Elevated Ozone Deteriorates Grain Quality of Japonica Rice cv. Koshihikari, Even if it Does Not Cause Yield Reduction
Hiroko Sawada(Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry), Masanori Tamaoki(National Institute for Environmental Studies), Keita Tsukahara(University of Tsukuba), Nobuhiro Nagasawa(Akita Prefectural University), Keitaro Suzuki(Kansai Medical University), Yoshihisa Kohno(Nagasaki Ajisai Hospital)
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