Toshitaro Morinaga

Toshitaro Morinaga (もりながとしたろう, from September 13, 1895 to January 25, 1980) is a Japanese agriculturist.

I am from Toyama. Tokyo Imperial UniversityDepartment of agricultureI am a graduate. 1926 nine states a year empire university professors. Mayor of 1946 Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry agricultural experimental station, 1950 Tokyo University PH.D, Agriculture. Manager 1954 farming technique study. It is the chief editor in Investigation Committee for agriculture history (Chairperson Seiichi Tohata) from 1950. I win Japanese Academy award in a cytogenetic study of Brassica and the rice genus in 1955. Professor emeritus at Kyushu University. ^[1]

Book

• "農学考" 養賢堂 1951
• "Japanese rice improvement historical sketch" 養賢堂 1957

Co-edited book

• "Japanese history Hirotaro Ando of the rice", Kunio Yanagida co-edited book Tsukama library 1969
• All 21 "Kyoho Genbun countries product book collection" Takeshi Yasuda co-edited book science study 1985 - 2003
• It is Takeshi Yasuda co-edited book work Nippon Agricultural Res. Inst. 1986 from farm products Kyoho, Genbun countries product book of various feudal clans in the middle of Edo era"

Note

1. ^ Japanese Nagoya University encyclopedia

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