Name

SAKUMA Shun

Affiliation

Faculty of Agriculture , Department of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences , Division of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences

Title

Associate Professor

Laboratory address

4-101 Koyama-cho Minami, Tottori 680-8550, Japan

Laboratory telephone number

+81-857-31-5864

Laboratory FAX number

+81-857-31-5864

Web Site

https://www.facebook.com/tottoritriticeae

Web Site2

https://ssakuma4.wixsite.com/tottoritriticeae

E-mail address

Research areas, keyword

Plant breeding

Research Field (grants-in-aid-for-scientific-research classification)

• Breeding studies

Research Achievement (Published Thesis)

• Genome-wide identification of loci modifying spike-branching in tetraploid wheat. , GM. Wolde, M. Schreiber, C. Trautewig, A. Himmelbach, S. Sakuma, M. Mascher, T. Schnurbusch , Theoretical and Applied Genetics , vol.134 (p.1925 - 1943) , 2021.05 , The Multiple Authorship , English

• Unleashing floret fertility in wheat through the mutation of a homeobox gene , S. Sakuma, G. Golan, Z. Guo, T. Ogawa, A. Tagiri, K. Sugimoto, N. Bernhardt, L. Brassac, M. Mascher, G. Hensel, S. Ohnishi, H. Jinno, Y. Yamashita, I. Ayalon, Z. Peleg, T. Schnurbusch, T. Komatsuda , Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , vol.116 (p.5182 - 5187) , 2019.03 , There is Review , The Multiple Authorship , English

• Elucidation of the origin of “agriocrithon” based on domestication genes questions the hypothesis that Tibet is one of the centers of barley domestication , M. Pourkheirandish, H. Kanamori, J. Wu, S. Sakuma, F. Blattner, T. Komatsuda , The Plant Journal , vol.94 (p.525 - 534) , 2018.05 , There is Review , The Multiple Authorship , English

• Resequencing Vrs1 gene in Spanish barley landraces revealed reversion of six-rowed to two-rowed spike , AM. Casas, B. Contreras-Moreira, CP. Cantalapiedra, S. Sakuma, MP. Gracia, M. Moralejo, JL. Molina-Cano, T. Komatsuda, E. Igartua , Molecular Breeding , vol.38 (p.51 - ) , 2018.05 , There is Review , The Multiple Authorship , English

• On the origin of the non-brittle rachis trait of domesticated einkorn wheat , M. Pourkheirandish, F. Dai, S. Sakuma, H. Kanamori, A. Distelfeld, G. Willcox, T. Kawahara, T. Matsumoto, B. Kilian, T. Komatsuda , Frontiers in Plant Science , vol.8 (p.2031 - ) , 2018.01 , There is Review , The Multiple Authorship , English

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Research Achievement (Review)

• Of floral fortune: tinkering with the grain yield potential of cereal crops , S. Sakuma, T. Schnurbusch , New Phytologist , Wiley-Blackwell , vol.225 (p.1873 - 1882) , 2019.09 , S. Sakuma, T. Schnurbusch , Learned Journal , The Multiple Authorship , English

• The domestication syndrome genes responsible for the major changes in plant form in the Triticeae cropsv , S. Sakuma, B. Salomon, T. Komatsuda , Plant and Cell Physiology , Oxford University Press , 2011.03 , S. Sakuma, B. Salomon, T. Komatsuda , Learned Journal , The Multiple Authorship , English

Updated on 2023/09/15