P1. Morphology and anatomy

P1-	01	Wheat lateral root initiation: G1 phase and ability to resumption of cell proliferation.		Demchenko K.N.* and Demchenko N.P.
P1-	02	Morphological and qualitative analysis of formation of crown root primordia in rice plants.		Nitta Y.*, Yamamoto Y. and Matsuda T.
P1-	03	Root morphogenesis and their functional morphology in water chestnut (Trapa sp.).		Hoque A.* and Arima S.
P1-	04	Control of structural diversity of mycorrhizal tomato roots.		Cavagnaro T.R.*, Dickson S., Smith F.A., Smith, S.E.
P1-	05	The effect of soil conditions on the anatomy and morphology of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) ectomycorrhizae.		Ostonen I.* and Lõhmus K.
P1-	06	Effect of soil water conditions on an amount of fine roots in potato.		Ito K.*, Iwama K., Jitsuyama Y. and  Hasegawa T.
P1-	07	Heterorhizy in lateral roots of sorghum and cowpea.		Ichikawa R.*, Kono Y.  and Yamauchi A.
P1-	08	Isolation and characterization of four short-root mutants in rice (Oryza sativa L.)		Yao S.-G.*, Taketa S. and Ichii M.
P1-	09	Morphological and physiological characteristics of a root-hairless mutant in rice (Oryza sativa L.).		Suzuki N.*, Taketa S. and Ichii M.
P1-	10	Effects of chitosan application on root growth of radish.		Chibu H.*, Shibayama H. and  Arima S.
P1-	11	Root morphology of an auxin-resistant mutant in rice (Oryza sativa L.)		Chhun T*., Taketa S. and Ichii M.
P1-	12	Newly formed cells walls exhibit a high expression of esterified pectins in the onion root merstem.		Ramìrez, C.*,  Testillano P. S. and Risueno M. C.
P1-	13	Histochemistry of roots.		Nishio K.*

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P2. Physiology

P2-	01	Effects of CSI and 1-NOA on root hair developmental process of Arabidopsis.		Rahman, A., Hosokawa, S., Amakawa, T.,  Goto, N. and Tsurumi, S*.
P2-	02	Influences of BA, TIBA and NPA on adventitious root formation in soybean cuttings.		Kawai, Y.
P2-	03	Auxin-induced cytoplasmic acidification in Arabidopsis root cells.		Swanson S.* and Gilroy S.
P2-	04	Expression of auxin-inducible genes in hydrotropically responding roots of cucumber seedlings.		Kobayashi A.*, Mizuno H., Fujii N., Yamashita M. and Takahashi H.
P2-	05	Cytokinin levels in root exudates and leaf senescence after flowering in maize plants.		Kondo A.*, Ookawa T., Shigemori I., Miki K. and Hirasawa T.
P2-	06	Cytokinin production in relation to creeping bentgrass tolerance to high root-zone temperature.		Huang B.* and Wang Z.
P2-	07	Do jasmonates modulate melon (Cucumis melo L.) root and shoot development?		Toro F. J.,  Pelacho A. M. and Martín-Closas L.*
P2-	08	Jasmonates promote cabbage (Brassica oleracea L. var. Capitata L.) root and shoot development.		Toro F. J.*, Martin-Closas Ll. and Pelacho A. M.
P2-	09	Gibberellin-mediated modification of cell wall polysaccharides: Effects on molecular-mass of hemicellulosic polymers of pea roots along root axis.		Umeda T*, Capeck P, Huber D. and Tanimoto E.
P2-	10	Control of root development in pot seedlings of deep-tap-root drought-resistant Acacia species by hormonal treatment.		Fujii H.*
P2-	11	Plant lectins that reversibly inhibit the root growth of pea and rice.		Hayashi M.* and Tanimoto E.
P2-	12	The role of phytohormones on the low-pH-induced root hair formation in lettuce seedlings.		Arai T.* and Inoue Y.
P2-	13	The aboveground organ-dependent production of XPS30 (Xylem Sap Protein) in cucumber root and its lectin activities.		Oda A*., Sakuta C., Masuda S., and Satoh S.
P2-	14	Inhibition of the formation of adventitious root on cucumber hypocotyl by the fractions of xylem sap from squash root.		Kuroha T.*, Kato H., Asami T., Yoshida S. and Satoh S.
P2-	15	Formation of genotoxic substance, lucidin, at wounding region in roots of Rubia tinctorum L.		Nakanishi F.*, Nagasawa Y., Itoh A. and Shimomura K.
P2-	16	Does relative sink strength of roots control rhizodeposition of C?		Marchand A-L., Robin C.*, Nguyen C. and Grieu P.*
P2-	17	Sugars accumulations along seminal root axis as affected by osmotic stress in maize: possible physiological basis for plastic lateral root development.		Ogawa A.* , Miyoshi K., Kawashima C. and Yamauchi A.
P2-	18	Internal phosphorus concentration modifies the initiation, growth and functioning of cluster roots in Hakea prostrata R.Br.		Shane M. W.*, de Roock S, de Vos M, Cawthray G. R., Veneklaas E. J. and Lambers H.
P2-	19	Cryo-SEM examination of refilling process of birch (Betula platyphylla var. japonica) in early spring in relation to root pressure.		Kito N.*, Sano Y., Utsumi Y., Funada R., Terazawa M. and Fujikawa S.
P2-	20	Root morphology and phosphorous efficiency in wild and cultivated species		Ascencio J.*, Medina E. and Ugarte J.
P2-	21	Relative importance of nodal roots and apical buds in the control of shoot architecture in a clonal herb.		Thomas R. G.*, Hay M. J. M.* and Newton P. C. D.
P2-	22	Variation in the number of nodules among soybean (Glycine max L. Merrill) cultivars.		Ikeda J.*
P2-	23	Properties of excised roots of the mangrove Rhizophora stylosa Griff. in NaCl transport.		Maruno Y.*, Miyamoto N., Mitsuhashi Y., Ookawa T. and Hirasawa T.
P2-	24	Stress-induced damage and chemiluminescence from a root seedling in red bean.		Ohya T.*, Oikawa N., Okabe H. and Kai S.
P2-	25	Water deficit and plant competition effects on 14C assimilate partitioning in the plant-soil system of white clover (Trifolium repens L.) and rye-grass (Lolium perenne L.).		Grieu P.*, Lucero D., Ardiani R. and Guckert A.
P2-	26	Water channels in barley roots.		Katsuhara M.*

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P3. Soil environmental stress

P3-	01	The role of stress in plant development.		Jezek J.* and Capek K.
P3-	02	Difference in response to aluminium among Japanese coniferous species.		Tomioka R.* and Takenaka C.
P3-	03	Aluminum-induced cell wall stiffening and growth inhibition in Triticum aestivum roots.		Tabuchi A.*, Kikui S.and Matsumoto H.
P3-	04	Oxidative stress triggered by aluminum in pea roots.		Yamamoto, Y.*, Kobayashi, Y. and Matsumoto, H.
P3-	05	The cell division in Lemna minor L. root with lead.		Samardakiewicz S.* and Woźny A.
P3-	06	Relationship between the content of zinc or cadmium in seed and their toxicity to seminal root elongation in wheat.		Chen J., Sekimoto H.* and Zhang G.
P3-	07	The primary experiment of phytoremediation in radioactive Cesium contaminated soil by using seashore paspalum plant.		Kuo Y-J* and Fermanian T. W.
P3-	08	Distribution of oxidizing power along seminal root axis of crop seedlings: A study using chemiluminescence method.		Nakai S.*, and Tatsumi J.
P3-	09	Morphological changes in root nodules of soybean (Glycine max) grown under flooded conditions.		Shimamura S.*, Mochizuki T., Nada Y. and Fukuyama M.
P3-	10	Root distribution and nitrogen fixation activity of tropical forage legume Glenn joint vetch under waterlogging treatment.		Tobisa M.*, Shimojo M. and Masuda Y.
P3-	11	Raised-bed cropping leading to improved root proliferation in heavy duplex soils prone to waterlogging.		Peries R*., Bluett C. and Wightman B.
P3-	12	Comparison of root system structure of Sesbania cannabina and S. rostrata grown under flooded condition.		Shiba H.* and Daimon H.
P3-	13	Oxygen consumption of pea roots (Pisum sativum L. cv. Akaska) when  flooded: Vermiculite as oxygen buffer.		Niki T.*, Takahashi M. and Gladish D.K.
P3-	14	Water extraction from subsoil in upland rice as affected by water regime in soil profile.		Araki H.* and Iijima M.
P3-	15	Root and shoot responses to water stress in cultivated and wild barley.		Lemcoff J.H. and Neumann P. M.*
P3-	16	Field evidences of rhizosphere resistance for water transport toward roots and its diurnal building-up in drying soil.		Li Y.*, Cohen Y. and Wallach R.
P3-	17	Xylem exudation rate: a proposed screening criterion for drought resistance in rice.		Tobita S.*, Ookawa T., Audebert A. Y. and Jones M. P.
P3-	18	Development of the air-aquatic Alisma plantago aquatica L. root system under soil water deficit.		Kordyum E.L.* and Belyavskaya N.A.
P3-	19	Growth and function of cucumber root system under different water conditions in sand-ponics.		Yoshida S.*, Sugiura H. and Chikushi J.
P3-	20	Morphological and physiological responses of root system to water stress in two sorghum cultivars.		Tsuji W.*, Inanaga S., Sugimoto Y., Morita S. and Ali M.E.K.
P3-	21	Acid soil stress alleviated by mycorrhizal formation in sweet potato.		Takaki M.* and Yano K.
P3-	22	Effects of glycinebetaine on the growth and ultrastructural damages   of root of salt-stressed rice seedlings.		Rahman M.S.,* Matsumuro T. and Miyake H.
P3-	23	Biomass production, yield component and xylem sap exudation of paddy rice as affected by the salt stress.		Mihara T.*, Yamauchi A., Tatsumi J. and Iijima M.
P3-	24	Adaptation of maize root system to adverse soil conditions.		Vamerali T., Saccomani M., Bona S., Mosca G. and Guarise M.*
P3-	25	Enhanced cotton root elongation by the alleviation of soil mechanical stress.		Kato J.* and Iijima M.
P3-	26	Differences in root penetration ability among durum wheat (Triticum turgidum L. var. durum) varieties evaluated with paraffin-vaseline layers method.		Kubo K.*, Jitsuyama Y.,   Iwama K., Hasegawa T. and Watanabe N.
P3-	27	Winter wheat productivity under different soil types based on the relationship between vertical distribution of root system and precipitation.		Itoh H.*, Hayashi S., Nakajima T., Yoshida H., Yamazaki K. and Komatsu T.
P3-	28	Sugar beet productivity under different soil types based on the relationship between vertical distribution of root system and leaf wilting.		Hayashi S.*, Itoh H., Nakajima T., Yoshida H., Yamazaki K. and Komatsu T.
P3-	29	Plasticity in growth angle of nodal root in maize by environmental conditions.		Shimotashiro T.*, Jitousyo K., Takayama H. and Sasaki O.
P3-	30	Plants growing on slope: the stability depending on root morphology and architecture.		Chiatante* D., Sarnataro M., Di Iorio A., and Scippa G.S.
P3-	31	Oilseed rape root system growth and development as influenced by nitrogen supply in field conditions.		Devienne-Barret F.*, Allirand J.-M., Fovart E. and Ney B.
P3-	32	Fibrous root turnover and growth  in sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris var. saccharifera) as affected by nitrogen shortage.		Vamerali T., Ganis A., Bona S. and Mosca G.*
P3-	33	Effects of root zone restriction and its removal on root and shoot growth of soybean.		Harada J.* and Amarasinghe R.

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P4. Plant nutrition

P4-	01	Drastic responses of mineral nutrients in root-tip cells to short-term stress of aluminum.		Ishikawa S.*, Wagatsuma T., and Ikarashi T.
P4-	02	The effects of silicon on the growth of sorghum under drought stress.		Hattori T.*, Lux A., Tanimoto E., Luxová M., Sugimoto Y. and Inanaga S.
P4-	03	Hydraulic water-translocation between wet donor crop root systems and desiccated neighboring plants.		Adachi F.*, Kobata T. and Imaki T.
P4-	04	Sulphur-35S distribition in vegetative parts of rape in comparison with barley.		Vong P.C.*, Lasserre-Joulin F. and Guckert A.
P4-	05	Root activity of rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis) as measured by 32P uptake.		Muraoka T*, Silveira R.I., Camargo M.A.F. de, Takitani L. and Abreu Jr. C. H.
P4-	06	Variability in root characteristics of wheat genotypes in relation to nitrogen efficiency.		Singh B.*, Neumann G.*, Kalita P. and Nair T. V. R.
P4-	07	Comparison of responses of the nitrate uptake rate between two tomato cultivars.		Kikuchi S.*, Kijima N., Miyaji N., Kimura T. and Umemiya Y.
P4-	08	Cotton root deployment: Elevated atmospheric CO2 and soil P placement.		Prior S.A.*, Rogers H.H., Mullins G.L. and Runion G.B.
P4-	09	Root hair deformation of Lotus japonicus by a non-nodulating rhizobium Azorhizobium caulinodans.		Kanamori N.*, Sekimoto T., Shibata S., Maru Y. and Oyaizu H.
P4-	10	Brachiaria humidicola suppress nitrification and nitrous oxide emission from soil -Possible mechanisms-.		Ishikawa T.*, Subbarao G.V., Ito O. and Okada K.
P4-	11	Nitrogen transport to maize plant through mycorrhizal hyphae.		Tanaka Y.* and Yano K.
P4-	12	Differences in taking up soil organic nitrogen among twelve crop species.		Koga N.* and Yamagata M.
P4-	13	Nitrogen demand and net nitrogen mineralization in the middle-aged Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris (L.)) stand on Podzol.		Külla T.*, Lõhmus K., Seemen H. and Kurvits V.
P4-	14	Effect of vertical root system development on nitrogen uptake in winter wheat.		Tsuji H.*, Yamagata M. and Nakano H.
P4-	15	Evaluation of rhizospheric depletion of nonexchangeable potassium by repeated extractions with 0.01 molar hydrochloric acid.		Moritsuka N.*, Yanai J. and Kosaki T.
P4-	16	Root growth characteristics, biomass and nutrient dynamics of Larch species raised under different fertilization regimes.		Qu L. Y.*, Quoreshi A.M. and Koike T.
P4-	17	Root growth, dry matter and nutrient partitioning in containerized Picea glehnii seedlings in response to exponential nutrient loading and elevated CO2.		Quoreshi A. M.*, Qu L.Y., Kitaoka S. and Koike T.
P4-	18	Oscillations in root nutrient acquisition: ionic mechanisms and physiological implications.		Shabala S.*

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P5. Microbiology in rhizosphere

P5-	01	Dynamics of 14C-photoassimilate partitioning to belowground in maize.		Todorovic C., Nguyen C., Robin C. and Guckert A.*
P5-	02	Mycorrhizosphere: How do AM fungi deal with changing soil pore sizes?		Drew E.A., Jakobsen I., Murray R.S., Smith F.A.*, Smith S.E.
P5-	03	A phosphate deficiency-induced flavonoid stimulates arbuscular mycorrhiza formation in melon roots.		Akiyama, K., Matsuoka, H., Onodera, N., and Hayashi, H.*
P5-	04	Effect of previous cropping on Arbuscular mycorrhizal formation and growth of maize under no-tillage.		Usuki K.*, Tazawa J., Yamamoto H. and Katayama K.
P5-	05	Seasonal pattern of arbuscular mycorrhizal colonization of native grasses in Japan.		Saito K.*, Sato S. and Sugawara K.
P5-	06	Ectomycorrhizal community structure in an Abies firma forest viewed from fungal symbionts on seedlings and mature trees		Matsuda Y.* and Hijii N.
P5-	07	Interactive effects of root exudates and extraradical mycorrhizal hyphae on P acquisition by pigeon pea from non-labile source.		Shibata R*. and Yano K.
P5-	08	Polysaccharide-degrading ability of rhizobacteria isolated from spinach roots.		Hosoda A.*, Sakai M. and Kanazawa S.
P5-	09	Observation of initial stages of nodulation in Sesbania rostrata applied nitrate.		Asakura S.*, Daimon H. and Uheda E.
P5-	10	Structure and activity of microbial communities in soil-root interface and bulk soil in coniferous and deciduous stands.		Truu J., Truu M., Lõhmus K.*, Ostonen I., Ivask M. and Kanal A.
P5-	11	Composition of low molecular materials in the peribacteroid space of symbiosomes isolated from soybean root nodules.		Tejima K.* and Arima Y.
P5-	12	Improvement of herbicide resistance of soybean with the aid of root nodule bacteria.		Ozawa T.*, Yoshida R., Wakashiro Y., Takegami Y., Hase H. and Kawasaki H.
P5-	13	Impact of defoloation on bacterial community structure in the rhizosphere.		Clayton S. J.*, Clegg C. D., Murray P. J. and Gregory P. J.
P5-	14	Community structure of the microorganisms in nodal roots of rice plants along with the growth stage: Estimation by PCR-RFLP/DGGE analyses.		Ikenaga M*. Muraoka Y. Toyota K. and Kimura M.
P5-	15	Influence of seed exudates on early root nodulation in twelve soybean cultivars.		Iizuka M.* and Arima Y.
P5-	16	Relation between soybean nodulation and incidence of root necrosis  caused by Calonectria crotalariae.		Tazawa J.*, Takahashi M.,Usuki K., Katayama K. and Yamamoto H.
P5-	17	Biofumigation: soil-borne pest and disease suppression by Brassica roots.		Kirkegaard J. A.*, Smith B. J. and Morra M. J.
P5-	18	Studies on soil ciliates (protozoa, Ciliophora) feeding on plant pathogenic fungi.		Yamahatsu K*., Shimano S., Yoshida T. and Takahashi T.
P5-	19	Possible effects of clover root exudates on wheat stem-base pathogens in wheat-clover intercrops.		Soleimani, M. J.*
P5-	20	A comparison of soil protozoan communities in crop fields under different soil management.		Shimano S.*, Yamahatsu K., Hashimoto T., Morishita I. and Takahashi T.
P5-	21	Variation in wheat genotypes to no-till farming- responses to soil biology and structure		Watt M.,* Kirkegaard J., Simpfendorfer S., Rebetzke G., and McCully M.
P5-	22	Contributions of fungal root endophytes to plant health.		Grunewaldt-Stoecker G. and von Alten H*.
P5-	23	Nutrient competition in the rhizosphere declines efficacy of  biological control of soilborne pathogen.		Shishido M.*, Naoi M., Usami T. and Amemiya Y.
P5-	24	Application of fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) for observation of rhizosphere microorganisms.		Doi T.*, Abe J., Zhang B. and Morita S.
P5-	25	Regulated aggregation of rhizoplane bacteria and phytopathogenic fungal zoospores on spinach seedlings.		Tofazzal Islam Md.*, Ito T.,  Hashidoko Y. and Tahara S.

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P6. Molecular biology, biotechnology and genetics

P6-	01	Isolation and study of carbon sensing and metabolic genes of Glomus mosseae in its symbiotic association with tomato roots.		Harrier L.* Paterson L., Mutch P. and Dhillon R.
P6-	02	Role of CBP2 (a cytokinin-binding protein) in root differentiation from lettuce cotyledon.		Kobayashi K.*, Izumi K., Cho D-Y and Soh W-Y.
P6-	03	Expression analysis of the gene encoding salt-inducible apoptosis protein in barley roots.		Ueda A.*, Shi W. and Takabe T.
P6-	04	Transgenic tobacco cells with horseradish peroxidase gene.		Nakayama H.*, Matsui T., Yoshida K. and Shinmyo A.
P6-	05	Root architecture traits in Arabidopsis.		Saleeba J.A.*
P6-	06	Identification of tissue/organ-specific genes active in tomato leaves and/or roots but not in fruit.		Lin W.-C.*, Cheng M.-L., and Cheng C.-P.
P6-	07	Induced response and control of rhizogenesis by in vitro thin cell layer technology.		da Silva J. A. T.*

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P7. Ecology and global environment

P7-	01	Root design for practical and sustainable afforestation - Our trials and findings in arid areas -.		Kojima M.*, Ohnuma H. and Sakaba M.
P7-	02	The root symmetry and architecture in two Pinus species grown in different environmental conditions.		Mickovski S. B.  *
P7-	03	Does the deeper root really improve the plant water status?		Sekiya N.* and Yano K.
P7-	04	Phosphorus acquisition by maize plants grown in heterogeneous soil environment: Efficacy and limitation of phenotypic plasticity of the  root system.		Kume T., Yano K.* and Katoh Y.
P7-	05	Growth, carbohydrate and nutrient allocation of Scots pine seedlings after exposure to low soil temperature treatments of different length.		Domisch T.*, Finér L. and Lehto T.
P7-	06	Effects of increased irradiance and transpirational demands on root length/leaf area ratio of an understory herb, Pteridophyllum racemosum.		Tani T.*, Kudoh H., Suzuki J. and Kachi N.
P7-	07	The growth promotion of rice root by humic substances extracted from peat and weathered coal.		Yamada P.*, Asou K., Adachi T., Yazawa Y. and Yamaguchi T.
P7-	08	Changes in the binding forms of heavy metals in the rhizosphere of hyperaccumulator plants as a key factor for assessment of phytoremidiation.		Al-Najar H., Perner H., Mayer S., Schulz R., Aiyen R. and Römheld V.*
P7-	09	Distribution of photosynthesized C in the rhizosphere of rice.		Lu Y.,* Watanabe A. and Kimura M.
P7-	10	Decomposition and nitrogen dynamics of fine roots and cellulose in the short rotation willows (Salix viminalis L., S. dasyclados Wimm.) plantations.		Püttsepp Ü.*, Lõhmus K. and Koppel A.

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P8. Forestry science

P8-	01	Difference in fine root development of three spruce seedlings raised on serpentine soils in northern Japan.		Kayama M.*, Quoreshi A.M., Uemura S. and Koike T.
P8-	02	White-root morphology and nutritional status of Japanese red cedar saplings subjected to aluminum stress		Hirano Y.*, Isomura A. and Kaneko S.
P8-	03	Growth characteristics of root systems of three birch species raised under different water regimes.		Koike T.*, Quoreshi A.M. and Kitao M.
P8-	04	Shoot and root osmotic adjustment in seedlings of Eucalyptus globulus subsp. maidenii.		Guarnaschelli A.B.* and Lemcoff J.*
P8-	05	Root growth potential and root biomass of eucalypts seedlings growing in different nursery containers.		Garau A.*, Plante E. and Lemcoff J.*
P8-	06	Effects of site preparation and soil properties on root size and morphology of Pinus sylvestris seedlings.		de Chantal M.*, Ilvesniemi H.,  Leinonen K. and Westman C-J.
P8-	07	Belowgound biomass of coniferous species in Volcanogeneous Regosols - shoot-root ratios and soil conditions -.		Sakai Y.*, Takahashi M. and Tanaka N.
P8-	08	A comparison of the rhizosphere of tree species on forest soils developed from either granitic or amphibolitic rocks.		Camps Arbestain M.*, Mourenza C., Alvarez E., Barreal E., Kidd P. and Macías F.
P8-	09	Adaptation strategies of root systems and soil organic matter dynamics in pine forest ecosystems of the German North-eastern Lowlands.		Schneider, B. U.*, Bens, O. and Hüttl, R. F.
P8-	10	The superficial distribution of tree fine roots.		Persson H.*
P8-	11	Fine root dynamics in a Hinoki cypress forest.		Kasuya N.* and Takeda H.
P8-	12	Fine root biomass in relation to soil N supply in a cool temperate forest: a comparison between mull and moder forest floor types.		Fujimaki R.*, Tateno R., Hirobe M. and Takeda H.
P8-	13	Biomass of fine roots, short root-tips and mycorrhizal fungi in a Japanese red pine (Pinus densiflora) forest in western Japan.		Satomura T.,* Nakatsubo T., Nakane K. and Horikoshi T.
P8-	14	Application of a thin section method for the estimation of fine root biomass in the soil organic soil layer of a Japanese cypress forest.		Hishi T.*, Sasaki M. and Takeda H.
P8-	15	Separation of root respiration from total soil respiration in a cool-temperate deciduous broad-leaved forest.		Lee M.-S.*, Nakane K., Nakatsubo T. and Koizumi H.
P8-	16	Soil respiration changes in the early-stages of the development of oak and cedar plantations.		Ohashi M.* and Gyokusen K.
P8-	17	Photosynthesis in the pneumatophores of mangroves.		Kitaya Y.* and Yabuki K.

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P9. Agriculture and horticultural sciences

P9-	01	Response of rice plant to confined root system.		Cai K.*,  Luo S. and Duan S.
P9-	02	Aluminum-induced citrate secretion differs between tap and basal roots of common bean seedlings.		Shen H.* and Yan X. L.
P9-	03	ƒÂ15N and ƒÂ13C values of tomato fruits from inorganic and organic fertigation.		Nakano A*., Uehara Y. and Yamauchi A.
P9-	04	Changes in the root elongation activity in a soil incubated with cattle waste compost.		Takenaka M.* and Kume T.
P9-	05	Soil constraints to plant growth, root elongation and water extraction in rainfed lowland rice.		Nieuwenhuis P.*, Amarante S. T., Lales J. S., Robles R. P., Samonte H. P., Ramos C., Yamauchi A. and Wade L. J.
P9-	06	Rice growth and developement limited by root zone temperature.		Hasegawa T.*,Fujimura S., Shimono H., Iwama K. and Jitsuyama Y.
P9-	07	Effects of root pruning and root zone restriction on spikelet fertility of paddy rice (Oryza sativa L.) under cool water condition.		Shimono H.*, Hasegawa T., Asaishi H., Nishimura T., Mikami M., Jitsuyama Y. and Iwama K.
P9-	08	Root and shoot traits related to lodging resistance of rice direct-seeded in flooded paddy field.		Kang S-Y. and Morita S.*
P9-	09	Root systems and physiological root activities of rice cv. Koshihikari grown in Ina city.		Kujira Y*., Oritani T., Nakajima Y.  and Kasuga T.
P9-	10	Effect of chloride and sulfate on root growth of rice.		Kimura K.*, Okumura M. and Yamasaki S.
P9-	11	Seasonal changes of soil and water temperature, soil porosity, three phases of soil in the paddy rice field showing high grain yield.		Oritani T.*, Kujira Y. and Kasuga T.
P9-	12	The role of  root signals in rice.		Sekiya K.*, Siopongco J. DLC., Yamauchi A. and Wade L. J.
P9-	13	Tomato root distribution under subsurface drip irrigation.		Machado R. M. A.*, Oliveira M. R. G.
P9-	14	Evaluation of temperature tolerance between the tomato roots in the atmosphere and in the nutrient solution.		Nakano Y.*, Watanabe S., Okano K. and Tatsumi J.
P9-	15	The root spacial variability effect on the calibration of minirhizotron data in processing tomato.		Machado R. M. A. and Oliveira, M. R. G.*
P9-	16	Root grwoth and drought tolerance for plants grown from potato microtubers.		Kawakami J.*, Iwama K., Hasegawa T. and Jitsuyama Y.
P9-	17	Maximum rooting depth of doubled-haploid lines of rice in response to drought and rewatering in rainfed lowland conditions.		Siopongco J. DLC.*, Wade L. J., Yamauchi A., Salekdeh H. and Bennett J.
P9-	18	Varietal difference in woody root of tea (Camellia sinensis).		Matsuo K.*
P9-	19	Influnce of silicon and calcium on cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) root rot diseases in a nutrient sand culture system under greenhouse conditions.		Shama S.*
P9-	20	Root growth and water uptake by wheat and grain legumes sown in rotation with cotton in a Vertisol.		Hulugalle N.R.* and Entwistle P.C.
P9-	21	Root system development of wheat in an intercropping system in Japan: the effects of shallow tillage.		Asai T.*, Nakajima Y., Hamada Y. and Iijima M.
P9-	22	Diurnal change of xylem sap volume in greenhouse melon.		Yamasaki, A.*
P9-	23	Influence of mycorrhizal fungi and Meloidogyne graminicola interaction on growth and yield of onion (Allium cepa L.).		Gergon E..B.*, Brown M. B., Escaño C., Balagot G. and Miller S. A.
P9-	24	Do ericoid mycorrhizal fungi have a significant potential for biocontrol in the production of ericaceous plants?		Grunewaldt-Stoecker G.* and von Alten H.
P9-	25	Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi enhance Zn-uptake by wheat.		Ryan M. H.* and Angus J. F.
P9-	26	Relationship between free sugar and growth promotion through AM fungal symbiosis in asparagus.		Matsubara Y.*, Hasuo K. and Fukui H.
P9-	27	Relationship between specific gravity and Brix value in carrots using an acoustic volume meter.		Katayama K.*
P9-	28	Research on the development form of the root by pruned root grafting method.  - About development conditions of the roots after two kinds of acclimatizing methods. -		Nishiura Y., Hamada K.*, Fujiura T., Okuyama Y., Nakano Y., Inui H., Murakami K.
P9-	29	Research on the development form of the root by pruned root grafting method.  - Electrical potential measuring the development conditions of the roots of grafted seedlings. -		Nishiura Y., Gotou K.* and Fujiura T.
P9-	30	Screening Lolium for root growth through a high strength root medium.		Crush J.R.* and Ouyang L.
P9-	31	Root Dynamic of Zea mays under different tillage practices in the Central Plains (Llanos), Venezuela.		Cabrera-Bisbal E*., Nuñez M.C., Hernández C.J. and Rodríguez B.

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P10. Methodology and modelling

P10-	01	Electric potential as a possible index for physiological activity of maize root system.		Ichimaru K.*, Homma T., Morita S., Abe J. and Yamagishi J.
P10-	02	Measuring root size and its electrical parameters.		Rajkai K., Vegh K.R.* and Nacsa T.
P10-	03	Capacitance as a possible indicator for size of maize root system.		Matsumoto N.*, Homma T., Morita S. and Abe J.
P10-	04	A fast procedure of root image analysis applied to auger sampling.		Vamerali T.*, Guarise M., Ganis A., Bona S. and Mosca G.
P10-	05	Root image analysis of Japanese pear trees in Andosol.		Umemiya Y.*, Miyashita J., Nakamura Y. and Masuda K.
P10-	06	Insight into tomato's hidden half by image analysis.		Le Bot J.,   Adamowicz S.,    Augé M. and Pagès L..*
P10-	07	From single-plane profiles to root length density in space. Validation of a model in the field.		Chopart J.L*, Siband P., Dingkuhn M., Roveda G. and Banquero J.
P10-	08	Root system development model including hydrotropism and gravitropism.		Tsutsumi D.*, Kosugi K. and Mizuyama T.
P10-	09	A new approach to quantify mucilage exudation in the soil.		Iijima M.*, Sako Y. and Rao Theertham P.
P10-	10	Border cells in soil-grown maize roots: A technique for their separation from soil particles.		Higuchi T.*, Watanabe A., Bengough G. and Iijima, M.

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