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Plant thermogenesis & Molecular Biology Lab.
Department of Floricultural Physiology and Plant Molecular Biology, University of Miyazaki

Why do plants generate heat?
Our aim is to unravel the mechanisms of heat generation, leading to a better understanding of biological phenomena and future applications.

 

In this era of globalized heating and cooling, understanding the relationship between "flowers" and "heat" is crucial for building rich ecosystems and ensuring stable agricultural production. Even in general plants, the effects of heat generated in microscopic spaces within the body are not well understood. We are conducting research with the aim of understanding both "bulk heat" generated from the entire organ and tissue of plants, and "local heat" generated from the movement of electrons and molecules within cells.

Contact information

Department of Agricultural Sciences, Faculty of Agriculture, Miyazaki University, Area of Animal and Plant Resources and Life Sciences
Field of Floricultural Physiology and Plant Molecular Biology

Associate Professor Yasuko Inaba

1-1 Gakuen Konohanadai Nishi, Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture 889-2192

TEL/FAX: 0985-58-7164

Email: ykoina☆miyazaki-u.ac.jp (Please replace ☆ with @ before sending.)

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