
rch
Cen
ter
2011
2053
3
Sem
i-dw
arf
Kon
et a
l. (2
008)
80)
111Induced Mutations for Food and Energy Security: Challenge of Inducing Unique Mutants
No.
Cul
tivar
Nam
eM
ater
nal L
ine
Pate
rnal
Lin
eO
rigi
n of
Par
enta
l Lin
eIn
stitu
tion
ofD
evel
opm
ent
Dev
.Y
ear
Reg
.Y
ear
Reg
.N
o.a
Mut
ant C
hara
cter
istic
sT
rans
ferr
edIA
EA
IDb
Ref
eren
ce
255
Saga
-biy
ori
Tens
hi-n
o-ut
a*A
ichi
-no-
kaor
i SB
L**
*A d
esce
ndan
t of b
oth
cv. "
Min
e-as
ahi"
(the
3rd
gen
erat
ion)
and
cv.
Kin
uhik
ari
(the
2nd
gene
ratio
n); *
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of c
v. "M
ine-
asah
i"
Saga
PA
RC
2011
2077
5
Hiro
ta e
t al.
(201
2)29
)
256
Gen
ki-ts
ukus
hiTs
ukus
hi-r
oman
(Chi
kush
i 46
gou)
*Ts
ukus
hi w
ase*
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Kin
uhik
ari;
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
f cv.
Kin
uhik
ari
Fuku
oka
PAES
2011
2074
4G
ood
tast
e; lo
dgin
gre
sist
ance
Wad
a et
al.
(201
0)19
8)
257
Tsub
u-yu
taka
An
orig
inal
line
Fuku
hibi
ki*
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
eiIw
ate
AR
C20
1120
716
Sem
i-dw
arf
Abe
et a
l. (2
009)
1)
258
Aki
daw
ara
Mire
nish
iki (
Kan
to 1
88go
u)Ik
uhik
ari (
Etsu
nan
176
gou)
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
2nd
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Kin
uhik
ari t
hrou
gh c
v. D
onto
koi
NA
RO
Nat
iona
lIn
stitu
te o
f Cro
pSc
ienc
e20
1120
717
Goo
d ta
ste;
lodg
ing
resi
stan
ceA
ndo
et a
l. (2
011)
5)
259
Milk
y St
ar
Toho
ku 1
68 g
ou*
Milk
y Pr
ince
ss (T
ohok
u19
4 go
u)**
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 4t
h ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Aki
hika
ri; *
*Ade
scen
dant
(the
1st
gen
erat
ion)
of c
v."M
ilky
Que
en"
(App
endi
x 1)
NA
RO
Nat
iona
lIn
stitu
te o
f Cro
pSc
ienc
e20
1120
718
Low
am
ylos
e co
nten
tIs
hii e
t al.
(201
2)44
)
260
Milk
y Su
mm
erW
a-ke
i 243
Milk
y Q
ueen
(Kan
to N
o.16
8)*
*cf.
cv. "
Milk
y Q
ueen
" (A
ppen
dix
1)N
AR
O N
atio
nal
Inst
itute
of C
rop
Scie
nce
2011
2074
5Lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent
261
Kin
efur
i-moc
hiM
ine-
no-y
uki-m
ochi
*K
okon
oe-m
ochi
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e 3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of
cv. R
eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Hay
ahik
ari
Gifu
PA
ES20
1120
945
Sem
i-dw
arf
Hiro
se e
t al.
(201
0)27
)
262
Min
a-yu
taka
Fuyu
-ges
hiki
*Fu
-kei
186
gou
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
4th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv A
kihi
kari;
**A
desc
enda
nt (t
he 3
rd g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. A
kihi
kari
Aom
ori P
refe
ctur
alIn
dust
rial
Tech
nolo
gyR
esea
rch
Cen
ter
2011
2091
3
Sem
i-dw
arf
Ono
et a
l. (2
009)
135)
263
Mak
i-miz
uho
Hos
hi-a
oba*
Kus
a-yu
taka
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
fcv
. Ooc
hika
ra; *
* A
des
cend
ant o
f cv.
Ooc
hika
ra
NA
RO
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
RC
and
JIR
CA
S20
1121
175
Sem
i-dw
arf
264
Mog
u-m
ogu-
aoba
Hos
hi-a
oba*
Miz
uho-
chik
ara*
**A
des
cend
ant (
the
1st g
ener
atio
n) o
fcv
. Ooc
hika
ra; *
*A d
esce
ndan
t (th
e3r
d ge
nera
tion)
of c
v. R
eim
ei th
roug
hcv
. Aki
hika
ri
NA
RO
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
RC
and
JIR
CA
S20
1120
915
Sem
i-dw
arf
265
Him
e-go
nom
iM
ilky
Que
en*
Chu
goku
169
gou
*cf.
cv. "
Milk
y Q
ueen
" (a
n N
MU
indu
ced
mut
ant c
ultiv
ar) (
App
endi
x 1)
NA
RO
NA
RC
for
Wes
tern
Reg
ion
and
JIR
CA
S20
1221
717
Low
am
ylos
e co
nten
tIid
a et
al.
(201
1)39
)
266
Yam
adaw
ara
Izum
i 348
*K
anto
192
gou
***A
des
cend
ant (
the
5th
gene
ratio
n) o
fcv
. Rei
mei
thro
ugh
cv. A
kihi
kari;
**A
desc
enda
nt (t
he 3
rd g
ener
atio
n) o
f cv.
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v. D
onto
koi
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RO
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iona
lIn
stitu
te o
f Cro
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e an
d JI
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AS
2014
2319
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i-dw
arf
267
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h ge
nera
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eim
ei th
roug
h cv
. Fuk
uhib
iki
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RO
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urik
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war
f
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ter C
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2012
2143
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ent
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270
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i-aso
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3
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eim
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ant (
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mei
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RO
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urik
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RC
2012
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4
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i-dw
arf
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aoka
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272
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inuh
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r. N
orim
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war
f
273
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e 1s
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eim
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i-dw
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umi
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ant (
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gene
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n) o
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mei
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, Toy
o R
ice
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.20
1322
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i-dw
arf
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i et a
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umi
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e 1s
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erat
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inuh
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iN
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2014
2319
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277
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thro
ugh
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ochi
kara
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RO
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kiC
hugo
ku S
hiko
kuA
RC
2014
2327
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mi-d
war
f
278
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goko
roM
ilky
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cess
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n or
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al li
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. "M
ilky
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en"
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kiC
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hiko
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2014
2327
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ochi
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1423
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i-dw
arf
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ratio
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uhik
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icul
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lR
esea
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ter
2014
2332
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stan
ce
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i 7go
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he 5
thge
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tion)
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mei
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ratio
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igi P
AES
2015
2426
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i-dw
arf
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i et a
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282
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azus
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y Q
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ppen
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onda
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2015
2433
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w a
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ose
cont
ent
283
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umi
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ari-s
hins
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utak
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oshi
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ant (
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anto
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gou"
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ri U
nive
rsity
and
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uoka
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ity20
1523
807
284
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mar
u
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to 2
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ou*
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omar
u (S
aika
i 250
gou)
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des
cend
ant o
f cv.
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ilky
Que
en"
thro
ugh
cv. "
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y Pr
ince
ss";
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desc
enda
nt o
f cv.
Kin
uhik
ari
NA
RO
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shu
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naw
a A
RC
2015
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ylos
e co
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eren
ce
285
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adam
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I ind
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ant o
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inea
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atio
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mei
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oku
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1524
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i-dw
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288
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nera
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oku
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AS
2015
2427
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war
f
289
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ra
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iona
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ochi
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i-dw
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ilky
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2015
2458
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tatio
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2437
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i-dw
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ant o
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mei
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anto
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i-dw
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t of c
v. R
eim
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hou
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ochi
kara
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ta P
AES
2015
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M. I
noue
, S. M
atsu
mot
o, a
nd T
. Kat
aoka
(199
8) D
evel
opm
ent o
f a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar w
ith lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ents
"Sno
w p
earl"
. Toh
oku
Agr
ic. R
es. 5
1: 1
-2 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Ham
achi
, Y.,
K. F
. Oos
ato,
Y. K
awam
ura,
T. W
ada,
M. T
subo
ne, S
. Im
abay
ashi
, T. Y
asun
aga,
H. N
ishi
yam
a, a
nd M
. Yos
hino
(200
4) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
for s
ake
brew
ery
"Yum
eikk
on".
Bul
l. Fu
kuok
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 23:
26-
31(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
Hira
no, T
., S.
Wat
anab
e, Y
. Aka
ma,
K. S
hind
o, N
. Hor
isue
, K. M
atsu
mot
o, H
. Uch
iyam
ada,
and
S. M
atsu
mot
o (1
977)
On
the
new
rice
var
iety
"Hay
ahik
ari"
. Bul
l. To
hoku
Nat
l. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 55:
1-3
0 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Fujii
, H.,
K. T
oriy
ama,
H. S
hino
da, R
. Yam
amot
o, a
nd K
. Sek
izaw
a (1
981)
Bre
edin
g an
d ch
arac
teris
tics o
f a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Fujih
ikar
i". B
ull.
Chu
goku
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. (
Serie
s A) 2
9: 1
-18
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Aka
ma,
Y.,
T. M
orim
oto,
K. T
anab
e, M
. Ino
ue, A
. Shu
miy
a, K
. Fuj
ii, Y
. Ito
, Y. A
sai,
T. K
oide
, S. K
udo,
T. I
to, a
nd A
. Ina
gaki
(198
5) A
new
rice
var
iety
"Ib
ukiw
ase"
. Res
. Bul
l. A
ichi
Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 1
7: 3
8-49
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
Chu
ba, M
., K
. Yuk
i, H
. Sak
urad
a, K
. Sat
o, T
. San
o, R
. Chu
ba, N
. Yok
oo, T
. Hon
ma,
K. W
atan
abe,
M. M
itobe
, S. S
ato,
H. M
iyan
o, H
. Sat
o, a
nd H
. Got
o (2
007)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew g
lutin
ous r
ice
culti
var "
Koy
ukim
ochi
" (Y
amag
atam
ochi
87).
Issu
. Yam
agat
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Res
. 39:
1-2
5 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Haj
ima,
M.,
K. K
anek
o, K
. Ino
ue, G
. Yam
ae, T
. Yos
hina
ga, Y
. Nak
atan
i, T.
Mor
ioka
, H. M
uray
ama,
and
D. W
atan
abe
(201
0) S
tudy
on
the
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Se
tono
niji"
. Bul
l. Y
amag
uchi
Agr
i. Fo
re. T
ec. C
ent.
1: 4
6-55
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
Haj
ima,
M.,
K. I
noue
, T. Y
oshi
naga
, T. M
orio
ka, H
. Mur
ayam
a, D
. Wat
anab
e, K
. Kan
eko,
and
Y. N
akat
ani (
2012
) Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew c
ompl
ex d
isea
se re
sist
ant r
ice
varie
ty "
Aki
mat
uri"
with
exc
elle
nt a
ppar
ent g
rain
qua
lity
and
good
eatin
g qu
ality
. Bul
l. Y
amag
uchi
Agr
i. Fo
rest
. Tec
. Cen
t. 3:
16-
24 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct) .
Hig
ashi
, T.,
S. S
aito
, R. I
keda
, Y. S
unoh
ara,
S. M
atsu
mot
o, M
. Ino
ue, Z
. Oya
mad
a, M
. Yam
aguc
hi, H
. Kow
ata,
and
M. Y
okoo
(199
4) B
reed
ing
of a
hig
h yi
eldi
ng ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Fuku
hibi
ki".
Bul
l. To
hoku
Nat
l. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 88:
15-
38(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Hor
isue
, N.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, E. S
him
ura,
T. K
udo,
Z. O
yam
ada,
N. N
akag
awa,
Y. F
ujim
ura,
T. M
ikam
i, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, H
. Yok
oham
a, H
. Tat
suta
, M. S
uto,
M. T
akad
ate,
and
M. T
atey
ama
(199
3) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Y
ukim
imoc
hi".
Bul
l.A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
3: 6
9-84
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Abe
, A.,
H. S
ugaw
ara,
M. T
akak
usag
i, an
d T.
Sas
aki (
2009
) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Ts
ubuy
utak
a" w
ith a
hig
h yi
eldi
ng a
bilit
y. T
ohok
u A
gric
. Res
. 62:
7-8
(in
Japa
nese
).
And
o, I.
, H. N
emot
o, H
, Kat
o, H
. Oht
a, H
. Hira
baya
shi,
Y. T
akeu
chi,
H. S
ato,
T. I
shii,
H. M
aeda
, T. I
mbe
, M. H
iraya
ma,
O. I
deta
, M. S
akai
, K. T
amur
a, a
nd N
. Aok
i (20
11) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"A
kida
war
a" w
ith h
igh
yiel
d, g
ood
grai
nap
pear
ance
, and
goo
d ea
ting
qual
ity. B
reed
ing
Res
earc
h 13
: 35-
41 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Hiro
se, T
., Y
. Yam
amot
o, Y
. Kaw
ai, K
. Sug
iura
, Y. K
agam
i, K
. Miy
ata,
T. K
obay
ashi
, and
H. H
isad
a (2
010)
Bre
edin
g pr
oces
s and
cha
ract
eris
tics o
f a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Kin
efur
imoc
hi".
Bul
l. G
ifu P
ref.
Res
. Ins
t. A
gric
. Sci
. in
Hill
y an
dM
ount
aino
us A
reas
6: 1
-6 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Ara
kaw
a, M
., T.
Min
oda,
H. I
shii,
N. O
oka,
Y. T
akei
, Y. H
irano
, T. U
eno,
K. S
aito
, K. T
okur
a, O
. Shi
gem
atsu
, M. K
ozas
u, K
. Sek
iguc
hi, Y
. Oka
da, K
. Wat
anab
e, M
. Ara
i, N
. Ara
i, an
d S.
Nod
a (2
008)
A n
ew st
ripe
and
pani
cle
blas
tre
sist
ant i
soge
nic
line
"Kin
uhik
ari S
aita
ma
SBL"
. Bul
l. Sa
itam
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. For
es. R
es. C
ent.
8: 3
3-42
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y ).
Ebita
ni, T
., T.
Tak
arad
a, M
. Om
oten
o, Y
. Koj
ima,
Y. K
idan
i, N
. Muk
aino
, T. Y
amag
uchi
, M. D
oi, M
. Mor
ikaw
a, T
. Mat
sush
ima,
H. O
zaki
, and
M. F
unan
e (2
009)
Bre
edin
g of
rice
var
iety
"To
mi-n
o-ka
ori"
suita
ble
for J
apan
ese
sake
-br
ewin
g. B
ull.
Toya
ma
Pref
. Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
1: 1
-10
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Ara
ki, H
., K
. Kon
no, K
. Miu
ra, K
. Nag
ano,
S. S
aito
, M. K
obay
ashi
, M. N
ishi
mur
a, a
nd K
. Kar
iya
(200
2) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
with
low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t "H
anab
usa"
. Res
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
Hok
kaid
o R
eg. 1
74: 6
9-81
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ham
achi
, Y.,
S. Im
abay
ashi
, K. F
. Oos
ato,
Y. K
awam
ura,
H. N
ishi
yam
a, a
nd M
. Yos
hino
(199
8) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"H
ayat
suku
shi"
. Bul
l. Fu
kuok
a A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 17
: 15-
22 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Ham
achi
, Y.,
S. Im
abay
ashi
, K. F
. Oos
ato,
H. N
ishi
yam
a, M
. Yos
hino
, Y. K
awam
ura,
and
Y. M
atsu
e (1
998)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Tsuk
ushi
was
e". B
ull.
Fuku
oka
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
17: 1
-8 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Ara
kaw
a, M
., Y
. Tak
ei, K
. Tok
ura,
K. Y
agas
aki,
M. K
ozas
u, T
. Min
oda,
H. I
shii,
Y. O
kada
, T. S
ekig
cuti,
N. O
oka,
K. W
atan
abe,
K. O
tsuk
a, a
nd N
. Ara
i (20
03) N
ew ri
ce v
arie
ties,
"Sai
noka
gaya
ki"
and
"Sai
noki
rabi
yaka
", w
ith m
ultip
lepe
st re
sist
ance
. Bul
l. Sa
itam
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. For
est.
Res
. Cen
t. 3:
23-
41 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Aka
o, S
and
H. K
ouch
i (19
92) A
supe
rnod
ulat
ing
mut
ant i
sola
ted
from
soyb
ean
culti
var E
nrei
. Soi
l Sci
. Pla
nt N
utr.
38: 1
83-1
87.
Fush
imiz
u, K
., Y
. Kou
shi,
Y. T
akam
ori,
Y. N
akas
him
a, K
. Iim
ure,
and
K. F
uchi
kam
i (20
15) B
reed
ing
and
char
acte
ristic
s of a
new
rush
cul
tivar
"Su
zuka
ze".
Bul
l. K
umam
oto
Pref
. Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 2
2: 1
7-28
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
Fujit
a, M
., C
. Kiri
buch
i-Oto
be, T
. Yos
hiok
a, H
. Mat
suna
ka, T
. Yan
agis
awa,
H. Y
oshi
da, I
. Yam
aguc
hi, T
. Ush
iyam
a, T
. Nag
amin
e, H
. Sek
o, Y
. Am
ano,
and
S. O
da (2
004)
A n
ew h
ard
whi
te w
heat
cul
tivar
"Ta
mai
zum
i". B
ull.
Nat
l. In
st.
Cro
p Sc
i. 5:
1-1
7 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Fujit
a, M
., C.
Kiri
buch
i-Oto
be, H
. Mat
suna
ka, M
. Sek
i, T.
Yos
hiok
a, H
. Yos
hida
, T.
Nag
amin
e, a
nd I.
Yam
aguc
hi (2
007)
A n
ew w
axy
whe
at c
ultiv
ar, "
Ura
ram
ochi
". Bu
ll. N
atl.
Inst.
Cro
p Sc
i. 8:
109
-129
. (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
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Hor
isue
, N. A
. Kob
ayas
hi, E
. Shi
mur
a, T
. Kud
o, Z
. Oya
mad
a, N
. Nak
agaw
a, Y
. Fuj
imur
a, T
. Mik
ami,
M. T
akad
ate,
Y. K
awam
ura,
H. T
atsu
ta, a
nd M
. Sut
o (1
992)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Kita
ou".
Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
2: 1
-16
(inJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Hos
hi, T
., S.
Abe
, K. I
shiz
aki,
S. A
zum
a, K
. Kob
ayas
hi, K
. Hig
uchi
, T. T
amur
a, A
. Har
ada,
M. O
zeki
, H. K
anay
ama,
Y. N
agas
awa,
A. T
akeu
chi,
O. K
awak
ami,
Y. S
asak
i, T.
Hos
hino
, Y. S
asak
i, M
. Koi
de, a
nd T
. Kon
do (1
998)
On
the
new
rice
cul
tivar
"H
ashi
riaji"
. Bul
l. N
iigat
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 43:
1-1
3 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Iida,
S.,
Y. S
unoh
ara,
H. M
aeda
, K. M
atsu
shita
, H. N
emot
o, T
. Ish
ii, T
. Yos
hida
, N. N
akag
awa,
M. S
akai
, and
T. N
ishi
o (2
004)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar w
ith g
ood
eatin
g qu
ality
(low
am
ylos
e) a
nd lo
w g
lute
lin p
rote
in, "
LGC
soft"
. Bul
l.K
inki
Chu
goku
Shi
koku
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 3:
57-
74 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Hor
isue
, N.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. S
unoh
ara,
Y. U
ehar
a, E
. Shi
mur
a, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, H
. Yok
oyam
a, Y
. Fuj
imur
a, T
. Kud
o, Z
. Oya
mad
a, T
. Mik
ami,
M. T
atey
ama,
M. S
uwa,
M. S
uto,
H. T
atsu
ta, N
. Nak
agaw
a, K
. Mae
da, a
nd M
. Tak
adat
e(1
997)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Idey
umoc
hi".
Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
6: 5
7-72
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y ).
Kam
ei, I
., T.
Suz
uki,
K. S
ato,
K. O
ota,
and
S. G
oto
(198
0) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"H
anah
ikar
i". B
ull.
Yam
agat
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 14:
19-
33 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Imab
ayas
hi, S
., Y
. Ham
achi
, K. F
urun
o, H
. Nis
hiya
ma,
Y. M
atsu
e, M
. Yos
hino
, and
T. Y
oshi
da (1
995)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Yum
etsu
kush
i". B
ull.
Fuku
oka
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
14: 1
-10
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Ishi
zaki
, K. (
2007
) Stu
dies
on
prac
tical
app
licat
ion
of m
ultil
ine
culti
var,
Kos
hihi
kari,
with
bla
st re
sist
ant g
enes
in N
iigat
a Pr
efec
ture
. Jou
rnal
of N
iigat
a A
gric
. Res
. Ins
t. 8:
1-3
7 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Kan
eda,
H.,
Y. U
mad
a, T
. Ebi
tani
, T. M
atsu
shim
a, T
. Ish
ibas
hi, Y
. Kid
ani,
Y. Y
amam
oto,
M. D
oi, a
nd Y
. Koz
ima
(199
9) N
ew b
rew
er's
rice
varie
ty "
Oya
man
ishi
ki".
Hok
urik
u C
rop
Sci.
34: 4
-7 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Izaw
a, T
., A
. Shu
miy
a, S
. Kud
o, T
. Kat
o, K
. Fuj
ii, N
. Sak
a, T
. Tou
yam
a, N
. Sug
iura
, T. I
to, H
. Koj
ima,
and
Y. N
akaj
ima
(200
1) A
new
rice
var
iety
"A
sahi
noyu
me"
. Res
. Bul
l. A
ichi
Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 3
3: 1
-10
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h
Iida,
S.,
Y. S
unoh
ara,
O. I
deta
, H. M
aeda
, H. N
emot
o, T
. Ish
ii, T
. Yos
hida
, N. N
akag
awa,
M. S
akai
, S. F
uruk
awa,
T. M
izum
a, Y
. Kiy
okaw
a, a
nd Y
. Wak
ai (2
009)
New
low
glu
telin
bre
wer
s' ric
e cu
ltiva
r "M
izuh
onok
a" fo
r the
wes
tern
regi
on. B
ull.
Kin
ki C
hugo
ku S
hiko
ku A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 8:
45-
62 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Iwas
hita
, T.,
Y. Y
amak
awa,
M. M
achi
da, O
. Doi
, A. S
hiny
a, M
. Hou
man
, and
K. M
oriy
a (1
984)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Nat
suhi
kari"
. Bul
l. K
agos
him
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 12:
1-1
1 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Izum
i, K
., M
. Mits
ukaw
a, T
. Syo
dai,
T. M
atsu
mot
o, a
nd H
. Niiz
eki (
1998
) Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Yum
eizu
mi"
. Bul
l. K
umam
oto
Pref
. Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 7
: 11-
20 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Hos
hi, T
., S.
Abe
, K. I
shiz
aki,
H. K
asan
eyam
a, K
. Kob
ayas
hi, K
. Hira
o, T
. Mat
sui,
S. A
zum
a, K
. Hig
uchi
, T. T
amur
a, Y
. Asa
i, K
. Nak
ajim
a, A
. Har
ada,
M. O
zeki
, Y. S
asak
i, N
. Abe
, T. K
ondo
, and
H. K
anay
ama
(200
2) A
new
rice
culti
var "
KO
SHII
BU
KI"
. Jou
rnal
of t
he N
iigat
a A
gric
. Res
. Ins
t. 5:
21-
33 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Hor
isue
, N.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, E. S
him
ura,
T. K
udo,
Z. O
yam
ada,
N. N
akag
awa,
Y. F
ujim
ura,
T. M
ikam
i, H
. Yok
oham
a, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, H
. Tat
suta
, M. S
uto,
M. T
akad
ate,
and
M. T
atey
ama
(199
3) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"A
neko
moc
hi".
Bul
l.A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
3: 6
9-84
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Hor
iuch
i, H
., K
. Tom
ita, K
. Ter
ada,
I. T
anak
a, A
. Kob
ayas
hi, T
. Min
obe,
H. F
urut
a, A
. Yam
amot
o, H
. Shi
noya
ma,
I. Ik
eda,
M. T
anoi
, K. A
oki,
C. K
agos
him
a, N
. Mas
aki,
T. M
inam
i, an
d A
. Sug
imot
o (2
004)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar"S
akih
ikar
i". B
ull.
Fuku
i Pre
f. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 41:
1-1
4 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Izaw
a, T
., A
. Shu
miy
a, S
. Kud
o, N
. Sak
a, K
. Fuj
ii, T
. Tou
yam
a, N
. Sug
iura
, Y. N
akaj
ima,
T. T
suji,
and
H. K
ojim
a (2
001)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Dai
chin
okaz
e" w
ith m
ultip
le p
ests
resi
stan
ce. R
es. B
ull.
Aic
hi A
gric
. Res
. Ctr.
33:
25-
32 (i
nJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Ichi
kaw
a, Y
., K
. Yan
o, Z
. Ike
, and
T. H
oshi
(198
1) O
n th
e ne
w ri
ce v
arie
ty "
NII
GA
TAW
ASE
". B
ull.
Niig
ata
Pref
. Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
0: 1
-9 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Izaw
a, Y
., M
. Yuz
awa,
M. F
ujii,
K. S
otom
e, K
. Oya
, S. K
obay
ashi
, T. O
kubo
, T. K
ojim
a, M
. Yam
aguc
hi, H
. Ito
, K. K
urai
, M. D
eguc
hi, K
. Toc
higi
, T. S
otom
e, a
nd J.
Iked
a (2
005)
A n
ew p
addy
rice
cul
tivar
, "N
asuh
ikar
i". B
ull.
Toch
igi
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 5
5: 1
-14
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Ishi
zaki
, K.,
T. M
atsu
i, S.
Kan
eda,
K. K
obay
ashi
, H. K
asan
eyam
a, S
. Abe
, S. A
zum
a, T
. Hos
hi, Y
. Sas
aki,
K. H
iguc
hi, K
. Hira
o, N
. Abe
, T. K
ondo
, A. T
akeu
chi,
and
M. K
oide
(200
8) A
new
cul
tivar
"Y
UK
INK
OM
AI"
. Jou
rnal
of N
iigat
aA
gric
. Res
. Ins
t. 9:
89-
98 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kaj
i, R
., M
. Sak
ai, K
. Tam
ura,
H. H
iraba
yash
i, M
. Oka
mot
o, T
. Yag
i, R
. Miz
obuc
hi, S
. Fuk
aura
, M. N
ishi
mur
a, H
. Yam
ashi
ta, a
nd T
. Tom
imat
su (2
009)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Kin
umus
ume"
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
aR
eg. 5
2: 7
9-94
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ishi
i, T.
, F. A
ndo,
and
H. N
emot
o (2
012)
"M
ilky
Star
", a
new
rice
cul
tivar
with
late
-pla
ntin
g su
itabi
lity
and
low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t in
endo
sper
m. B
ull.
Nat
l. In
st. C
rop
Sci.
13: 4
1-59
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Iida,
S.,
O. I
deta
, K. M
atsu
shim
a, Y
. Sun
ohar
a, H
. Nem
oto,
H. M
aeda
, T. I
shii,
and
Y. T
amur
a (2
011)
New
low
-am
ylos
e ric
e cu
ltiva
r "H
imeg
onom
i" w
ith g
ood
eatin
g qu
ality
and
goo
d qu
ality
of a
ppea
ranc
e fo
r the
wes
tern
regi
on o
fJa
pan.
Bul
l. K
inki
Chu
goku
Shi
koku
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
10: 6
9-86
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ishi
zaki
, K.,
T. M
atsu
i, K
. Nab
ata,
T. K
anbe
, E. N
ara,
T. H
oshi
, Z. I
ke, I
. Sas
aki,
T. H
oshi
no, A
. Tak
euch
i, M
. Koi
de, S
. Azu
ma,
T. A
be, a
nd T
. Kon
dou
(201
4) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"N
iigat
ajiro
u". J
ourn
al o
f Niig
ata
Agr
ic. R
es. I
nst.
12:
121-
124
(in Ja
pane
se).
Kaj
i, R
., H
. Oht
a, A
. Fuk
ushi
ma,
M. Y
amag
uchi
, T. K
atao
ka, K
. Nak
agom
i, T.
Tak
ita, N
. Yok
ogam
i, T.
End
o, H
. Kat
o, S
. Ich
iba,
and
K. T
sujiu
chi (
2013
) A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty fo
r mill
ed ri
ce w
ith sc
utel
lum
"K
inno
meg
umi"
, with
goo
dea
ting
qual
ity a
nd re
sist
ance
to b
last
and
bac
teria
l blig
ht. B
ull.
Toho
ku A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 11
5: 1
-10
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Ishi
i, T.
, O. I
deta
, K. M
atsu
shita
, Y. S
unoh
ara,
H. M
aeda
, and
S. I
ida
(201
3) "
Hai
goko
ro",
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar w
ith h
igh-
emer
genc
e ra
te, l
ow a
myl
ose
cont
ent a
nd g
iant
em
bryo
. Bul
l. N
AR
O W
est.
Reg
. Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
12: 2
5-41
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Izaw
a, T
., A
. Shu
miy
a, S
. Kud
o, N
. Sak
a, T
. Kat
o, N
. Sug
iura
, K. F
ujii,
T. T
ouya
ma,
Y. N
akaj
ima,
T. T
suji,
H. K
ojim
a, T
. Ito
, and
Y. H
amad
a (2
001)
A n
ew st
ripe
and
pani
cle
blas
t res
ista
nce
near
isog
enic
line
"A
ichi
noka
ori S
BL"
. Res
.B
ull.
Aic
hi P
ref.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 3
3: 3
3-40
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Hor
isue
, N.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. U
ehar
a, T
. Kud
o, Z
. Oya
mad
a, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, Y
. Fuj
imur
a, T
. Mik
ami,
H. T
atsu
ta, M
. Sut
o, M
. Tat
eyam
a, H
. Yok
oyam
a, a
nd M
. Suw
a (1
994)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Mai
him
e". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
.34
: 12-
40 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Inou
e, M
., Y
. Nak
ajim
a, N
. Sak
a, A
. Syu
miy
a, S
. Kud
ou, T
. Tou
yam
a, K
. Ito
u, M
. Hay
ashi
, T. K
oide
, K. F
ujii,
Y. A
kam
a, T
. Mor
imot
o, a
nd K
. Tan
abe
(199
3) A
new
bla
st-r
esis
tant
rice
var
iety
"In
ahik
ari"
. Res
. Bul
l. A
ichi
Agr
ic. R
es.
Ctr.
25:
1-1
1 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Kaj
i, R
., M
. Oka
mot
o, T
. Yag
i, H
. Hira
baya
shi,
R. M
izob
uchi
, S. F
ukau
ra, K
. Tam
ura,
M. N
ishi
mur
a, H
. Yam
ashi
ta, a
nd T
. Tom
imat
su (2
006)
Fuk
uizu
mi,
a ne
w ri
ce v
arie
ty fo
r dire
ct se
edin
g. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. K
yush
uO
kina
wa
Reg
. 47:
63-
81 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
sum
mar
y).
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79)
80)
81)
82)
83)
84)
85)
86)
87)
88)
89)
Kus
hibu
chi,
K. e
t al.
(197
7) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"A
kihi
kari"
. Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 2
2: 1
-20
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Mae
da, H
., T.
Tsu
chiy
a, N
. Hira
oka,
M. M
aesh
ige,
S. U
emot
o, a
nd M
. Nak
ayab
u (1
990)
New
col
d re
sist
ant r
ice
varie
ties "
Hiro
hika
ri" a
nd "H
iroho
nam
i". B
ull.
Hiro
shim
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 53:
9-2
0 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Kob
ayas
hi, A
., E.
Shi
mam
ura,
N. H
oris
ue, T
. Kud
o, Z
. Oya
mad
a, N
. Nak
agaw
a, T
. Kan
azaw
a, H
. Yok
oyam
a, Y
. Fuj
imur
a, T
. Mik
ami,
Y. K
awam
ura,
H. T
atsu
ta, M
. Sut
o, M
. Tak
adat
e, a
nd M
. Tat
eyam
a (1
993)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar"Y
amau
ta".
Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
3: 1
01-1
17 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kog
a, Y
., H
. Uch
iyam
ada,
S. S
amot
o, S
. Ish
izak
a, Y
. Fuj
ita, K
. Oku
no, Y
. Ueh
ara,
M. N
akag
ahra
, H. H
oriu
chi,
K. M
iura
, K. M
aruy
ama,
T. Y
amad
a, T
. Yag
i, an
d K
. Mor
i (19
89) B
reed
ing
a ne
w ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Kin
uhik
ari"
. Bul
l.H
okur
iku
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
0: 1
-24
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kob
ayas
hi, A
., Y
. Kog
a, H
. Uch
iyam
ada,
S. S
amot
o, H
. Hor
iuch
i, K
. Miu
ra, K
. Oku
no, Y
. Fuj
ita, Y
. Ueh
ara,
S. I
shiz
aka,
M. N
akag
ahra
, T. Y
amad
a, a
nd K
. Mar
uyam
a (1
990)
Bre
edin
g a
new
rice
var
iety
"O
ochi
kara
". B
ull.
Hok
urik
uA
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 32:
85-
104
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kyo
ya, K
., M
. Tag
uchi
, T. K
odam
a, T
. Yam
amot
o, a
nd Y
. Sat
o (2
002)
New
reco
mm
ende
d ric
e cu
ltiva
r "H
aenu
ki".
Bul
l. A
kita
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
2: 1
-20
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kou
mur
a, T
., M
. Tak
amat
su, I
. Sha
ku, A
. Shu
miy
a, T
. Hag
a, M
. Tan
iguc
hi, S
. Kud
o, K
. Ito
, K. T
anab
e, Y
. Nak
azim
a, a
nd Y
. Kut
suna
(198
3) A
new
rice
var
iety
"M
egum
imoc
hi".
Res
. Bul
l. A
ichi
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
15: 1
4-23
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Kob
ayas
hi, A
., N
. Hor
isue
, E. S
him
ura,
T. K
udo,
Z. O
yam
ada,
N. N
akag
awa,
Y. F
ujim
ura,
T. M
ikam
i, H
. Yok
oyam
a, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, H
. Tat
suta
, M. S
uto,
M. T
akad
ate,
and
M. T
atey
ama
(199
3) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Y
amau
ta".
Bul
l.A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
3: 1
01-1
17 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Koo
mur
a, T
., T.
Ito,
A. S
hum
iya,
I. S
haku
, M. T
akam
atsu
, T. K
ato,
K. F
ujii,
N. S
aka,
and
S. K
udo
(198
9) A
new
rice
var
iety
"A
ichi
noka
ori"
. Res
. Bul
l. A
ichi
Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 1
9: 1
-20
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kat
o, T
., T.
Hat
akey
ama,
S. M
asak
i, S.
Sai
to, K
. Fuk
uda,
M. O
no, K
. Shi
mad
a, M
. Tag
uchi
, and
T. Y
amam
oto
(199
5) B
reed
ing
of n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ars "
Kin
unoh
ada"
and
"Ta
tsuk
omoc
hi".
Bul
l. A
kita
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
4: 2
3-48
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Kat
o, H
., R
. Iba
, S. T
suts
umi,
H. M
itsue
da, T
. Nak
ahar
a, H
. Tak
eda,
T. T
akid
a, M
. Kaw
aguc
hi, H
. Ara
suna
, H. Y
oshi
oka,
Y. N
agay
oshi
, K. W
akas
ugi,
H. Y
amas
hita
, and
S. U
eda
(200
6) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"M
iyay
utak
a". B
ull.
Miy
azak
iA
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 41:
61-
84 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kan
eda,
H.,
K. Y
amam
oto,
T. M
atsu
shim
a, T
. Ish
ibas
hi, T
. Ebi
tani
, and
Y. Y
amam
oto
(199
6) N
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Ow
arab
ijin"
, Hok
urik
u C
rop
Sci.
31: 2
1-29
(in
Japa
nese
).
Koj
ima,
Y.,
T. E
bita
ni, H
. Kan
eda,
M. D
oi, T
. Ish
ibas
hi, Y
. Kid
ani,
M. M
ukai
no, T
. Yam
aguc
hi, M
. Om
oten
o, Y
. Yam
amot
o (2
003)
Dev
elop
men
t and
util
izat
ion
of is
ogen
ic li
nes K
oshi
hika
ri To
yam
a. I.
Dev
elop
men
t of i
soge
nic
lines
Kos
hihi
kari
Toya
ma
BL.
Bul
l. To
yam
a A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 20
: 13-
32 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kob
ayas
hi, K
. (20
08) D
evel
opm
ent o
f new
rice
cul
tivar
s with
uni
que
char
acte
ristic
s in
Niig
ata
Pref
ectu
re. J
ourn
al o
f Niig
ata
Agr
ic. R
es. I
nst.
9:73
-79
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kod
ama,
I., T
. Kaw
amot
o, S
. Mat
sum
oto,
K. S
ato,
M. T
aguc
hi, K
. Kyo
ya, T
. Kat
o, T
. Hat
akey
ama,
and
S. M
asak
i (20
14) B
reed
ing
of a
larg
e gr
ain
rice
culti
var e
xhib
it hi
gh y
ield
s, "A
kita
63".
Bul
l. A
kita
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 5
4: 3
-28
(inJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h A
bstra
ct).
Kat
aoka
, T.,
M. Y
amag
uchi
, T. E
ndo,
K. N
akag
omi,
T. T
akita
, N. Y
okog
ami,
and
H. K
ato
(200
7) D
evel
opm
ent o
f a n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Moe
min
ori"
with
hig
h ea
ting
qual
ity a
nd a
dapt
abili
ty to
dire
ct se
edin
g. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t.To
hoku
Reg
. 107
: 15-
28 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kat
aoka
, T.,
T. E
ndo,
K. N
akag
omi,
T. T
akita
, N. Y
okog
ami,
and
H. K
ato
(200
7) B
reed
ing
of a
new
red
grai
n gl
utin
ous r
ice
culti
var "
Yuy
akem
ochi
". B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. To
hoku
Reg
. 107
: 1-1
3 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Mae
da, K
., Y
. Kaw
amur
a, W
. Kob
ayas
hi, a
nd C
. Con
(200
8) C
hara
cter
istic
s of a
new
rice
cul
tivar
"U
shiy
utak
a" fo
r who
le-c
rop
sila
ge. T
ohok
u Jo
urna
l of C
rop
Scie
nce
51: 2
1-22
(in
Japa
nese
).
Kud
o, S
., T.
Kat
o, I.
End
o, K
. Sug
iura
, M. I
noue
, N. S
aka,
K. I
to, T
. Ota
ke, T
. Tou
yam
a, Y
. Nak
ajim
a, M
. Hay
ashi
, and
Y. A
kam
a (2
000)
A n
ew n
on-g
lutin
ous r
ice
varie
ty "
Min
ehib
iki"
. Res
. Bul
l. A
ichi
Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 3
2: 1
-9 (i
nJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Kod
ama,
I., S
. Mat
sum
oto,
T. K
awam
oto,
S. M
asak
i, K
. Sat
o, S
. Shi
bata
, R. T
amur
a, T
. Kat
o, a
nd T
. Hat
akey
ama
(201
0) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
cul
tivar
, "A
way
ukik
omac
hi",
with
a lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent.
Bul
l. A
kita
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 5
0:3-
20 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Kog
a, Y
., H
. Uch
iyam
ada,
S. S
amot
o, S
. Ish
izak
a, Y
. Ueh
ara,
Y. F
ujita
, K. O
kuno
, M. N
akag
ahra
, T. Y
amad
a, K
. Mar
uyam
a, T
. Yag
i, K
. Mor
i, an
d K
. Miu
ra (1
987)
Bre
edin
g a
new
rice
cul
tivar
"A
kich
ikar
a". B
ull.
Hok
urik
u A
gric
. Exp
.St
n. 2
9: 2
3-45
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Mae
da, H
., Y
. Sun
ohar
a, S
. Iid
a, K
. Mat
sush
ita, H
. Nem
oto,
T. I
shii,
T. Y
oshi
da, N
. Kag
awa,
M. S
akai
, T. H
oshi
no, M
. Oka
mot
o, a
nd H
. Shi
noda
(200
2) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
for w
hole
cro
p si
lage
, "H
oshi
aoba
". B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
.C
tr. W
est.
Reg
. 2: 8
3-98
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Kob
ayas
hi, W
., M
. Suw
a, K
. Mae
da, S
. Kan
da, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, a
nd C
. Kon
(201
0) C
hara
cter
istic
s of a
new
orn
amen
tal r
ice
varie
ty w
ith w
hite
leaf
, "Y
ukia
sobi
". T
ohok
u A
gric
. Res
. 63:
3-4
(in
Japa
nese
).
Kat
o, M
., M
. Shi
rota
, M. N
akam
ura,
S. K
udo,
K. F
ujii,
T. T
suji,
Y. H
amad
a, N
. Sug
iura
, N. S
aka,
Y. N
akaj
ima,
T. K
ato,
T. T
ouya
ma,
T. F
unao
, Y. S
awad
a, T
. Iza
wa,
T. S
uzuk
i, I.
Shak
u, M
. Ino
ue, A
. Shu
miy
a, a
nd H
. Koj
ima
(200
8)B
reed
ing
of a
new
mul
tiple
resi
stan
t ric
e va
riety
"A
ichi
108
" w
ith e
xcel
lent
app
aren
t gra
in q
ualit
y an
d go
od e
atin
g qu
ality
. Res
. Bul
l. A
ichi
Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 4
0: 8
3-91
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h Su
mm
ary )
.
Kat
aoka
, T.,
M. Y
amag
uchi
, T. E
ndo,
K. N
akag
ami,
T. T
akita
, N. Y
okog
ami,
and
H. K
ato
(201
0) D
evel
opm
ent o
f a n
ew p
urpl
e an
d ve
ry sm
all g
rain
glu
tinou
s ric
e va
riety
"M
uras
aki-k
obos
hi".
Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
Toho
ku R
eg.
111:
1-1
6 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
Kon
o, Y
., S.
Yum
oto,
Y. T
akad
a, S
. Kat
o, S
. Shi
mad
a, T
. Sak
ai, H
. Shi
mad
a, K
. Tak
ahas
hi, T
. Ada
chi,
K. T
abuc
hi, A
. Kik
uchi
, S. N
akam
ura,
M. I
to, a
nd H
. Ban
ba (2
006)
A n
ew sm
all-s
eed
soyb
ean
culti
var,
"Suz
ukao
ri", w
ith re
sist
ance
to so
ybea
n m
osai
c vi
rus.
Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
Toho
ku R
eg. 1
05: 1
7-33
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
Kat
o, S
., S.
Yum
oto,
Y. T
akad
a, Y
. Kon
o, S
. Shi
mad
a, T
. Sak
ai, H
. Shi
mad
a, K
. Tak
ahas
hi, T
. Ada
chi,
K. T
abuc
hi, a
nd A
. Kik
uchi
(200
7) A
new
soyb
ean
culti
var "
Kin
usay
aka"
lack
ing
thre
e lip
oxyg
enas
e is
ozym
es a
nd G
roup
A a
cety
lsa
poni
n. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. To
hoku
Reg
. 107
: 29-
42 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Kat
o, M
., M
. Yam
amor
i, M
. Yui
, M. I
shid
a, I.
Chi
ba, Y
. Oku
yam
a, T
. Toy
ama,
S. T
anos
aki,
S. S
ugaw
ara,
T. E
ndo,
and
M. S
hiba
ta (2
007)
A n
ew Jo
b's t
ears
cul
tivar
"H
atoy
utak
a". B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. To
hoku
Reg
. 107
: 43-
51(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Kiri
buch
i-Oto
be, C
., M
. Sek
i, H
. Mat
suna
ka, T
. Yos
hida
, M. F
ujita
, T. Y
anag
isaw
a, a
nd H
. Yos
hida
(200
9) B
reed
ing
"Yum
eshi
ho",
a n
ew b
read
whe
at c
ultiv
ar. B
ull.
Nat
l. In
st. C
rop
Sci.
10: 7
5-88
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Kon
, C.,
Y. K
awam
ura,
W. K
obay
ashi
, K. M
aeda
, T. M
ikam
i, H
. Yok
oyam
a, M
. Tak
adat
e, M
. Tat
eyam
a, a
nd K
. Kob
ayas
hi (2
008)
Dev
elop
men
t of a
new
rice
var
iety
"N
ebar
iyuk
i" w
ith lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent.
Toho
ku A
gric
. Res
. 61:
1-2
(in Ja
pane
se).
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Mas
aki,
S., T
. Kat
o, T
. Hat
akey
ama,
S. M
atsu
mot
o, T
. Kaw
amot
o, T
. Yam
amot
o, S
. Dak
eish
i, S.
Sai
to, K
. Fuk
uda,
K. S
him
anuk
i, an
d N
. Ike
da (1
999)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Aki
nose
i". B
ull.
Aki
ta P
ref.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
0: 2
3-43
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Nag
ano,
K.,
H. H
ayas
aka,
B. C
hiba
, N. M
iyan
o, K
. Sas
aki,
T. E
ndo,
and
K. W
agat
uma
(200
8) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Y
ukim
usub
i". B
ull.
Miy
agi F
uruk
awa
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 7
: 19-
38 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Mat
sum
oto,
N.,
Y. H
ashi
mot
o, T
. Hat
akey
ama,
S. T
abuc
hi, M
. Nish
io, T
. Nak
ata,
K. A
raka
wa,
and
K. N
akam
ura
(199
3) O
n th
e ne
w ri
ce v
arie
ty "O
ugiw
ase"
. Bul
l. Is
hika
wa
Pref
. Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 1
7: 1
-11
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Mik
ami,
T., M
. Tak
adat
e, H
. Yok
oyam
a, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, W
. Kob
ayas
hi, M
. Tat
eyam
a, K
. Mae
da, R
. Kud
o, T
. Nak
ahor
i, Z.
Oya
mad
a, a
nd T
. Kud
o (2
007)
A n
ew a
rom
atic
rice
var
iety
"K
oiho
noka
". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. For
est R
es. C
tr.45
: 45-
62 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Mat
sum
oto,
S.,
S. M
asak
i, T.
Kaw
amot
o, I.
Kod
ama,
T. H
atak
eyam
a, a
nd T
. Kat
o (2
006)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew p
urpl
e gr
ain
glut
inou
s ric
e va
riety
"K
omur
asak
i., B
ull.
Aki
ta A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 46:
21-
40 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Nag
ano,
K.,
K. M
atsu
naga
, T. S
asak
i, S.
Abe
, E. O
kam
oto,
K. U
emat
su, H
. Tak
izaw
a, H
. Hay
asak
a, S
. Usu
ki, T
. Kur
oda,
B. C
hiba
, and
N. M
iyan
o (2
005)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Koi
mus
ubi"
. Bul
l. M
iyag
i Pre
f. Fu
ruka
wa
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn.
5: 1
-14
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Nar
izuk
a, A
., S.
Orim
o, T
. Tak
ahas
hi, M
. Osa
wa,
Y. O
buch
i, an
d Y
. Sai
to (1
998)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty w
ith lo
w a
myl
ose,
"Sa
wap
ikar
i". B
ull.
Gun
ma
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 5
: 1-8
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Mat
suna
ga, K
., T.
Sas
aki,
K. N
agan
o, E
. Oka
mot
o, S
. Abe
, K. U
emat
su, A
. Kan
o, H
. Tak
izaw
a, H
. Hay
asak
a, S
. Usu
ki, T
. Kur
oda,
and
B. C
hiba
(200
2) N
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Hat
ajiru
shi"
. Bul
l. M
iyag
i Pre
f. Fu
ruka
wa
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
:85
-99
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Mat
suna
ga, K
., T.
Sas
aki,
K. N
agan
o, E
. Oka
mot
o, S
. Abe
, K. U
emat
su, A
. Kan
o, H
. Tak
izaw
a, H
. Hay
asak
a, S
. Usu
ki, a
nd T
. Kur
oda
(200
2) N
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Yum
emus
ubi"
. Bul
l. M
iyag
i Pre
f. Fu
ruka
wa
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
: 37-
51 (i
nJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Miu
ra, K
, Y. U
ehar
a, A
. Kob
ayas
hi, H
. Oht
a, H
. Shi
miz
u, H
. Sas
ahar
a, K
. Fuk
ui, Y
. Kom
aki,
H. O
tsuk
i, A
. Got
o, a
nd A
. Shi
gem
une
(200
6) A
new
rice
var
iety
"Y
umea
oba"
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
7: 1
-23
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h
Mik
ami,
T., M
. Tak
adat
e, H
. Yok
oyam
a, W
. Kob
ayas
hi, M
. Tat
eyam
a, K
. Mae
da, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, H
. Tat
suta
, T. N
akah
ori,
T. K
udo,
and
M. N
amio
ka (2
003)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Han
aom
oi".
Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. F
ores
t Res
. Ctr.
39:
11-
27 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Mor
imot
o, T
., T.
Ito,
K. T
anab
e, M
. Nak
amor
i, M
. Tan
iguc
hi, A
. Ina
gaki
, M. I
noue
, Y. A
sai,
Y. I
to, A
. Shu
miy
a, a
nd K
. Fuj
ii (1
980)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "M
inea
sahi
". R
es. B
ull.
Aic
hi A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 12
: 24-
36 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h
Mas
aki,
S., T
. Kat
o, T
. Hat
akey
ama,
S. M
atsu
mot
o, a
nd T
. Kaw
amot
o (2
004)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Mis
aton
ishi
ki".
Bul
l. A
kita
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
4: 4
9-72
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Nag
ano,
K. K
. Mat
suna
ga, H
. Tak
izaw
a, H
. Hay
asak
a, S
. Usu
ki, T
. Kur
oda,
B. C
hiba
, N. M
iyan
o, a
nd K
. Sas
aki (
2005
) A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "T
akita
te".
Bull.
Miy
agi P
ref.
Furu
kaw
a A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 5: 1
5-30
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Mik
ami,
T., M
. Tak
adat
e, H
. Yok
oyam
a, W
. Kob
ayas
hi, M
. Tat
eyam
a, K
. Mae
da, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, T
. Nak
ahor
i, an
d Z.
Oya
mad
a (2
004)
A n
ew v
arie
ty "
Fuyu
gesh
iki"
. Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. F
ores
t Res
. Ctr.
40:
23-
37 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith
Mik
ami,
T., M
. Tak
adat
e, W
. Kob
ayas
hi, M
. Tat
eyam
a, K
. Mae
da, H
. Yok
oyam
a, R
. Kud
o, T
. Nak
ahor
i, Z.
Oya
mad
a, a
nd T
. Kud
o (2
000)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Yum
eaka
ri". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 37:
31-
47 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith
Nak
amur
a, S
., S.
Yum
oto,
K. T
akah
ashi
, K. T
abuc
hi, T
. Ada
chi,
A. K
ikuc
hi, M
. Kow
ata,
H. B
anba
, N. T
akah
ashi
, A. O
kabe
, I. W
atan
abe,
T. N
agas
awa,
S. M
urak
ami,
K. H
ashi
mot
o, S
. Sak
ai, a
nd K
. Igi
ta (1
996)
A n
ew so
ybea
n va
riety
"Ryu
hou"
. Bul
l. To
hoku
Nat
l. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 91:
1-1
1 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
) .N
akam
ura,
S, S
. Yum
oto,
K. T
akah
ashi
, K. T
abuc
hi, T
. Ada
chi,
A. K
ikuc
hi, M
. Kow
ata,
H. B
anba
, N. T
akah
ashi
, A. O
kabe
, I. W
atan
abe,
T. N
agas
awa,
S. M
urak
ami,
K. H
ashi
mot
o, S
. Sak
ai, a
nd K
. Igi
ta (1
996)
A n
ew so
ybea
n va
riety
"Suz
unon
e". B
ull.
Toho
ku N
atl.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 9
1: 1
3-23
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
) .
Miy
ata,
Y.,
K. K
oike
, H. Y
amam
oto,
Y. K
ida,
N. K
awad
a, T
. Kam
eyam
a, a
nd M
. Sat
o (2
001)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "N
atsu
shiz
uka"
and
its c
hara
cter
istic
s. Bu
ll. S
hizu
oka
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
6: 1
-10
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.M
izob
uchi
, M.,
Y. Y
amas
aki,
A. I
was
aki,
Y. N
akam
ura,
M. K
ames
him
a, a
nd H
. Ueh
igas
hi (2
003)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty fo
r sak
e br
ewin
g, "
Kaz
enar
uko"
. Bul
l. K
ochi
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
12: 8
1-90
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Nak
agaw
a, J.
, T. Y
oshi
da, K
. Ter
amot
o, H
. Nod
a, a
nd S
. Tan
iguc
hi (2
005)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Lake
65"
. Bul
l. Sh
iga
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
Exp.
Stn
. 45:
1-1
2 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Miu
ra, K
., Y
. Ueh
ara,
A. K
obay
ashi
, H. O
hta,
H. S
him
izu,
H. S
asah
ara,
K. F
ukui
, Y. K
omak
i, A
. Got
o, A
. Shi
gem
une,
and
H. O
tsuk
i (20
07) A
new
var
iety
"A
yuno
hika
ri".
Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
9: 1
-16
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h
Nak
agom
i, K
., M
. Yam
aguc
hi, T
. Kat
aoka
, T. E
ndo,
T. T
akita
, T. H
igas
hi, N
. Yok
ogam
i, H
. Kat
o, a
nd Y
. Tam
ura
(200
6) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
cul
tivar
, "B
ekoa
oba"
, for
who
le-c
rop
sila
ge a
dapt
ed to
dire
ct-s
eedi
ng c
ultiv
atio
n. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. To
hoku
Reg
. 106
: 1-1
4 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Nak
amur
a, Y
., M
. Kam
eshi
ma,
H. U
ga, Y
. Mor
ita, a
nd S
. Nom
ura
(199
3) A
new
rice
ext
rem
ely
early
var
iety
"H
atsu
nano
ri". B
ull.
Koc
hi A
gric
. Res
. Ctr.
2: 4
5-54
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Mae
da, M
., O
. Ito
, M. N
akay
abu,
S. N
akaz
awa,
H. M
aeda
, T. H
oshi
na, T
. Tsu
chiy
a, a
nd Y
. Doi
(200
0) A
new
pad
dy ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Hiro
shim
a 21
" (B
rand
nam
e: "
Koi
mom
iji).
Bul
l. H
irosh
ima
Pref
. Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
68: 1
-11
(in Ja
pane
sew
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Nag
aoka
, I.,
K. M
iura
, Y. U
ehar
a, H
. Sas
ahar
a, H
. Oht
a, A
. Got
o, A
. Shi
gem
une,
and
Y. K
omak
i (20
13) "
Nat
suao
ba",
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar fo
r who
le c
rop
sila
ge. B
reed
ing
Res
earc
h 15
: 25-
31 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Nak
agom
i, K
., M
. Yam
aguc
hi, T
. Kat
aoka
, T. E
ndo,
T. T
akita
, N. Y
okog
ami,
and
H. K
ato
(200
8) D
evel
opm
ent o
f a n
ew e
arly
mat
urity
rice
cul
tivar
, "B
ekog
onom
i", f
or fe
ed. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. To
hoku
Reg
. 109
: 1-1
3 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Mits
ukaw
a, M
., S.
Hat
akey
ama,
K. K
urat
a, M
. Tan
aka,
S. A
raki
, T. M
atsu
mot
o, H
. Syo
dai,
S. K
oga,
and
K. I
zum
i (20
02) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
cul
tivar
with
low
am
ylos
e co
nten
t "A
kine
iro",
Res
. Bul
l. K
umam
oto
Pref
. Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr.11
: 1-1
1 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Nak
azaw
a, Y
., T.
Tet
suka
, K. I
imur
e, Y
. Yun
o, a
nd Y
. Tak
amor
i (19
99) B
reed
ing
and
char
acte
ristic
s of a
new
rush
cul
tivar
"H
inom
idor
i", R
es. B
ull.
Kum
amot
o Pr
ef. A
gric
. Res
. Ctr.
8: 4
7-53
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Mak
ino,
T.,
T. F
ukuo
ka, A
. Nak
ane,
K. F
ukun
aga,
K. T
oya,
M. I
naga
ki, H
. Toz
awa,
H. S
asak
i, S.
Miy
agaw
a, a
nd Y
. Uka
i (19
92) A
new
bar
ley
culti
var "
Mas
akad
omug
i". B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 24
: 97-
112
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h
Mat
sum
oto,
S.,
K. K
okub
un, S
. Mur
akam
i, T.
Nag
asaw
a, T
. Koy
ama,
S. N
akam
ura,
K. H
ashi
mot
o, M
. Ish
ikaw
a, T
. Miy
ahar
a, S
. Mat
sum
oto,
and
Z. K
onno
(197
9) A
new
soyb
ean
varie
ty "
Nan
bush
irom
e". B
ull.
Toho
ku N
atl.
Agr
ic. E
xp.
Stn.
59:
87-
104
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
sum
mar
y).
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
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150)
Sasa
ki, Y
., S.
Azu
ma,
T. K
ondo
h, K
. Ish
izak
i, N
. Abe
, Y. S
asak
i, T.
Hos
hi, A
. Tak
euch
i, an
d T.
Hos
hino
(199
4) N
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "I
ppon
jime"
. Hok
urik
u C
rop
Scie
nce
29: 5
-6 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Niw
ayam
a, T
., K
. Suz
uki,
K. T
okur
a, K
. Yag
asak
i, K
. Mor
ita, H
. Shi
ohar
a, H
. Has
egaw
a, M
. Tam
ura,
S. O
gaw
a, a
nd N
. Min
egis
hi (1
987)
On
the
new
rice
var
iety
Tam
a-m
inor
i. B
ull.
Saita
ma
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
2: 1
-15
(in Ja
pane
se).
Sasa
ki, T
., S.
Abe
, K. M
atsu
naga
, E. O
kam
oto,
K. N
agan
o, K
. Tan
no, Y
. Chi
ba, A
. Kan
o, a
nd K
. Uem
atsu
(199
4) A
new
cul
tivar
of a
rom
atic
rice
"H
agin
okao
ri". B
ull.
Miy
agi P
ref.
Furu
kaw
a A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 2: 1
8-30
(in
Japa
nese
with
Engl
ish
sum
mar
y).
Niw
ayam
a, T
., K
. Tok
ura,
K. Y
agas
aki,
S. K
ato,
H. S
hioh
ara,
M. T
amur
a, K
. Suz
uki,
H. H
aseg
awa,
K. I
noue
, K. M
orita
, N. M
ineg
ishi
, and
R. T
ateo
ka (1
994)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Yum
emin
ori"
. Bul
l. Sa
itam
a A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 47:
1-2
4 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
y).
Niw
ayam
a, T
., K
. Tok
ura,
K. Y
agas
aki,
S. K
ato,
M. T
amur
a, K
. Suz
uki,
H. H
aseg
awa,
H. S
hioh
ara,
and
K. I
noue
(199
1) A
new
glu
tinou
s ric
e va
riety
"H
eise
imoc
hi".
Bul
l. Sa
itam
a A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 45:
1-1
7 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
Sam
oto,
S.,
S. A
saku
ma,
K. H
amam
ura,
I. K
ato,
S. I
shiz
aka,
A. K
obay
ashi
, D. K
anai
, T. Y
agi,
C. K
anet
a, H
. Ike
hash
i, K
. Mar
uyam
a, T
. Yam
ada,
Y. U
ehar
a, a
nd K
. Mor
i (19
79) O
n a
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Sa
chim
inor
i". B
ull.
Hok
urik
uN
atl.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 2
2: 5
5-87
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Sato
, S.,
S. G
otoh
, Y. T
anifu
ji, E
. Kik
uchi
, H. S
akur
ada,
M. C
huba
, Y. K
anba
yash
i, T.
Uem
atsu
, S. O
hba,
E. O
oe, a
nd K
. Ohb
uchi
(198
8) O
n th
e br
eedi
ng o
f the
new
pad
dy ri
ce v
arie
ty "
MIC
HIN
OK
UW
ASE
". B
ull.
Yam
agat
a A
gric
.Ex
p. S
tn. 2
3: 1
-15
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Sato
, H.,
S. S
aito
, M. O
owad
a, Y
. Ara
i, T.
Tai
ra, H
. Sai
to, S
. Han
zaw
a, a
nd Y
. Kid
a (2
006)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Fuku
mira
i". B
ull.
Fuku
shim
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 37:
40-
53 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Sato
, H.,
S. S
aito
, M. O
owad
a, Y
. Ara
i, T.
Tai
ra, H
. Sai
to, S
. Han
zaw
a, a
nd Y
. Kid
a, T
. Tak
eda,
T. S
ato,
and
M. T
akah
ashi
(200
3) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Y
umen
okao
ri". B
ull.
Fuku
shim
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 36:
49-
63 (i
nJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Sato
, K.,
H. S
akur
ada,
T. S
ano,
R. C
hiba
, N. Y
okoo
, K. Y
uki,
S. S
ato,
A. Y
amak
awa,
H. S
ato,
and
T. H
onm
a (2
000)
Bre
edin
g pr
oces
s and
cha
ract
eris
tics o
f a n
ew v
arie
ty "
Yum
esay
aka"
. Toh
oku
Agr
ic. R
es. 5
3: 5
-6 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ithEn
glis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Nis
him
ura,
M.,
M. K
usab
a, K
. Miy
ahar
a, T
. Nis
hio,
S. I
ida,
T. I
mbe
, and
H. S
ato
(200
5) N
ew ri
ce v
arie
ties w
ith lo
w le
vels
of e
asy-
to-d
iges
t pro
tein
, "LG
C-K
atsu
" an
d "L
GC
-Jun
". B
reed
. Sci
. 55:
103
-105
.
Ono
, K.,
K. T
anab
u, K
. Arim
a, T
. Mik
ami,
K. Y
amaz
aki,
T. K
anaz
awa,
H. M
imot
o, M
. Nam
ioka
, T. K
udo,
and
M. Y
oshi
hara
(198
2) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"M
utsu
kom
achi
". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 26:
61-
79 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ithEn
glis
h su
mm
ary)
.O
no, K
., K
. Tan
abu,
K. A
rima,
T. M
ikam
i, K
. Yam
azak
i, T.
Kan
azaw
a, H
. Mim
oto,
M. N
amio
ka, T
. Kud
o, a
nd M
. Yos
hiha
ra (1
982)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Mut
suka
ori"
, Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 2
6: 8
1-10
2 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
Oik
awa,
T.,
T. S
asak
i, K
. Suz
uki,
S. A
be, K
. Mat
suna
ga, S
. Wak
ui, a
nd K
. Tan
no (1
991)
A n
ew v
arie
ty o
f aro
mat
ic ri
ce "
Miy
akao
ri". B
ull.
Miy
agi P
ref.
Furu
kaw
a A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 1: 5
0-62
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Nod
a, H
., K
. Ter
amot
o, Y
. Koh
ara,
S. T
anig
uchi
, and
G. U
eda
(199
9) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Y
umeo
hmi"
. Bul
l. Sh
iga
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
0: 1
-12
(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Saka
i, M
, M. O
kam
oto,
K. T
amur
a, R
. Kaj
i, R
. Miz
obuc
hi, H
. Hira
baya
shi,
T. Y
agi,
M. N
ishi
mur
a, a
nd S
. Fuk
aura
(200
9) A
new
rice
var
iety
for w
hole
cro
p si
lage
"Ta
chia
oba"
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a R
eg. 5
0: 1
-20
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Oda
naka
, H.,
Y. O
gi, H
. Sug
awar
a, T
. Sat
o, M
. Tak
ahas
hi, Y
. Kiu
chi,
H. N
akam
ura,
Y. T
erui
, H. N
akan
o, a
nd A
. Nak
anis
hi (2
000)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Gin
ging
a" su
itabl
e fo
r sak
e br
ewin
g. R
es. B
ull.
Iwat
e A
gric
. Res
. Ctr.
1:
39-5
0 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Shig
emun
e, A
., K
. Miu
ra, Y
. Ueh
ara,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. K
oga,
H. U
chiy
amad
a, S
. Sam
oto,
H. S
asah
ara,
A. G
oto,
H. O
hta,
H. S
him
izu,
Y. F
ujita
, S. I
shiz
aka,
M. N
akag
ahar
a, K
. Oku
no, T
. Yam
ada,
Y. K
omak
i, H
. Hor
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i, K
. Fuk
ui, H
.O
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d K
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a (2
011)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
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lish
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be, H
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oto,
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a, N
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hta,
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iraba
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o, M
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aguc
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adat
e, H
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saw
a, M
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ai, K
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ura,
and
N. A
oki (
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) "M
ilky
Prin
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new
rice
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-am
ylos
e co
nten
t in
endo
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m. B
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l. In
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rop
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lish
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mar
y).
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mot
o, M
., H
. Hira
baya
shi,
R. K
aji,
R. F
ukuo
ka, T
. Yag
i, H
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hiya
ma,
M. N
ishi
mur
a, S
. Fuk
aura
, H. Y
amas
hita
, T. T
akita
, and
K. S
aito
(200
1) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Y
awar
akom
achi
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ull.
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l. A
gric
. Res
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t. K
yush
u O
kina
wa
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. 39:
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(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
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mot
o, M
., R
. Kaj
i, K
. Tam
ura,
R. M
izob
uchi
, H. H
iraba
yash
i, S.
Fuk
aura
, M. N
ishi
mur
a, T
. Yag
i, H
. Yam
ashi
ta, a
nd T
. Tom
imat
su (2
008)
New
rice
var
iety
"A
kisa
yaka
". B
ull.
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
gric
. Res
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49:
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50 (i
nJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Nis
hika
wa,
Y.,
R. H
ayas
hi, K
. Wad
a, T
. Nag
ashi
ma,
K. S
aito
, Y. K
oyam
a, a
nd T
. Wat
anab
e (2
006)
"C
hiba
28"
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar w
ith m
ediu
m m
atur
ity, h
igh
cold
resi
stan
ce, h
igh
field
resi
stan
ce to
bla
st, g
ood
grai
n qu
ality
and
exce
llent
eat
ing
qual
ity. B
ull.
Chi
ba A
gric
. Res
. Ctr.
5: 7
5-85
(in
Japa
nese
with
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lish
sum
mar
y).
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, N.,
T. T
eras
him
a, S
. Kud
o, T
. Kat
o, K
. Sug
iura
, I. E
ndo,
M. S
hiro
ta, M
. Ino
ue, a
nd T
. Ota
ke (2
007)
A n
ew p
urpl
e gr
ain
glut
inou
s ric
e va
riety
"M
inen
omur
asak
i" fo
r ric
e pr
oces
sing
. Res
. Bul
l. A
ichi
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ic. R
es. C
tr. 3
9: 1
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20 (i
nJa
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se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
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i, M
, M. O
kam
oto,
K. T
amur
a, R
. Kaj
i, R
. Miz
obuc
hi, H
. Hira
baya
shi,
T. Y
agi,
M. N
ishi
mur
a, a
nd S
. Fuk
aura
(200
6) A
new
rice
var
iety
"A
kim
asar
i". B
ull.
Kyu
shu
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naw
a A
gric
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. Cen
t. 47
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62 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h
Saka
i, M
, M. O
kam
oto,
K. T
amur
a, R
. Kaj
i, R
. Miz
obuc
hi, H
. Hira
baya
shi,
T. Y
agi,
M. N
ishi
mur
a, a
nd S
. Fuk
aura
(201
0) "
Nik
omar
u", h
igh-
yiel
ding
rice
var
iety
with
supe
rior e
atin
g qu
ality
and
gra
in a
ppea
ranc
e un
der h
igh
tem
pera
ture
s dur
ing
ripen
ing.
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l. N
atl.
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ic. R
es. C
ent.
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a R
eg. 5
4: 4
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Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ono
, T.,
S. K
anda
, S. M
oriy
ama,
and
M. S
uto
(200
9) C
hara
cter
istic
s of a
new
rice
cul
tivar
"M
inay
utak
a" w
ith c
ool t
empe
ratu
re to
lera
nce
and
high
yie
ld. T
ohok
u A
gric
. Res
. 62:
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(in
Japa
nese
).O
oka,
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M. A
raka
wa,
T. M
inod
a, H
. Ish
ii, Y
. Tak
ei, T
. Uen
o, K
. Tok
ura,
K. S
aito
, O. S
hige
mat
su, M
. Koz
asu,
Y. O
kada
, S. N
oda,
K. W
atan
abe,
M. A
rai,
and
N. A
rai (
2009
) Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew v
arie
ty, "
Sain
omin
ori"
, with
mul
tiple
pes
tre
sist
ance
and
hig
h gr
ain
qual
ity, e
xcel
lent
eat
ing
qual
ity. B
ull.
Saita
ma
Pref
. Agr
ic. F
ores
t. R
es. C
tr. 8
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54 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
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hara
, H.,
K. M
iura
, H. S
him
izu,
A. G
oto,
A. S
hige
mun
e, I.
Nag
aoka
, Y. U
ehar
a, A
. Kob
ayas
hi, H
. Oht
a, K
. Fuk
ui, H
. Oht
suki
, M. Y
ano,
and
Y. K
omak
i (20
13) "
Kos
hino
kaor
i", a
new
rice
noo
dle
culti
var.
Bul
l. N
AR
O A
gric
. Res
.C
ent.
19: 1
5-29
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
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122)
Nih
ara,
S.,
Y. T
omih
isa,
S. O
kata
ke, K
. Ish
ida,
T. M
izus
him
a, a
nd H
. Kim
oto
(199
6) A
new
var
iety
"O
tom
egok
oro"
. Bul
l. O
kaya
ma
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 1
4: 2
5-39
(in
Japa
nese
).
Nem
oto,
H.,
S. Ii
da, H
. Mae
da, T
. Ish
ii, N
. Nak
agaw
a, T
. Hos
hino
, M. S
akai
, M. O
kam
oto,
H. S
hino
da, a
nd T
. Yos
hida
(200
1) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
with
gia
nt e
mbr
yo "
Hai
min
ori"
. Bul
l. C
hugo
ku N
atl.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 2
2: 2
5-40
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
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179)
180)
Tann
o, H
. Y. K
unih
iro, Y
. Ebe
, H. K
ikuc
hi, N
. Shi
nbas
hi, a
nd K
. Sug
awar
a (1
997)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Aya
". B
ull.
Hok
kaid
o Pr
ef. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 72:
37-
53 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Toku
ra, K
., K
. Yag
asak
i, M
. Ara
kaw
a, S
. Kat
o, R
. Tat
eoka
, Y. T
akei
, K. W
atan
abe,
K. O
htuk
a, T
. Fur
usaw
a, K
. Ino
ue, a
nd T
. Niw
ayam
a (2
000)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Saki
tam
ahim
e", B
ull.
Saita
ma
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 5
2: 1
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(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Taki
ta, T
., T.
Hig
ashi
, N. Y
okog
ami,
T. K
atao
ka, H
. Kat
o, M
. Yam
aguc
hi, Y
. Tam
ura,
H. K
owat
a, Z
. Oya
mad
a, a
nd Y
. Sun
ohar
a (2
002)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar w
ith lo
w a
myl
ose
cont
ent "
Silk
y-pe
arl"
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es.
Cen
t. To
hoku
Reg
. 100
: 27-
39 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Taka
date
, M.,
T. M
ikam
i, H
. Yok
oyam
a, W
. Kob
ayas
hi, H
. Tat
suta
, K. M
aeda
, R. K
udo,
Y. K
awam
ura,
H. T
suga
wa,
M. T
atey
ama,
T. N
akah
ori,
M. N
amio
ka, T
. Kud
o, a
nd Z
. Oya
mad
a (1
997)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Tsug
arur
oman
". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 36:
1-1
7 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Tam
ura,
K.,
M. O
kam
oto,
R. K
aji,
H. H
iraba
yash
i, R
. Miz
obuc
hi, T
. Yag
i,, H
. Yam
ashi
ta, H
. Nis
hiya
ma,
H. M
otom
ura,
T. T
akita
, and
K. S
aito
(200
7) A
new
rice
var
iety
for w
hole
-cro
p si
lage
, "N
ishi
aoba
". B
ull.
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
gric
.R
es. C
ent.
48: 3
1-48
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Taka
hash
i, H
., T.
Tag
uchi
, K. I
shik
awa,
T. N
akat
a, K
. Sai
to, T
. Sam
uta,
K. I
wan
o, a
nd T
. Ish
ikaw
a (1
999)
Bre
edin
g pr
oces
s and
bre
win
g ch
arac
teris
tics o
f a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar, "
Gin
-no-
sei"
suita
ble
for s
ake
brew
ing.
Bul
l. A
kita
Res
. Ins
t.Fo
od a
nd B
rew
ing
1: 1
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n Ja
pane
se) .
Syum
ura,
A.,
T. It
o, S
. Kud
o, K
. Fuj
ii, T
. Kat
o, N
. Sak
a, T
. Tou
yam
a, a
nd I.
Sha
ku (1
994)
A n
ew st
ripe-
resi
stan
t ric
e va
riety
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atsu
ribar
e". R
es. B
ull.
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hi A
gric
. Res
. Ctr.
26:
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6 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
Taki
ta, T
., T.
Yag
i, H
. Nis
hiya
ma,
H. H
idak
a, H
. Ara
suna
, A. T
odor
oki,
M. K
obae
, M. K
awag
uchi
, I. A
ikou
, H. Y
oshi
oka,
K. Y
oshi
da, a
nd T
. Son
oda
(199
7) A
new
cul
tivar
"H
ohoe
mi"
. Bul
l. M
iyaz
aki A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 31:
12-
25 (i
nJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Tana
bu, K
., K
. Yam
azak
i, T.
Kud
o, M
. Tak
adat
e, K
. Arim
a, T
. Mik
ami,
Y. K
awam
ura,
H. T
atsu
ta, M
. Yos
hiha
ra, M
. Nam
ioka
, T. K
anaz
awa,
K. O
no, a
nd H
. Him
oto
(198
7) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"H
anaf
ubuk
i". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. Exp
.St
n. 3
0: 1
9-30
(in
Japa
nese
).
Taka
date
, M.,
K. Y
amaz
aki,
K. T
anab
u, T
. Mik
ami,
K. A
rima,
H. T
atsu
ta, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, H
. Yok
oyam
a, M
. Nam
ioka
, and
T. K
anaz
awa
(199
0) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Ts
ugar
uoto
me"
. Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
1: 9
5-11
0 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Shim
ura,
E.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, H. S
ato,
N. H
oris
ue, T
. Kud
o, N
. Nak
agaw
a, T
. Kan
azaw
a, Z
. Oya
mad
a, M
. Tak
adat
e, H
. Yok
oyam
a, Y
. Fuj
imur
a, T
. Mik
ami,
Y. K
awam
ura,
M. N
amio
ka, H
. Tat
suta
, and
M. S
uto
(199
0) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Koi
him
e". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 31:
111
-127
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
The
Miy
azak
i Bre
edin
g G
roup
of R
ice
(200
5) H
inoh
ikar
i, H
ohoe
mi,
Kar
inom
ai a
nd A
kige
shik
i new
rice
var
ietie
s with
supe
rior c
ooki
ng q
ualit
ies a
nd ta
ste
in K
yush
u. B
reed
ing
Res
earc
h 7:
195
-200
(in
Japa
nese
).To
kura
, K.,
K. Y
agas
aki,
M. A
raka
wa,
S. K
ato,
Y. T
akei
, R. T
ateo
ka, Y
. Oka
da, K
. Wat
anab
e, K
. Oht
suka
, K. I
noue
, T. F
urus
awa,
and
T. N
iway
ama
(200
2) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
var
iety
"B
anba
nzai
". B
ull.
Saita
ma
Pref
. Agr
ic. F
ores
t.R
es. C
ent.
2: 2
6-35
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
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ra, K
., K
. Yag
asak
i, S.
Kat
o, M
. Ara
kaw
a, T
. Niw
ayam
a, K
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suka
, R. T
ateo
ka, K
. Ino
ue, T
. Fur
usaw
a, K
. Suz
uki (
1999
) Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Sain
oyum
e". B
ull.
Saita
ma
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 5
1: 1
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(in Ja
pane
se w
ith
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hara
, Y.,
M. S
akai
, M. S
uto,
K. M
aeda
, S. K
anda
, H. Y
okoy
ama,
Y. K
awam
ura,
M. T
atey
ama,
T. Y
ashi
ma,
and
S. S
aito
(200
7) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
'Yuk
inoh
ana'.
Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. F
ores
t. R
es. C
ent.
41: 1
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(in Ja
pane
se w
ithEn
glis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Taka
kusa
gi, M
., A
. Abe
, H. N
akan
o, a
nd Y
. Kiu
chi (
2008
) Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew p
urpl
e gr
ain
rice
culti
var "
Ake
nom
uras
aki"
. Toh
oku
Agr
ic. R
es. 6
1: 7
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n Ja
pane
se).
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ita, K
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. Hor
iuch
i, A
. Kob
ayas
hi, I
. Tan
aka,
M. T
anoi
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urut
a, T
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obe,
K. T
erad
a, A
. Yam
amot
o, K
. Kan
da, K
. Aok
i, N
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aki,
T. M
inam
i, A
. Sug
imot
o, C
. Kag
oshi
ma,
and
K. H
oriu
chi (
2008
) "M
anpu
ku-m
ochi
", a
new
rice
culti
var,
Bul
l. Fu
kui P
ref.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
5: 1
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(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.To
mita
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H. H
oriu
chi,
A. K
obay
ashi
, M. T
anoi
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anak
a, T
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obe,
K. K
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ayas
hi, K
. Ter
ada,
A. S
ugim
oto,
C. K
agos
him
a, a
nd K
. Hor
iuch
i (20
09) "
Aki
saka
ri", a
new
rice
cul
tivar
. Bul
l. Fu
kui P
ref.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
6: 1
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(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Taki
ta, T
., H
. Yam
ashi
ta, Y
. Nag
ayos
hi, K
. Wak
asug
i, S.
Tsu
tsum
i, M
. Kaw
aguc
hi, H
. Yos
hiok
a, H
. Ara
suna
, T. S
onod
a, a
nd H
. Hid
aka
(200
0) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
Chi
hono
kaor
i. B
ull.
Miy
azak
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
5: 5
3-66
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
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y).
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a, H
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be, a
nd T
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aki (
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edin
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ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Iwat
e Sa
ke N
o. 9
8" g
ood
for d
aigi
njyo
sake
. Toh
oku
Agr
ic. R
es. 6
5: 9
-10
(in Ja
pane
se).
Shio
bara
, H.,
T. N
iway
ama,
N. K
asah
ara,
K. M
orita
, and
S. O
gaw
a (1
982)
a n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Mus
ashi
-kog
ane"
. Bul
l. Sa
itam
a A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 38:
1-1
4 (in
Japa
nese
).
Taka
hash
i, M
., R
. Mat
suna
ga, K
. Kom
atsu
, M. H
ajik
a, S
. Sak
ai, K
. Igi
ta, a
nd Y
. Nak
azaw
a (2
003)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew so
ybea
n cu
ltiva
r "Er
u-st
ar"
and
its c
hara
cter
istic
s. B
ull.
Kyu
shu
Oki
naw
a A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 42
: 49-
65 (i
n Ja
pane
sew
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Shim
ura,
E.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, H. S
ato,
T. K
udo,
N. N
akag
awa,
T. K
anaz
awa,
Z. O
yam
ada,
M. T
akad
ate,
H. Y
okoy
ama,
Y. F
ujim
ura,
and
M. N
amio
ka (1
986)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Hat
suko
gane
". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 29:
1-1
4 (in
Jap a
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Suno
hara
, Y.,
M. S
akai
, Y. U
ehar
a, M
. Sut
o, M
. Tat
eyam
a, S
. Kan
da, S
. Sak
amot
o, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, H
. Yok
oyam
a, K
. Mae
da, M
. Sut
a, a
nd T
. Yas
him
a (2
004)
A n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Kom
anom
ai".
Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. F
ores
t Res
. Cen
t. 40
:1-
21 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Suga
, R.,
Y. I
ida,
T. K
iriha
ra, K
. Yok
ota,
S. N
ishi
miy
a, Y
. Oku
tsu,
Y. T
akag
i, an
d H
. Han
awa
(200
0) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
var
iety
"Y
umeh
itach
i". B
ull.
Ibar
aki P
lant
Bio
tec.
Inst
. 3: 1
7-29
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Tom
ita, M
. (20
06) A
new
sem
i-dw
arf K
oshi
hika
ri-ty
pe ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Hik
ari-s
hins
eiki
". B
reed
ing
Res
earc
h 8
(Sup
pl. 1
): 23
8 (in
Japa
nese
).
Tam
ura,
K.,
Y. K
iuch
i, H
. Nak
ano,
A. A
be, T
. Sas
aki,
K. O
giuc
hi, S
. Nak
ajo,
Y. O
gi, H
. Oda
naka
, M. T
akah
ashi
, M. T
akah
ashi
, S. O
gita
, and
Y. K
amiy
ama
(200
7) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
var
iety
"D
onpi
shar
i". B
ull.
Iwat
e A
gric
. Res
.C
ent.
7: 1
3-28
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
Taka
ta, S
., M
. Miz
obuc
hi, M
. Kam
eshi
ma,
A. I
was
aki,
and
Y. N
akam
ura
(200
5) A
new
ext
rem
ely
early
rice
var
iety
, "N
ango
kuso
dach
i". B
ull.
Koc
hi P
ref.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
tr. 1
6.ht
tp://
ww
w.n
ogyo
.tosa
.pre
f.koc
hi.lg
.jp/d
ownl
oad/
?t=L
D&
id=6
996&
fid=4
6555
(in
Japa
nese
) .
Taka
hash
i, M
., J.
Arih
ara,
N. N
akay
ama,
M. K
okub
un, S
. Shi
mad
a, K
. Tak
ahas
hi, a
nd M
. Haj
ika
(200
3) B
reed
ing
of su
pern
odul
atin
g so
ybea
n cu
ltiva
r “Sa
kuke
i 4”.
Bul
l. N
atl.
Inst
. Cro
p Sc
i. 4:
17-
28 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
151)
Shim
izu,
H.,
K. M
iura
, H. O
hta,
A. K
obay
ashi
, H. H
oriu
chi,
Y. K
oga,
K. O
kuno
, Y. F
ujita
, and
H. U
chiy
amad
a (1
993)
Bre
edin
g pr
oces
s and
cha
ract
eris
tics o
f a n
ew ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Min
enoy
ukim
ochi
". Jp
n. J.
Cro
p Sc
i. (H
okur
iku
Bra
nch)
28: 4
-6 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Engl
ish
sum
mar
y).
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207)
208)
Yam
aguc
hi, M
., N
. Yok
ogam
i, T.
Kat
aoka
, K. N
akag
omi,
T. T
akita
, T. H
igas
hi, H
. Kat
o, Y
. Tam
ura,
H. K
owat
a, Z
. Oya
mad
a, a
nd Y
. Sun
ohar
a (2
005)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar, "
Chu
rahi
kari"
, with
bla
st re
sist
ance
and
exc
elle
ntea
ting
qual
ity. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. To
hoku
Reg
. 104
: 1-1
6 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Yam
akaw
a, T
., T.
Mur
akam
i, K
. Miy
amot
o, N
. Tac
hiba
na, F
. Has
hidu
me,
N. T
atem
atsu
, and
H. H
atto
ri (2
002)
A n
ewly
dev
elop
ed p
addy
rice
var
iety
"M
ieno
yum
e", w
ith m
ediu
m m
atur
atio
n an
d hi
gh g
rain
qua
lity.
Bul
l. M
ie P
ref.
Agr
ic.
Res
. Ins
t. 29
: 15-
23 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Tsuc
hiya
, T.,
M. M
aesh
ige,
Y. D
oi, S
. Ota
ke, S
. Um
emot
o, Z
. Kat
suba
, and
Y. S
akai
(199
5) A
new
pad
dy ri
ce v
arie
ty "
Aki
rom
an".
Bul
l. H
irosh
ima
Pref
. Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
62: 1
2-21
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. K
oga,
H. U
chiy
amad
a, K
. Miu
ra, K
. Fuk
ui, H
. Shi
miz
u, H
. Oht
a, Y
. Fuj
ita, K
. Oku
no, S
. Ish
izaw
a, H
, Hor
iuch
i, an
d M
. Nak
agah
ra (1
995)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Don
toko
i". B
ull.
Hok
urik
u A
gric
.Ex
p. S
tn. 3
7: 1
07-1
31 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. K
oga,
K. F
ukui
, H. S
him
izu,
H. O
hta,
K. M
iura
, H. H
oriu
chi,
and
Y. F
ujita
(199
5) B
reed
ing
of a
low
am
ylos
e ric
e cu
ltiva
r "So
ft 15
8". B
ull.
Hok
urik
u A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 37:
133
-153
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. K
oga,
H. O
hta,
H. S
him
izu,
K. M
iura
, K. F
ukui
, H. O
tsuk
i, H
. Hor
iuch
i, K
. Oku
no, Y
. Fuj
ita, Y
. Kom
aki,
and
H. S
asah
ara
(200
2) A
new
rice
var
iety
"A
sats
uyu"
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
1: 2
3-43
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Yam
amot
o, K
. S. M
atsu
shita
, T. T
eran
ishi
, T. I
shib
ashi
, and
T. M
atsu
shim
a (1
989)
On
new
glu
tinou
s ric
e cu
ltiva
r "M
AN
YO
-MO
CH
I". H
okur
iku
Cro
p Sc
ienc
e 24
: 31-
33 (i
n Ja
pane
se).
Wad
a, K
., Y
. Koy
ama,
Y. N
ishi
kaw
a, R
. Hay
ashi
, T. W
atan
abe,
T. N
agas
him
a, T
. Hos
hino
, H. N
akad
a, N
. Iiji
ma,
and
S. K
ato
(200
2) B
reed
ing
of a
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Fu
sano
mai
" su
itabl
e fo
r sak
e br
ewin
g. B
ull.
Chi
ba P
ref.
Agr
ic. R
es.
Cen
t. 1:
79-
90 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, H. O
hta,
H. S
him
izu,
K. F
ukui
, K. M
iura
, H. O
tsuk
i, Y
. Kom
aki,
and
H. S
asah
ara
(200
2) A
new
rice
var
iety
"Sh
unyo
u". B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 1:
1-2
1 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
N. H
oris
ue, Y
. Sun
ohar
a, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, M
. Tat
eyam
a, M
. Suw
a, Y
. Fuj
imur
a, H
. Yok
oyam
a, T
. Mik
ami,
H. T
atsu
ta, M
. Sut
o, T
. Kud
o, a
nd Z
. Oya
mad
a (1
997)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Ham
ayut
aka"
. Bul
l. A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp.
Stn.
36:
39-
55 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Yam
aguc
hi, I
., C
. Kiri
buch
i-Oto
be, T
. Yan
agis
awa,
T. N
agam
ine,
T. U
shiy
ama,
and
H. Y
oshi
da (2
003)
Bre
edin
g of
2 w
axy
whe
at c
ultiv
ars,
"Ake
bono
-moc
hi"
and
"Ibu
ki-m
ochi
", a
nd th
eir m
ain
feat
ures
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Inst
. Cro
p Sc
i. 3:
21-
33 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Tom
ita, K
., H
. Hor
iuch
i, A
. Kob
ayas
hi, I
. Tan
aka,
M. T
anoi
, H. F
urut
a, T
. Min
obe,
K. T
erad
a, A
. Yam
amot
o, K
. Kan
da, K
. Aok
i, N
. Mas
aki,
T. M
inam
i, A
. Sug
imot
o, C
. Kag
oshi
ma,
and
K. H
oriu
chi (
2007
) "N
ew-h
ikar
i", a
new
rice
culti
var.
Bul
l. Fu
kui P
ref.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 4
4: 1
-20
(in Ja
pane
se) .
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. K
oga,
H. O
hta,
H. S
him
izu,
K. M
iura
, K. F
ukui
, H. O
tsuk
i, Y
. Kom
aki,
H. S
asah
ara,
H. H
oriu
chi,
A. G
oto,
and
K. O
kuno
(200
3) A
new
rice
var
iety
"M
ebae
moc
hi".
Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
2: 6
3-81
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. K
oga,
H. O
hta,
H. S
him
izu,
K. M
iura
, K. F
ukui
, H. O
tsuk
i, Y
. Kom
aki,
H. S
asah
ara,
H. H
oriu
chi,
K. O
kuno
, Y. F
ujita
, and
A. G
oto
(200
3) A
new
rice
var
iety
"K
usay
utak
a". B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. 2:
83-1
05 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Yam
aguc
hi, M
., N
. Yok
ogam
i, T.
Kat
aoka
, T. T
akita
, T. H
igas
hi, H
. Kat
o, Y
. Tam
ura,
and
H. K
owat
a (2
005)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew re
d gr
ain
rice
culti
var,
"Ben
igor
omo"
. Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
Toho
ku R
eg. 1
03: 1
3-26
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
Uch
iyam
ada,
H. e
t al.
(197
9) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
Miy
anis
hiki
. Bul
l. M
iyaz
aki A
gric
. Res
. Ins
t. 13
: 1-1
1 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, Y. K
oga,
H. S
him
izu,
K. M
iura
, H. O
hta,
K. F
ukui
, K. O
kuno
, H. H
oriu
chi,
Y. F
ujita
, H. O
tsuk
i, an
d S.
Ishi
zaka
(199
8) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"A
wam
inor
i". B
ull.
Hok
urik
u A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 41:
1-1
8 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Yam
akaw
a, T
., N
. Tat
iban
a, T
. Mur
akam
i, F.
Has
hidu
me,
and
N. T
atem
atsu
(200
0) Im
prov
emen
t of n
ew p
addy
rice
var
iety
Mie
noem
i, w
ith e
arly
mat
urity
and
edi
ble
qual
ity. B
ull.
Mie
Pre
f. A
gric
. Res
. Ins
t. 27
: 1-1
0 (in
Japa
nese
with
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
A. K
obay
ashi
, H. S
him
izu,
H. O
hta,
K. M
iura
, K. F
ukui
, H. O
tsuk
i, Y
. Kom
aki,
and
H. S
asah
ara
(200
0) A
new
rice
cul
tivar
"Ita
daki
". B
ull.
Hok
urik
u A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 43:
1-2
3 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
abst
ract
).
Wak
amat
su, K
., T.
Kam
ikad
o, M
. Tsu
yush
ige,
T. T
anog
ashi
ra, T
. Hig
ashi
, A. T
anak
a, T
. Shi
gem
izu,
and
M. T
akem
ure
(200
7) B
reed
ing
a ne
w ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Sats
umay
ukim
ochi
". B
ull.
Kag
oshi
ma
Pref
. Ins
t. A
gric
. Dev
. Agr
ic. R
es. 1
: 11-
21 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
N. H
oris
ue, Y
. Sun
ohar
a, A
. Kob
ayas
hi, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, M
. Tat
eyam
a, Y
. Fuj
imur
a, M
. Suw
a, T
. Mik
ami,
H. Y
okoy
ama,
H. T
atsu
ta, M
. Sut
o, T
. Kud
o, a
nd Z
. Oya
mad
a (1
997)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Yum
ekog
ane"
. Bul
l.A
omor
i Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 3
6: 1
9-37
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Ueh
ara,
Y.,
Y. S
unoh
ara,
N. H
oris
ue, Y
. Kaw
amur
a, M
. Sut
o, H
. Yok
oyam
a, K
. Mae
da, M
. Tat
eyam
a, M
. Suw
a, Y
. Fuj
imur
a, T
. Mik
ami,
H. T
atsu
ta, T
. Yas
him
a, S
. Kan
da, T
. Kud
o, a
nd Z
. Oya
mad
a (2
001)
A n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar"C
hiyo
nom
ochi
". B
ull.
Aom
ori A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 38:
1-1
7 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Wad
a, T
., M
. Tsu
bone
, T. I
noue
, T. O
gata
, Y. H
amac
hi, Y
. Mat
sue,
K. F
. Oos
ato,
T. Y
asun
aga,
Y. K
awam
ura,
and
A. I
shiz
uka
(201
0) "
Gen
kits
ukus
hi"
a ne
w ri
ce c
ultiv
ar w
ith to
lera
nce
to h
igh
tem
pera
ture
dur
ing
mat
urity
per
iod
and
high
eat
ing
qual
ity. B
ull.
Fuku
oka
Agr
ic. R
es. C
ent.
29: 1
-9 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct) .
Wak
amat
su, K
., T.
Hig
ashi
, T. K
amik
ado,
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5) B
reed
ing
a ne
w ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Aya
nats
uki"
. Bul
l. K
agos
him
a Pr
ef. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
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: 1-1
4 (in
Japa
nese
with
Engl
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sum
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., H
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nd S
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orat
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of d
isea
se re
sist
ance
from
Lyc
oper
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n pe
ruvi
anum
L. t
o cu
ltiva
ted
tom
ato.
I. B
reed
ing
of n
ew v
arie
ties "
Ryu
gyok
u" e
tc.,
havi
ng re
sist
ance
toFu
sariu
m ro
ot ro
t and
toba
cco
mos
aic
viru
s inh
erite
d fr
om L
. Per
uvia
num
.B
ull.
Nat
l. R
es. I
nst.
Veg
etab
le, O
rnam
enta
l Pla
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nd T
ea, s
erie
s A 1
: 1-3
7 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Tsur
u, M
., T.
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hida
, A. S
asak
i, S.
Tay
a, H
. Mae
da, T
. Kiri
yam
a, a
nd K
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da (1
981)
A n
ew tw
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wed
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ley
culti
var "
Kaw
amiz
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. Bul
l. N
atl.
Agr
ic. E
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89-5
08 (i
n Ja
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ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
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e, I.
, T. N
agas
awa,
S. M
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ami,
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ashi
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. Ban
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. Tak
ahas
hi, A
. Oka
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, S. M
atsu
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e la
te T
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ama,
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, K. I
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0) A
new
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ty"T
omoy
utak
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ull.
Toho
ku N
atl.
Agr
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xp. S
tn. 8
2: 1
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(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Tom
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. Yam
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o, H
. Shi
noya
ma,
I. Ik
eda,
K. A
oki,
N. M
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i, T.
Min
ami,
A. S
ugim
oto,
and
C. K
agos
him
a (2
005)
"Ik
uhik
ari"
, a n
ew ri
cecu
ltiva
r. B
ull.
Fuku
i Pre
f. A
gric
. Exp
. Stn
. 42:
1-1
5 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
sum
mar
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. Yam
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. Mor
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ube,
K. F
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, and
Y. K
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i (19
94) A
new
rice
cul
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atsu
nota
yori"
. Bul
l. K
agos
him
a Pr
ef.
Agr
ic. E
xp. S
tn. 2
2: 9
5-97
(in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Yam
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M. T
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ka, T
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ew ri
ce c
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ull.
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gric
. Exp
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7 (in
Jap a
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with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Yam
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. Fuk
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1999
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ew ri
ce v
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ty "
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Bul
l. Sh
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e A
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. Exp
. Stn
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0 (in
Japa
nese
with
Eng
lish
sum
mar
y).
Yok
ogam
i, N
, T. T
akita
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igas
hi, M
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aguc
hi, T
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amur
a, Z
. Oya
mad
a, Y
. Sun
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a, a
nd H
. Kow
ata
(200
0) D
evel
opm
ent o
f a n
ew p
urpl
e-gr
ain
non-
glut
inou
s ric
e va
riety
"O
kuno
mur
asak
i". T
ohok
u A
gric
. Res
. 53:
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Yos
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a, T
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. Kaw
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M. T
anio
, T. M
akin
o, M
. Fur
usho
, T. F
ukuo
ka, a
nd S
. Miy
agaw
a (2
005)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew b
arle
y cu
ltiva
r "Sa
yaka
ze".
Bul
l. N
atio
nal I
nstit
ute
of C
rop
Sci.
7: 1
-18
(inJa
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
Yum
oto,
S.,
S. S
him
ada,
Y. T
akad
a, T
. Sak
ai, Y
. Kon
o, H
. Shi
mad
a, K
. Tak
ahas
hi, T
. Ada
chi,
K. T
abuc
hi, A
. Kik
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, K. M
urat
a, S
. Sak
ai, K
. Kita
mur
a, M
. Ish
imot
o, K
. Igi
ta, Y
. Nak
azaw
a, a
nd M
. Haj
ika
(200
6) A
new
Toh
oku-
dist
rict
soyb
ean
culti
var "
Suzu
saya
ka"
with
thre
e lip
oxyg
enas
e is
ozym
e de
letio
ns. B
ull.
Nat
l. A
gric
. Res
. Cen
t. To
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n Ja
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se w
ith E
nglis
h ab
stra
ct).
Yam
azak
i, S.
, M. Y
uzaw
a, H
. Nag
ashi
ma,
S. A
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a, M
. Miy
oshi
, A. S
hino
zaki
, Y. I
zaw
a, a
nd M
. Yam
aguc
hi (2
012)
A n
ew p
addy
rice
cul
tivar
"To
chig
i-no-
hosh
i". B
ull.
Toch
igi A
gr. E
xp. S
tn. 6
8: 1
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(in Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h
Yuk
i, K
., H
. Sak
urad
a, T
. San
o, R
. Chu
ba, K
. Sat
o, N
. Yok
oo, T
. Hon
ma,
M. C
huba
, S. S
ato,
H. M
iyan
o, M
. Mito
be, H
. Sat
o, K
. Wat
anab
e, T
. Kos
eki,
and
Y. M
urao
ka (2
006)
Bre
edin
g of
a n
ew ri
ce c
ultiv
ar "
Dew
anos
ato"
(Yam
agat
asak
e 86
) for
sake
bre
win
g. Is
su. Y
amag
ata
Pref
. Agr
icul
tura
l Res
earc
h 88
: 25-
39 (i
n Ja
pane
se w
ith E
nglis
h su
mm
ary)
.
sum
mar
y).
(in Ja
pane
se).