A nitrogen-fixing actinobacterial genus Frankia establishes root-nodule symbiosis with actinorhizal plants comprising more than 200 species in eight dicotyledonous families. This beneficial symbiosis enables the plants to grow in infertile soils and contributes to revegetation of devastated lands.

The International Meeting on Frankia and Actinorhizal Plants has been held about every two years since 1978 and discusses about various aspects (ecology, physiology, genetics, molecular biology, omics approach, etc.) of the symbiosis with researchers gathering from all over the world.

Because of the worldwide coronavirus outbreak, the 20th meeting is held ONLINE via internet,

from 2021/5/29 (Sat) to 2020/5/31 (Mon).


We hope many of you will participate in this meeting.


Local organizing committee,
Ken-ichi Kucho (Kagoshima University)
Hiroyuki Tobita (Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute)
Takashi Yamanaka (Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute)
Shunsuke Utsumi (Hokkaido University)
Toshiki Uchiumi (Kagoshima University)


Registration

Deadline: 2021/4/30

  • - Registration fee is free.
  • - Click here (google form) and fill the items, then submit it.
  • - If you do not receive a confirmation email from the google form, please contact k9928078[at]kadai.jp.
  • - If you cannot use the form, please download this file, fill it and send to k9928078[at]kadai.jp.
  • - The meeting is held using the Zoom. We will inform you how to participate in the Zoom meeting at the beginning of May.


Abstract submission

Deadline: 2021/3/31

  • - Download this abstract submission form.
  • - Upload here (google form) the completed abstract submission form.
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  • - If you cannot use the upload form, please send your abstract to k9928078[at]kadai.jp.
  • - We will inform you how to make a presentation at the beginning of May.


Contact

Ken-ichi Kucho (Faculty of Science, Kagoshima University)
email: k9928078[at]kadai.jp