An Ancestral Function of Strigolactones as Symbiotic Rhizosphere Signals
Kyoichi Kodama(Kao Corporation (Japan)), Junko Kyozuka(Tohoku University), Shinjiro Yamaguchi(Kyoto Bunkyo University), Cyril Libourel(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Akiyoshi Yoda(Tohoku University), Yi Luo(Tohoku University), T. Nomura(Utsunomiya University), Tomoaki Nishiyama(Kanazawa University), Kaori Yoneyama(Ehime University), Mélanie K. Rich(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Aino Komatsu(Tohoku University), Xiaonan Xie(Utsunomiya University), Jean Keller(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Shota Shimazaki(Tohoku University), Hiromu Kameoka(Center for Excellence in Molecular Plant Sciences), Masaki Shimamura(Hiroshima University), Tomomi Nakagawa(Meiji University), Yoshikazu Tanaka(Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University), Hidemasa Suzuki(Tohoku University), Keiko Sakakibara(Monash University), Yohei Mizuno(Tohoku University), Kiyoshi Mashiguchi(RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science), Pierre‐Marc Delaux(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Kenichi Uchida(Teikyo University), Kohki Akiyama(National Sagamihara Hospital)
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