Programs

October 13, 2024

• 08:00
• 08:00 00:00
  Arrival, Registration, Reception

October 14, 2024

• 08:30
• 08:30 09:00
  Opening Remarks

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 09:00
• 09:00 09:30
  Membrane pore formation or pyroptosis as an effector mechanism in innate immunity

  Feng Shao

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 09:30
• 09:30 10:00
  Lettuce as a model for understanding disease resistance in the Compositae

  Richard William Michelmore

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 10:15
• 10:15 10:45
  Green pesticide creation based on interaction mechanism and molecular target orientation

  Baoan Song

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 10:45
• 10:45 11:15
  Chloroplasts as a hub for innate immune signaling

  Savithramma P Dinesh-Kumar

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 11:15
• 11:15 11:45
  Plant immune regulation of the rhizosphere microbiome

  Cara Haney

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 14:00
• 14:00 14:20
  Constitutive Activation of Nuclear Calcium Oscillations Leads to Spontaneous Nodule Formation

  Fang Xie

  Session 3, Room 338
• 14:00 14:20
  Plant growth-promoting phages

  Ville-Petri Friman

  Session 4, Room 358
• 14:00 14:30
  Sensation of viral infection and initiation of antiviral defense in rice

  Yi Li

  Session 1, Room 318
• 14:00 14:30
  Hostile takeover - Viral strategies to hijack a plant

  Rosa Lozano-Duran

  Session 2, Room 328
• 14:20
• 14:20 14:40
  Symbiotic compatibility mediated by nonorthogonal integration of key symbiosis genes in broad-host-range rhizobia

  Changfu Tian

  Session 3, Room 338
• 14:20 14:40
  Cooperation and competition between AM fungi and bacteria in mobilizing organic phosphorus in hyphosphere

  Feng Gu

  Session 4, Room 358
• 14:30
• 14:30 14:50
  Salicylic acid biosynthesis pathways in plants

  Yuelin Zhang

  Session 1, Room 318
• 14:30 14:50
  Ca2+ channels in plant effector-triggered immunity

  Yu-hang Chen

  Session 2, Room 328
• 14:40
• 14:40 15:00
  Single-cell sequencing on soybean nodules identifies genes facilitating rhizobium infection

  Zhe Yan

  Session 3, Room 338
• 14:40 15:00
  Strigolactones-mediated holobiont immunity?

  Zhong Wei

  Session 4, Room 358
• 14:50
• 14:50 15:10
  Targeted Protein Stabilization Confers Citrus Huanglongbing Resistance

  Jian Ye

  Session 1, Room 318
• 14:50 15:10
  Activation of helper NLRs by TIR immune signaling

  Li Wan

  Session 2, Room 328
• 15:00
• 15:00 15:20
  Understanding and improving symbiotic nitrogen fixation in Soybean

  Yuefeng Guan

  Session 3, Room 338
• 15:00 15:20
  Microbial strategies for enhancing acidic red soil quality and efficiency

  Yuting Liang

  Session 4, Room 358
• 15:10
• 15:10 15:30
  Plant virus-encoded viroporins: biological functions and inhibitor screening

  Xianbing Wang

  Session 1, Room 318
• 15:10 15:30
  How not to die:a a TIR-NBS protein interacts with PAD4 to amplify and propagate immune signaling

  Federica Locci

  Session 2, Room 328
• 15:15
• 15:15 15:45
  AlphaFold-guided redesign of a plant pectin methylesterase inhibitor for broad-spectrum disease resistance

  Yuanchao Wang

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 15:20
• 15:20 15:40
  Integration of multi-omics technologies for insect-microbiome study

  Hao Zheng

  Session 3, Room 338
• 15:20 15:40
  Enacting partner specificity in root nodule symbioses: Beyond Nod factor perception

  Hongyan Zhu

  Session 4, Room 358
• 15:45
• 15:45 16:05
  A lectin receptor-like kinase controls xylem immunity

  Yan Liang

  Session 2, Room 328
• 15:45 16:15
  Phase Separation in Host Immune Responses at the Plant-Microbe Interface

  Yansong Miao-EMBO Global Investigator Lecture

  Session 1, Room 318
• 15:55
• 15:55 16:15
  Plant modifies fungal non-self recognition to facilitate mycovirus transmission

  Jiatao Xie

  Session 4, Room 358
• 15:55 16:15
  Insect microbial function mining and symbiotic strategies to combat vector-borne disease

  Guan-Hong Wang

  Session 3, Room 338
• 16:05
• 16:05 16:25
  A conserved Phytophthora apoplastic effector targets the co-receptor BAK1 to dampen plant immunity

  Yan Wang

  Session 2, Room 328
• 16:15
• 16:15 16:35
  Vector-born bacterial pathogens dampen plant light signaling to modulate plant-microbe-insect interactions

  Weijie Huang

  Session 1, Room 318
• 16:15 16:35
  Role of salivary proteins in endosymbiont-mediated interactions between spider mites and plants

  Xiao-Li Bing

  Session 3, Room 338
• 16:15 16:35
  Receptor kinases drive interactions between plant roots, microorganisms, and soil

  Feng Yu

  Session 4, Room 358
• 16:25
• 16:25 16:45
  Myosin XI-mediated BIK1 recruitment to nanodomains facilitates FLS2-BIK1 complex formation

  Jiejie Li

  Session 2, Room 328
• 16:35
• 16:35 16:55
  A viral effector blocks the turnover of a plant NLR receptor to trigger a robust immune response

  Xiaorong Tao

  Session 1, Room 318
• 16:35 16:55
  Molecular and cellular basis of whitefly-bacteria symbiosis

  Jun-Bo Luan

  Session 3, Room 338
• 16:35 16:55
  Enhancing resolution on vertical transmission insights during plant-microbe beneficial interactions: New models using heat stress as environmental conditioner

  Juan Ignacio Vílchez

  Session 4, Room 358
• 16:45
• 16:45 17:05
  Natural phytocytokines antagonist in tomato

  Lei Wang

  Session 2, Room 328
• 16:55
• 16:55 17:15
  WTS, a pericycle-expressed ion channel, safeguards the stele to confer clubroot resistance

  Wei Wang

  Session 1, Room 318
• 16:55 17:15
  Processing of NODULEINCEPTION controls thetransition to nitrogenfixation in root nodules

  Jian Feng

  Session 3, Room 338
• 16:55 17:15
  Volatile-mediated positive interspecific plant interaction restructures rhizosphere microbiota

  Xingang Zhou

  Session 4, Room 358
• 17:05
• 17:05 17:25
  Plant adaptation to phosphate deficiency via dual functional receptors in immunity and nutrient acquisition

  Yusuke Saijo

  Session 2, Room 328
• 17:15
• 17:15 17:35
  The antagonistic role of an E3 ligase pair in regulating plant NLR-mediated autoimmunity

  Jun Liu

  Session 1, Room 318
• 17:15 17:35
  Exploringthe impacts of rhizosphere microbiomeon crop growth

  Xu Cheng

  Session 3, Room 338
• 17:15 17:35
  Molecular mechanisms governing fungal lifestyles across the mutualist-pathogen continuum under stress conditions

  Kei Hiruma

  Session 4, Room 358
• 18:30
• 18:30 20:30
  Welcome banquet

  Welcome banquet, Room 318-358

October 15, 2024

• 08:30
• 08:30 09:00
  Plant immune receptor mechanisms: investigation and exploitation

  Jonathan Jones

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 09:00
• 09:00 09:30
  Signaling networks of broad-spectrum disease resistance and immunosuppression in crops

  Zuhua He

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 09:30
• 09:30 10:00
  Bacterial pathogenesis and high humidity sensing

  Sheng-Yang He

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 10:15
• 10:15 10:45
  Achieving sustainable productivity in agriculture through beneficial microbial associations

  Giles Oldroyd

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 10:45
• 10:45 11:15
  Plants and phytopathogenic bacteria: constant battles for upper hand

  Jianmin Zhou

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 11:15
• 11:15 11:45
  Strategies of Biotrophic Rust Fungi: Evasion and Manipulation of Host Immune Responses

  Xiaojie Wang

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 11:45
• 11:45 12:15
  Host control of bacteria proliferation in non-IRLC legume nodules

  Weicai Yang

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 14:00
• 14:00 14:20
  Studying phloem-feeding in whiteflies – from feeding site location to osmoregulation

  Shai Morin

  Session 5, Room 318
• 14:00 14:20
  Manipulation of plant metabolism by the bacterial pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum

  Alberto Macho

  Session 7, Room 338
• 14:00 14:30
  Virulence suppression by plant immunity and microbiota

  Kenichi Tsuda

  Session 6, Room 328
• 14:00 17:35
  Poster session

  Poster Session, Room 358
• 14:20
• 14:20 14:40
  Molecular basis of methyl-salicylate-mediated plant airborne defence

  Yule Liu

  Session 5, Room 318
• 14:20 14:40
  A typical protein degradation pathways: Attack and defense strategies of rice and blast fungus

  Wende Liu

  Session 7, Room 338
• 14:30
• 14:30 14:50
  How can plants stay in this world while their pathogens can evolve much faster?

  Fumi Katagri

  Session 6, Room 328
• 14:40
• 14:40 15:00
  Planthopper-induced rice volatiles inhibit resistance against conspecifics in neighbouring plants

  Yunhe Li

  Session 5, Room 318
• 14:40 15:00
  Activation and function of the EDS1-PAD4-ADR1 immune receptor complex in stomatal immunity

  Tiancong Qi

  Session 7, Room 338
• 14:50
• 14:50 15:10
  Hypovirulence-associated mycovirus-mediated plant vaccine and its application

  Daohong Jiang

  Session 6, Room 328
• 15:00
• 15:00 15:20
  Landscape impacts on the abundance and richness of pests and natural enemies in small-holder rice ecosystems

  Haijun Xiao

  Session 5, Room 318
• 15:00 15:20
  Finding novel regulatory mechanism that keeps plant immune responses in check

  Shoucai Ma

  Session 7, Room 338
• 15:10
• 15:10 15:30
  Single-cell and spatial transcriptomics reveals a stereoscopic response of rice leaf cells to Magnaporthe oryzae infection

  Jun Liu

  Session 6, Room 328
• 15:20
• 15:20 15:40
  Mirids secrete a TOPLESS targeting protein to compete with cotton bollworms on cotton plant

  Yingbo Mao

  Session 5, Room 318
• 15:20 15:40
  Phospholipids in plant immunity

  Guotian Li

  Session 7, Room 338
• 15:45
• 15:45 16:15
  RNA interference and priming in crop protection

  Patrick Schäfer

  Session 6, Room 328
• 15:55
• 15:55 16:15
  Role of primary and secondary metabolites in rice and brown planthopper interaction

  Ran Li

  Session 5, Room 318
• 15:55 16:15
  Glutamate receptor-like channels (GLRs) are required for effector-triggered immunity in Nicotiana Benthamiana

  Lijun Wang

  Session 7, Room 338
• 16:15
• 16:15 16:35
  Exploiting salivary proteins of insect vectors: a viral strategy for transmission to plant hosts

  Qian Chen

  Session 5, Room 318
• 16:15 16:35
  Resolving conflicts: How the A-to-I RNA editing system shaped the evolution of eukaryotic complexity

  Huiquan Liu

  Session 6, Room 328
• 16:15 16:35
  Rescuing mycotoxin-hijacked metabolic flux confers resistance to the crop fungal disease

  Gang Li

  Session 7, Room 338
• 16:35
• 16:35 16:55
  The role of (E)-β-farnesene in tritrophic interactions: chemoreception and evolution

  Bing Wang

  Session 5, Room 318
• 16:35 16:55
  Single-Cell Sequencing Analysis of Plant Immune Responses to 'Long-Distance' and 'Short-Distance', 'New-Treatment' and 'Old-Treatment'

  Tianqi Zhang

  Session 6, Room 328
• 16:35 16:55
  Unraveling the mystery of soybean stay-green syndrome

  Yi Xu

  Session 7, Room 338
• 16:55
• 16:55 17:15
  Densovirus infection facilitates plant–virus transmission by an aphid

  Pengjun Xu

  Session 5, Room 318
• 16:55 17:15
  Development of Machine Learning Methods for Accurate Prediction of Plant Disease Resistance

  Houxiang Kang

  Session 6, Room 328
• 16:55 17:15
  Evolution of defensive natural products in plants

  Zhenhua Liu

  Session 7, Room 338
• 17:15
• 17:15 17:35
  Resistance mechanism and elite gene identification of rice variety YSBR1 against sheath blight disease

  Shimin Zuo

  Session 7, Room 338
• 17:15 17:35
  The role of intracellular lectin protein in vector insect-virus-rice host interactions

  Zongtao Sun

  Session 6, Room 328
• 17:15 17:35
  Friends or enemies: the role of Pseudomonas species in the interaction between Salicaceae plants and insects

  Jiang Zhang

  Session 5, Room 318

October 16, 2024

• 08:30
• 08:30 08:50
  Coding of odor valence in the olfactory system of the heliothine moth

  Jonas H. Kymre

  Session 8, Room 318
• 08:30 08:50
  Molecular mechanisms underlying Ustilaginoidea virens pathogenicity

  Wenxian Sun

  Session 9, Room 328
• 08:30 08:50
  Helper NLRs in Wheat Disease Resistance

  Zhiyong Liu

  Session 10, Room 338
• 08:30 08:50
  Activation of phytoalexin biosynthesis and secretion by multilayered signaling pathways

  Xiangzong Meng

  Session 11, Room 358
• 08:50
• 08:50 09:10
  Methyl eugenol regulates mating behavior in oriental fruit flies by enhancing lek attractiveness

  Guirong Wang

  Session 8, Room 318
• 08:50 09:10
  Parasitic mechanisms by which Ustilaginoidea virens colonizes rice flowers

  Wenming Wang

  Session 9, Room 328
• 08:50 09:10
  Rice R gene mining and breeding against bacterial pathogens

  Men Yuan

  Session 10, Room 338
• 08:50 09:10
  The Mechanism of Phytopathogen Transmission in Plant Xylem and Innovations in Anti-Vascular Disease Strategies

  Bo Li

  Session 11, Room 358
• 09:10
• 09:10 09:30
  The mechanism of phloem-inhabiting unculturable bacterial pathogens transmission by insect vectors

  Taiyun Wei

  Session 8, Room 318
• 09:10 09:30
  Implication of large chromosomal inversions in the evolution of Erwinia amylovora genome

  Frank Zhao

  Session 9, Room 328
• 09:10 09:30
  The MYB transcription factor OsMYBxoc1

  Xinhua Ding

  Session 10, Room 338
• 09:10 09:30
  The interaction between broad-spectrum blast resistance gene Pi9 and avirulence factor AvrPi9

  Yanjun Kou

  Session 11, Room 358
• 09:30
• 09:30 09:50
  Chemical ecological interactions between the insect pathogenic fungi Metarhizium and insects

  Weiguo Fang

  Session 8, Room 318
• 09:30 09:50
  Why can the "super pest" whitefly thrive on over 600 host plants?

  Zhaojiang Guo

  Session 9, Room 328
• 09:30 09:50
  Ubiquitin E3 ligase-mediated rice immunity against Magnaporthe oryzae

  Yuese Ning

  Session 10, Room 338
• 09:30 09:50
  A novel pathogen effector hijacks the circadian clock to perturb both plant development and immunity

  Mian Zhou

  Session 11, Room 358
• 09:50
• 09:50 10:10
  Endosymbionts manipulate the reproduction and fitness in spider mites

  Xiaoyue Hong

  Session 8, Room 318
• 09:50 10:10
  The RNA of tobamovirus encodes additional viral proteins

  Fangfang Li

  Session 9, Room 328
• 09:50 10:10
  Molecular Design of Rice with Multi-biotic Resistances

  Kai Wang

  Session 10, Room 338
• 09:50 10:10
  Nucleus - a new battleground in the arms race between plants and pathogenic fuing

  Chengguo Duan

  Session 11, Room 358
• 10:25
• 10:25 10:45
  Chemical adaptive interaction among pinewood nematodes, its vector beetle, associate microbes and pine trees

  Lilin Zhao

  Session 8, Room 318
• 10:25 10:45
  Adaptive evolution of Spodoptera frugiperda (J.E.Smmith) for Bt maize

  Yutao Xiao

  Session 9, Room 328
• 10:25 10:45
  The Genes Involved in the Combat between Rice and False Smut Fungus

  Jin Fan

  Session 10, Room 338
• 10:25 10:45
  The balance of rice viruses in inter-species interactions

  Tong Zhang

  Session 11, Room 358
• 10:45
• 10:45 11:05
  Saliva improves planthopper feeding by suppressing plant defenses

  Haijian Huang

  Session 8, Room 318
• 10:45 11:05
  Effectors from Huanglongbing-associated pathogen manuipulate autophage to promote bacterial infection

  Xuefeng Wang

  Session 9, Room 328
• 10:45 11:05
  Defense strategies for plant health: disease tolerance versus resistance

  Guoyong Xu

  Session 10, Room 338
• 10:45 11:05
  Rapid host cell acidification is a novel plant defense response countered by the brown planthopper

  Yanjuan Jiang

  Session 11, Room 358
• 11:05
• 11:05 11:25
  Brown planthoppers translocate lncRNA transcripts into rice plants to promote colonisation

  Yazhou Chen

  Session 8, Room 318
• 11:05 11:25
  Smell to survive: the anti-cannibalism strategy of locust

  Hetan Chang

  Session 9, Room 328
• 11:05 11:25
  Hunting crop resistance genes from the wild

  Xiao Lin

  Session 10, Room 338
• 11:05 11:25
  A novel secondary signal-zinc mediates control of nitrogen fixation via transcription factor FUN filamentation

  Jieshun Lin

  Session 11, Room 358
• 11:25
• 11:25 11:45
  A Plant Protease Targets Outer Membrane Proteins of Bacterial Pathogens

  Alexander J. McClelland

  Session 8, Room 318
• 11:25 11:45
  Emerging Fusarium pseudograminearum: pathagenesis and interaction with wheat

  Haiyang Li

  Session 9, Room 328
• 11:25 11:45
  Strategies of Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus to Facilitate Viral Infection by Suppressing Wheat Immune Responses and to Promote Aphid Transmission

  Lei Zhao

  Session 10, Room 338
• 11:25 11:45
  Hamiltonella regulates whitefly fertilization by influencing the expression of maternal gene tudor

  Xiang Sun

  Session 11, Room 358
• 11:45
• 11:45 12:05
  Why ripe fruits are more susceptible to necrotrophic pathogens than unripe fruits？

  Lei Deng

  Session 10, Room 338
• 11:45 12:05
  Insect-Fungus interactions byond bilateral regimes

  Chengshu Wang

  Session 8, Room 318
• 11:45 12:05
  The plant-sucking insect Riptortus pedestris selects assembly of gut microbiota from environment to enhance host reproduction

  Hong-Wei Shan

  Session 11, Room 358
• 11:45 12:05
  A sweet story from Phytophthora-soybean interaction

  Yongli Qiao

  Session 9, Room 328
• 14:00
• 14:00 14:30
  Evolution of intracellular accommodation of rhizobia in root nodules

  Ton Bisseling

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 14:30
• 14:30 15:00
  Plant pattern recognition receptors -evolution and function

  Thorsten Nuernberger

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 15:00
• 15:00 15:30
  Chitin-associated enzymes in biotic plant interactions

  Qing Yang

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 15:45
• 15:45 16:15
  Recent advances in molecular mechanisms underlying host regulation by parasitoid wasps

  Xuexin Chen

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 16:15
• 16:15 16:45
  A forward genetic screen in Sclerotinia sclerotiorum: Finding the most unexpected

  Xin Li

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 16:45
• 16:45 17:15
  Discriminating plant symbiosis and immunity signals

  Ertao Wang

  Plenary Speech, Room 318-358
• 17:45
• 17:45 18:15
  Closing ceremony

  Closing ceremony, Room 318-358

October 17, 2024

• 08:00
• 08:00 23:00
  Leaving