Various approaches of cold plasma treatment to brewer's rice plant for improvement of grain quality

ORAL

Abstract

The applications of cold plasma in agriculture have much attention. We have investigated the efficacy of cold plasma treatment in the field for rice cultivation. We focused on the rice cultivation process of brewer’s cultivar in this study, and treated not only the seedlings in a paddy but also the spikelets, using rice plants cultivated in the University paddy field in Togo town, Aichi, with cold plasma; direct plasma irradiation and indirect treatment with plasma-activated Ringer’s lactate solution. As a result of evaluating the quality of brown rice after harvest, in any ways, the ratio of white-core grains, which is the important structure for brewing Japanese wine (sake), to the whole ones was increased under the optimal condition. These results indicated that the various approaches of plasma treatment according to the rice cultivation can improve the quality of brown rice.

*This work was supported by Fujitsu Client Computing Limited and JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP19H05462.

Presenters

  • Hiroshi Hashizume

    • Nagoya Univ

Authors

  • Hiroshi Hashizume

    • Nagoya Univ
  • Hidemi Kitano

    • Nagoya Univ
  • Hiroko Mizuno

    • Nagoya Univ
  • Akiko Abe

    • Nagoya Univ
  • Kaoru Sanda

    • Nagoya Univ
  • Genki Yuasa

    • Fujitsu Client Computing Limited
  • Satoe Tohno

    • Fujitsu Client Computing Limited
  • Shih-Nan Hsiao

    • Center for Low-temperature Plasma Sciences, Nagoya University, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8603, Japan.
    • Nagoya University
    • Nagoya Univ
  • Hiromasa Tanaka

    • Nagoya University
    • Nagoya Univ
  • Kenji Ishikawa

    • Nagoya Univ
    • Nagoya University
    • Nagoya University, Japan
  • Shogo Matsumoto

    • Nagoya Univ
  • Hitoshi Sakakibara

    • Nagoya Univ
  • Yoji Hirosue

    • Fujitsu Client Computing Limited
  • Masayoshi Maeshima

    • Nagoya Univ
  • Masaaki Mizuno

    • Nagoya Univ
    • Nagoya University
  • Masaru Hori

    • Nagoya Univ
    • Nagoya University
    • Center for Low-temperature Plasma Sciences, Nagoya University, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8603, Japan.