Author Guidelines
Full guidelines for preparing your manuscript for submission are available at: http://physiologiaplantarum.org/instructions-for-manuscrip/
Article Types
Original Research – Hypothesis-driven research in one of the subject areas covered by the journal
Review – Timely, topical reviews of the most recent developments in plant sciences
Minireview – Short, timely, topical reviews of the most recent developments in plant sciences
Short Communication – Novel, exciting, solidly underpinned research with a clear but succinct message
Resource Article – Data-driven articles based on a solid biological question
Technical Advance – Technical focus providing clear information on a technique or set of techniques
Viewpoint – Authors' perspective on a particular issue
Further information on all these types of manuscript is provided here
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- About Topics
- Development, growth and differentiation
- Plant Nutrition
- Photobiology, photosynthesis and primary metabolism
- Metabolism and abiotic stress biology
- Plant ecophysiology and climate
- Computational biology and data-driven resources
- Smart agronomy (Crop improvement; Biostimulants & biofertilizers; Precision agriculture)
Physiologia Plantarum works together with Plant-Environment Interactions, a Wiley open access journal, to enable rapid publication of good quality research. Plant-Environment Interactions aims to deliver progress in the plant and environmental sciences by publishing good quality research that builds on our understanding of plants and their environment, but is not necessarily novel. If unsuccessful in Physiologia Plantarum, authors will be offered the option of having their paper, along with any related peer reviews, automatically transferred to Plant-Environment Interactions for consideration.