@article{oai:repository.naro.go.jp:00007166,
 author = {中谷, 誠 and NAKATANI, Makoto and 田中, 勝 and TANAKA, Masaru and 熊谷, 亨 and KUMAGAI, Toru and 田宮, 誠司 and TAMIYA, Seiji and 中山, 博貴 and NAKAYAMA, Hiroki and 片山, 健二 and KATAYAMA, Kenji and 長峰, 司 and NAGAMINE, Tsukasa and Joko, Restuono and Joko, Restuono and Minantyorini and Minantyorini and Ida, Hanarida and Ida, Hanarida and M. Jusuf, Yakub and M. Jusuf, Yakub},
 journal = {植物遺伝資源探索導入調査報告書, Annual Report on Exploration and Introduction of Plant Genetic Resources},
 month = {Nov},
 note = {Indonesia is generally regarded as the secondary center of sweetpotato (Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam.) genetic diversity. However, the whole aspect of sweetpotato genetic diversity in Indonesia is not clear. There remain several areas where sweetpotato genetic resources were not explored in this country. To contribute to the understanding of the whole aspect of sweetpotato genetic diversity and the establishment of on farm (or in situ ) conservation strategies of sweetpotato genetic resources in Indonesia, Indonesia Center for Food Crops Research and Development (ICFORD formerly CRIFC) and National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences (NIAS : Japan) agreed joint project of exploration and analysis of sweetpotato genetic resources in Indonesia for three yeas in 2001. According to this agreement, we explored sweetpotato genetic resources in Nusa Tenggara Islands (Lesser Sunda Islands) including Bali Island (Bali Province), Lombok and Sumbawa Islands (West Nusa Tenggara Province) and Sumba Island (East Nusa Tenggara Province) in March and July, 2001. One hundred thirty four accessions from Bali, 23 from Sumbawa, 51 from Lombok and 83 from Sumba were collected in 2001. In July, 2002 a exploration was done in North Sulawesi Province including the main island, Bunaken Island and Sangihe Island. South Sulawesi Province was also explored. We collected 80 accessions from North Sulawesi and 52 from South Sulawesi. In June, 2003, South East Sulawesi Province including main island, Muna Island and Buton Island was explored. We collected 109 accessions from this area. These accessions collected were conserved in IABIOGRI (Bogor), ILETRI (Malang) and each collection province. Their genomic DNA were extracted for the molecular analysis of genetic relationship which would be carried out in Japan.},
 pages = {181--213},
 title = {インドネシアにおけるサツマイモ遺伝資源の共同調査 (2001年～2003年)},
 volume = {20},
 year = {2004},
 yomi = {ナカタニ, マコト and タナカ, マサル and クマガイ, トオル and タミヤ, セイジ and ナカヤマ, ヒロキ and カタヤマ, ケンジ and ナガミネ, ツカサ}
}