TOBISA Manabu

写真a

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Faculty of Agriculture Region of Animal and Plant Biosciences

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Professor

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  • 博士(農学) ( 1999.3   九州大学 )

  • 農学修士 ( 1994.3   九州大学 )

  • 農学士 ( 1992.3   琉球大学 )

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  • Life Science / Animal production science

 

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  • Does the Slope Aspect Really Affect the Soil Chemical Properties, Growth and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Colonization of Centipedegrass in a Hill Pasture? Reviewed

    Manabu Tobisa, Yoshinori Uchida and Yoshinori Ikeda

    Grasses   4 ( 3 )   1 - 19   2025.7

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    DOI: 10.3390/grasses4030030

  • Yield, Growth Characteristics, and Forage Quality of Amaranth and Conventional Small-Grain Crops as Forage in Southern Kyushu Reviewed

    Zixuan Zhong, Mitsuhiro Niimi, Manabu Tobisa, Sachiko Idota, and Yasuyuki Ishii

    International Journal of Agronomy   2024 ( 1 )   1 - 16   2024.12

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    Amaranth (Amaranthus hypochondriacus) is a potential C<inf>4</inf> food and forage crop with high yield and quality, which is expected to improve quality forage supply in southern Kyushu region. However, the use of amaranth as a forage crop is limited in southern Kyushu, Japan. Amaranth was seeded in early May 2020 and 2022 to test its adaptability, yield, and forage quality. These characteristics were compared with those of four typical small-grained forage species that is foxtail millet (Setaria italica), Japanese barnyard millet (Echinochloa esculenta), proso millet (Panicum miliaceum), and forage sorghum (Sorghum bicolor). In both years, the highest yield and the rate of crop growth were observed in the first harvest plants in the amaranth. In addition, amaranth also had the highest in vitro​ dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) and crude protein (CP) content in addition to the lowest neutral detergent fiber (NDF) content in 2020. Both IVDMD and CP content were lower in 2022, due to the fact that the crops were more mature at harvest, although NDF content was the lowest. Among small-grained forage plants, forage sorghum had the second highest yield after amaranth and the highest IVDMD in first-cut plants. The amaranth crop was extensively damaged in 2020, when 31.7% of the crop was lodged by a strong wind from typhoon No. 5. Compared to conventional small grain forage species, amaranth has the potential for high forage yields and quality. However, protecting amaranth plants from typhoon damage requires further study.

    DOI: 10.1155/ioa/3164854

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  • Sowing Rates and Methods Affect Yield and Forage Quality of American Jointvetch in the Southwestern Area of Japan Reviewed

    Tobisa M., Nakano Y.

    Agronomy   14 ( 12 )   2024.12

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    This research aimed to assess how different sowing methods and seeding rates influenced the growth, yield characteristics, and forage nutritional value for establishing American jointvetch, a tropical forage legume known for its high productivity and quality, in grasslands in southwestern Japan. The experimental treatments involved two sowing methods, row sowing (RS) and broadcast sowing (BS), and combinations of four different seeding rates (SR, 5, 10, 20, or 30 kg ha−1). The sowing methods affected dry matter yield (DMY): BS resulted in higher DMY (11.3 vs. 8.7 t DM ha−1) and leaf area index (LAI, 7.2 vs. 5.3) than RS, respectively. However, in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) and crude protein (CP) concentrations were not influenced by the sowing methods. The SR affected LAI, particularly RS, and LAI increased with increasing SR. Contrary to expectations, SR did not affect DMY, IVDMD, CP, digestible DMY, or CP yield. The findings of this investigation indicate that broadcast sowing is the superior method for planting, and even when using a reduced seeding rate of 5 kg ha−1 of seed-in-pod, there was no significant impact on the yield or forage quality of American jointvetch under the conditions examined in this study. This information will contribute to the proper management of its cultivation to ensure higher productivity for use as livestock fodder.

    DOI: 10.3390/agronomy14122963

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  • Effects of Establishment on Growth, Yield, and Silage Qualities of Amaranth in Typhoon-Prone Southern Kyushu, Japan Reviewed

    Zhong Z., Niimi M., Tobisa M., Idota S., Ishii Y.

    Agriculture (Switzerland)   14 ( 8 )   2024.8

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    Amaranth (Amaranthus hypochondriacus L.) is a potential forage crop with a high yield and crude protein (CP) content; however, establishment methods need to improve for the crop to be less sensitive to typhoons. Optimal establishment, cultivation, and utilization in amaranth were examined in a variety of seasons and methods of establishment in 2021–2023. Four methods were examined: (1) direct seeding in rows, (2) direct seeding in spots, (3) soil seed balls, and (4) transplant pretreatment methods under a randomized blocked design (n = 3). Sowings every month from April to August were applied only in 2021, while establishments in April, May, and August with both pretreatment methods were applied in 2022 and 2023. The establishment in August successfully escaped damage from typhoons. The direct seeding of either rows or spots showed marginal success in establishment compared to stable establishment in pretreatment methods. In 2022 and 2023, the highest yield and CP content were achieved in soil seed balls plots in April and in both pretreated plots sown in August, respectively. The quality of silage fermentation showed a high pH, ranging from 4.52 to 6.39, due to the high CP content in 7.59–18.36% dry matter (DM). Sowing in April or August established with soil seed balls can avoid typhoon damage to have stable forage yields and can be processed with a favorable quality of amaranth silage in the region.

    DOI: 10.3390/agriculture14081364

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  • Effect of Defoliation on Growth, Yield and Forage Quality in Maize, as a Simulation of the Impact of Fall Armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) Reviewed

    Tashiro K., Ishitani M., Murai S., Niimi M., Tobisa M., Idota S., Adachi-Hagimori T., Ishii Y.

    AgriEngineering   6 ( 2 )   1847 - 1858   2024.6

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    This study assesses the impact of defoliation applied to three developmental stages across three cropping seasons from 2021 to 2023 on growth, yield and forage quality in maize. The experimental design included three treatments: defoliation of three expanded leaves at the 3rd–4th leaf stage (DF1), the 5th–6th expanded leaves by leaf punch (DF2) and expanding leaves with the DF2 treatment (DF3) at the 6th–7th leaf stages, compared with no defoliation (control). Over three years, the most significant decrease in dry matter (DM) yield occurred in DF1 during spring sowing, while in summer sowing, the largest reduction was in DF3, both of which were correlated with changes in the number of grains per ear. The DM yields at harvest were positively correlated with plant leaf areas at the silking stage. The digestibility of forage in in vitro DM decreased concomitantly with an increase in acid detergent fiber content, indicating a decrease in forage quality. Given the frequent severe damage observed in summer sown maize and the detrimental effects of early growth stage leaf feeding on quality and quantity of spring sown maize, the application of registered insecticides is advised to reduce pest damage to maize crops.

    DOI: 10.3390/agriengineering6020107

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  • 草地科学シリーズ 3 草類遺伝資源の保全と活用

    赤坂舞子ほか42名著 小倉振一郎,飛佐 学,野中和久,山本嘉人(責任編集)日本草地学会編( Role: Joint editor)

    株式会社養賢堂  2024.7 

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  • 作物学

    今井 勝・平沢 正 他41名( Role: Joint author)

    文永堂出版  2013.11 

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  • 湿地環境と作物−環境と調和した作物生産をめざして−(共著)

    坂上潤一・中園幹生・島村 聡・伊藤 治・石澤公明 編 浅川 晋他39名著( Role: Joint author)

    養賢堂  2010.2 

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  • "jointly worked" Field and Laboratory Methods for Grassland Science

    Japanese Society of Grassland Science( Role: Joint author)

    Japan Livestock Technology Association  2004.3 

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  • "jointly worked" Tropical Pasture Science.

    Yasuhiro Kawamoto, Yoshimi Imura, Manabu Tobisa, Seijun Kikuchi( Role: Joint translator)

    Japan Livestock Technology Association  1999.3 

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  • 飼料イネと混作できるマメ科牧草ファジービーンの可能性

    飛佐 学

    現代農業   88 ( 7 )   276 - 277   2009.7

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    Language:Japanese   Publishing type:Article, review, commentary, editorial, etc. (trade magazine, newspaper, online media)   Publisher:社団法人 農山漁村文化協会  

  • "jointly worked" Establishment of the Good Quality Roughage Production in the Drained Paddy Field -Evaluation of cultivation method of the mixed cropping of tropical forage legumes and gramineous forage crops-

    Manabu Tobisa, Kaoru Okano

    Final Reports for Research Grants for Meat and Meat Products   22   174 - 179   2004.12

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  • "jointly worked" Establishment of the Good Quality Roughage Production in the Drained Paddy Field -Evaluation of cultivation and feeding value of tropical forage legumes-

    Manabu Tobisa, Kaoru Okano

    Final Reports for Research Grants for Meat and Meat Products   21   175 - 181   2003.12

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  • "jointly worked" Establishment of the Good Quality Roughage Production in the Drained Paddy Field

    Manabu Tobisa, Yutaka Nakano, Kaoru Okano, Masataka Shimojo, Yasuhisa Masuda

    Final Reports for Research Grants for Meat and Meat Products   20   175 - 180   2002.12

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  • (共著)オリゴ糖によるラット盲腸内容物の性状変化

    共著者:岩田英稔,安東竜一,大串 淳,山下智江,飛佐 学,山本幹男,古瀬充宏

    畜産の研究,56巻4号,494-500頁   56 ( 4 )   494 - 500   2002.4

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  • 日本草地学会研究奨励賞

    2002.9   日本草地学会  

    飛佐 学

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    Award type:Award from Japanese society, conference, symposium, etc.  Country:Japan

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  • 放牧利用可能な暖地型マメ科牧草種の選定と放牧利用法の検討

    Grant number:17780201  2005.04 - 2008.03

    科学研究費補助金  若手研究(B)

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    南九州地域で栽培利用可能な暖地型マメ科牧草の検索と利用法の検討

  • 暖地型マメ科牧草の耐湿性機構解明並びに水田を活用した良質粗飼料生産基盤の確立

    Grant number:14760173  2002.04 - 2004.03

    科学研究費補助金  若手研究(B)

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    暖地型マメ科牧草の耐湿性機構の解明のための基礎的研究並びに水田を活用した良質粗飼料生産基盤の確立のための栽培管理利用法の検討

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