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Kensaku Suzuki

Iwate University

H-index: 14

Asia-Japan

About Kensaku Suzuki

Kensaku Suzuki, With an exceptional h-index of 14 and a recent h-index of 7 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Iwate University, specializes in the field of plant physiology, photorespiration, photosynthesis, stress physiology, shoot/root crosstalk.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Adaptability of Early–Winter Direct–Sowing Cultivation of Paddy Rice using Different Seed Coating Types at 11 Locations in Japan

秋田県における初冬播き栽培の評価

Improvement of seedling establishment of rice directly sown in early winter by chemical treatment of seeds and use of seeds in the year of harvest.

In planta monitoring of cold-responsive promoter activity reveals a distinctive photoperiodic response in cold acclimation

Kensaku Suzuki Information

University	Iwate University
Position	Department of Plant Biosciences
Citations(all)	914
Citations(since 2020)	251
Cited By	885
hIndex(all)	14
hIndex(since 2020)	7
i10Index(all)	17
i10Index(since 2020)	5
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University Profile Page	Iwate University
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Kensaku Suzuki Skills & Research Interests

plant physiology

photorespiration

photosynthesis

stress physiology

shoot/root crosstalk

Top articles of Kensaku Suzuki

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Adaptability of Early–Winter Direct–Sowing Cultivation of Paddy Rice using Different Seed Coating Types at 11 Locations in Japan	Japanese Journal of Crop Science	Kensaku Suzuki Junichi Kashiwagi Taiken Nakashima Kiyoshi Nagasuga Toshihiro Mochizuki ...	2022
秋田県における初冬播き栽培の評価		古畑昌巳，鈴木健策，及川誠司，下野裕之	2021/3/29
Improvement of seedling establishment of rice directly sown in early winter by chemical treatment of seeds and use of seeds in the year of harvest.		Satoko Oikawa Kensaku Suzuki Masayoshi Nishi Susumu Yui Maya Matsunami ...	2021/1/5
In planta monitoring of cold-responsive promoter activity reveals a distinctive photoperiodic response in cold acclimation	Plant and Cell Physiology	Yoko Tominaga Kensaku Suzuki Matsuo Uemura Yukio Kawamura	2021/1/1