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JIRCAS Science Online 2026 — Past Lectures & New Videos Now Available
In conjunction with Science and Technology Week (April 13–19, 2026), the Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS) will host a special online event, “JIRCAS Science Online 2026: Bringing Research Results to Future Society.”
P-dipping: A Fertilization Technique to Improve Phosphorus Use Efficiency in Rice—Introduction Video and Infographic Poster Released
In April 2026, JIRCAS released an introductory video and an infographic poster that clearly explain “P-dipping,” a fertilization technique developed as a research outcome of the “Africa rice farming system” project.
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- Alginate Encapsulation Technique and Cryogenic Procedures for Long-Term Storage of the Tropical Forest Tree Guazuma crinita Mart. In Vitro Cultures(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Agrobacterium tumefaciens -Mediated Gene Transfer to Tea Plant (Camellia sinensis) Cells(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Plant Regeneration via Shoot Organogenesis from Cotyledons in Two Wild Cucumis Species, C. Figarei and C. metuliferus(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Improvement of Postharvest Life in Several Cut Flowers by the Addition of Sucrose(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Varietal Differences in Female Flower Bearing Ability and Evaluation Method in Watermelon(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Study on Grade Judgment of Fruit Vegetables Using Machine Vision(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Study on Relationships between Serum Gamma-Globulin Concentration and Pathological Characteristics in Bovine Lymphosarcoma(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Removal of Colored Substances from Molasses Waste Water by Biological Treatment Systems Combined with Chemical Treatment(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Physico-Chemical Characteristics of Soluble Lignin Fractions Released from Forage Grasses by Ruminant Digestion(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )
- Black Rot of Crucifers and Sources of Resistance in Brassica Crops(Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly )