Schedule & Program

Time Table

	Sep. 13 (Wed)		Sep. 14 (Thu)		Sep. 15 (Fri)			Sep.16 (Sat)
08:00-08:30	Registation - Lobby -		08:00-08:30	Poster viewing	Poster viewing
08:30-09:00	Registation - Lobby -		08:00-08:30	Poster viewing	Poster viewing			Research station and field trip (08:30~18:00)
09:00-09:30	Opening ceremony - Tamna Hall -		09:00-09:40	Plenary lecuture III-1 - Halla Hall -	Plenary lecuture V-1 - Halla Hall -
09:30-10:10	Plenary lecuture I-1 - Tamna Hall A -		09:40-10:30	Plenary lecuture III-2 - Halla Hall -	Plenary lecuture V-2 - Talla Hall -		Workshop I
10:10-10:50	Plenary lecuture I-2 - Tamna Hall -		10:30-10:50	coffee break	coffee break
10:50-11:10	coffee break		10:50-11:30	Plenary lecuture IV-1 - Halla Hall -	Plenary lecuture VI-1 - Halla Hall -
11:10-11:50	Plenary lecuture II-1 - Tamna Hall -		11:30-12:10	Plenary lecuture IV-2 - Halla Hall -	Plenary lecuture VI-2 - Halla Hall -
11:50-12:30	Plenary lecuture II-2 - Tamna Hall -		12:10-13:30	Lunch	Lunch
12:30-14:00	Lunch		13:30-15:00	Country report I - Halla Hall -	Concurrent Session05 - Halla Hall -	Concurrent Session06 - Samda Hall -	Workshop II
14:00-15:30	Concurrent Session01 - Halla Hall -	Concurrent Session02 - Samda Hall -	15:00-15:20	coffee break	coffee break
15:30-17:00	Poster presentation (odd number)		15:20-16:50	Country report II - Halla Hall -	Concurrent Session07 - Halla Hall -	Concurrent Session08 - Samda Hall -
17:00-18:30	Concurrent Session03 - Halla Hall -	Concurrent Session04 - Samda Hall -	17:00-18:30	Poster presentation (even number) - FOYER, 5F -	Closing ceremony - Tamnaa Hall B&C -
18:30-20:30	Poster viewing		18:20-20:30	Poster viewing	Banquet

Daily Program

September 13, 2017 (Wed)

09:30-12:30 Pleneary Lectures
- Dr. Greg Johnson / President, International Society for Plant Pathology, Australia
  Plant pathology for next generation
- Dr. Young Jin Koh / Sunchon National University, Korea
  Translational research on bacterial canker of kiwifruits in Korea
- Prof. Xingyao Zhang / Chinese Academy of Forestry, China
  Pine wilt disease in China
- Dr. Kyu-Ock Yim / Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency, Korea
  Role of International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPMs) in pest management.
14:00-15:40 Concurrent Session 1: Subtropical & Tropical Plant Disease
- Dr. Toru Iwanami, Ph.D / NARO Institute of Fruit Tree and Tee Scienc, Japan
  Strategy and techniques to control citrus greening in the sub-tropical islands of Japan
- Dr. Jae Wook Hyun / National Institute of Horticultural & Herbal Science, Korea
  Citrus scab pathogen: Pathotypes, infection and symptom development
- Dr. Dzarifah Mohamad Zulperi / Universiti Putr, Malaysia
  Characterization and pathogenicity of Pantoea stewartii causing fruit bronzing of Jackfruit(Artocarpus heterophyllus), a new emerging disease in Malaysia
- Dr. Yan Zhou / Citrus Research Institute of CAAS, China
  Citrus yellow vein clear virus, a new citrus virus in China
14:00-15:40 Concurrent Session 2: Plant Diagnosis & Quarantine
- Dr. Shinji Kanayama / Nippon Gene Co., Ltd, Japan
  Development and application of plant pathogen detection kits
- Dr. Jae-Soon Cha / Chungbuk National University, Korea
  Pahtovar-specific marker development for detection of phytopathogenic bacteria
- Dr. Ting-ting Dai / Nanjing Forestry University, China
  Development of a loop-mediated isothermal amplification(LAMP) assay for detection of Phytophthora spp
- Dr. Jang-Kyun Seo / Seoul National University, Korea
  Emerging plant virus diseases in Korea and strategies for effective control
17:00-18:40 Concurrent Session 3: Genomics and phytobiome
- Dr. Daohong Jiang / Huazhong Agricultural University, China
  Multi-interaction among plant, pathogenic fungus, mycovirus and mycophagous insect
- Dr. Yuki Ichinose / Okayama University, Japan
  Quorum sensing and environmental adaptation of?Pseudomonas syringae
- Dr. Sung-Hwan Yun / Soonchunhyang University, Korea
  Genome-wide analysis of fungal genes involved in disease development caused by Fusarium graminearum and F. fujikuroi
- Dr. Zhong Wei / Nanjing Agricultural University, China
  Initial soil microbiome composition predicts host plant health
17:00-18:40 Concurrent Session 4: Chemical Control
- Dr. George W. Sundin / Michigan State University, U. S. A.
  Management of fire blight disease of pome fruit in humid climates
- Dr. Jaap Smedema / Bayer Crop Science, Deutschland
  Modern nematode control strategies for Asian agriculture
- Dr. Nakajima Yoshihide / Syngenta, Japan
  “ADEPIDYN™, SYNGENTA’S NEW BROAD SPECTRUM FUNGICIDE FOR MULTIPLE CROPS IN NORTH EAST ASIA
- Dr. Yong-Ki Kim / Pace International, U.S.A
  Challenges and Opportunities for Chemical Control of Postharvest Diseases in Fruits?

September 14, 2017 (Thu)

09:00-12:10 Pleneary Lectures
- Dr. Choong-Min Ryu / Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Korea
  Plant Up and Down Plasticity: Root Immunity and Microbiota Modification by Aboveground Insect Infestations
- Dr. Geunhwa Jung / University of Massachusetts, U.S. A.
  How to maximize efficacy of turfgrass fungicides?
- Dr. You-Liang Peng / China Agricultural University, China
  A switch for transition from biotrophy to necrotrophy in?Magnaporthr oryzae
- Dr. Sek-Man Wong / National University of Singapore, Singapore
  Discovery and studies on Hibiscus latent Singapore virus
13:20-15:00 Country Report 1
- Dr. Sunggi Heu / National Institute of Crop Science, Korea
  Disease incidence of crops in Korea
- Dr. Amara Chinaphuti / President of Thai Phytopathological Society, Thailand
  Modernization of Plant Diseases Management in Thailand
- Dr. Ir. Suryo Wisono / Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia
  Biological Control of Plant Diseases in Indonesia
- Dr. Md. Tofazzal Islam / Bangabandhu Sheikh MujiburRahman Agricultural University, Bangladesh
  Emerging fungal diseases in crop plant and their management for food security of Bangladesh
- Dr. Nguyen Van Tuat / Viet"speaker"se Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Vietnam
  Newly emerging plant diseases in Vietnam and their management
- Dr. Manzoor Hussain Soomr / ECO Science Foundation, Pakistan
  Status of crop disease management in Pakistan
15:20-17:00 Country Report 2
- Dr. Pallem Chowdappa / Central Plantation Crops Research Institute, India
  Plant Pathology education and research in India: Present status and future challenges
- Dr. Johnny Balidion / University of the Philippine, Philippine
  TBD
- Dr. Ardeshir Rahimi Midani / Seed and plant Certification and Registration Institute, Iran
  Fruit tree sanitation and certification programme in Iran
- Dr. Noor Baity Saidi / Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia
  An update on banana diseases in Malaysia
- Dr. Shinya Tsuda / National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan
  Threats to Japanese agriculture from newly emerged plant viruses and viroids
- Dr. Wenxian Sun / China Agricultural University, China
  Status of new and emerging crop diseases in China

September 15, 2017 (Fri)

09:00-12:10 Pleneary Lectures
- Dr. Ryohei Terauchi / Kyoto University & Iwata Biotech Research Center, Japan
  Magnaporthe-rice molecular interaction as revealed by genomics
- Dr. Jin-Rong Xu / Purdue University, U. S. A.
  RNA editing and Ascosporogenesis in Fusarium graminearum
- Prof. Masafumi Shimizu / Gifu Universit, Japan
  Challenges for biological control of soil-borne diseases
- Dr. Angela Sessitsch / Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria
  Bacterial endophytes: ecology, functioning and how plants can benefit
13:30-15:10 Concurrent Session 5: Molecular Plant Pathology
- Dr. Kook-Hyung Kim / Seoul National University, Korea
  Understanding plant RNA virus-host interactions: soybean mosaic virus as a model system
- Dr. Rosa Lozano-Duran / Chinese Academy of Science (Shanghi), China
  Deciphering the viral manipulation of the cell: geminiviral C4 rewires development and suppresses defence
- Dr. Chatchawan Jantasuriyarat / Kasetsart University, Thailand
  Emergence of novel aggressive allele, avirulence gene AVR-Pik, in rice blast isolates in Thailand
- Dr. Alberto Macho / Chinese Academy of Science (Shanghi), China
  Deciphering the subversion of plant cellular functions by Ralstonia solanacearum type-III effectors.
13:30-15:10 Concurrent Session 6: Biological Control
- Dr. Aj Kasem Soytong / King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand
  Research and development of bio products for organic crop cultivation.
- Dr. Quang Le Dang / Vietnam Institute of Industrial Chemistry, Vietnam
  Natural Products from the Vietnamese Medicinal Plants with Antimicrobial Activity against Phytopathogenic Fungi and Bacteria
- Dr. Yasuhiro Inoue / Central Region Agricultural Center, Japan
  Development of biological control agents in Japan
- Dr. Jin-Cheol Kim / Chonnam National University, Korea
  Discovery and application of fungal metabolites for the control of root knot nematodes
15:30-17:10 Concurrent Session 7: Grain Crop Disease
- Dr. Theresa Lee / National Institute of Agricultural Science, Korea
  Toxigenic Fusarium species present in Korean cereals
- Dr. Gong You Chen / Shaghai Jiao Tong University, China
  iTALEs of Xanthomonas oryzae overcome?Xa1-mediated resistance in rice
- Dr. Il-Ryong Choi / International Rice Research Institute, Philippine
  Distribution of the gene controlling resistance to Rice tungro spherical virus among 3,000 rice genotypes
- Dr. Young-Ki Jo / Texas A&M University, U. S. A.
  Use of Brassica biofumigation for management of rice sheath blight
15:30-17:10 Concurrent Session 8: Horticultural Crop Disease
- Dr. Nai-Chun Lin / National Taiwan University
  Alleviating succession cropping obstacle of celery in Taiwan by application of beneficial bacteria and silicon
- Dr. Chika Tateda / Iwate Biotechnology Research Center, Japan
  The dissection of resistance mechanism in Gentian against?Septoria gentianae
- Dr. Byoung-Cheorl Kang / Seoul National University, Korea
  Genomics-assisted cloning and characterization of the Tomato spotted wilt virus resistance gene Tsw in Capsicum
- Dr. Shuilin He / Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, China
  The molecular mechanism underling the CaWRKY mediated responses of pepper to high-temperature-high-humidity stress or?Ralstonia?solanacearum?attack

Workshop 1: Citrus greening & kiwifruit canker disease
Workshop 2: Introduction of companies and their products related to plant disease management