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INSTRUCTION FOR AUTHORS
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- Manuscript:
Style - all main headings (introduction,
materials and methods, results, discussion and references) should be
upper case letters in bold and centered. All sub-headings should be
italicized and left indented.
References and Citations – Use the examples
below as guideline for manuscripts for submission to JEMREST.:
Anoruo, A.O. and J.I. Blake. 1997. Variation in guard cell size,
interstomatal spacing and stomatal frequency in longleaf pine along
latitudinal and longitudinal gradients. Journal of Sustainable
Forestry 5:169-178. (example of journal
article citation)
Hopkins, W.G.
1999. Introduction to Plant Physiology. John Wiley and Sons, Inc. New York (example of book citation)
Goltsova, N.J.
and G.P. Berlyn. 1996. Effects of radiation on forests. In: Majumdar,
S.K., E.W. Miller, and F.J. Brenner (1996). Forest
- A Global Perspective. The Pennsylvania
Academy of
Sciences. 286-304. (example of book
chapter citation)
Preparation – Manuscripts for
publication in JEMREST. must be written on clean white 8.5” X
11” bond paper. A one-inch margin must be allowed on all four
sides of the paper. All tables, figures, illustrations, etc. must be
camera ready i.e. they must be cleanly typed or artistically prepared
so that they can be used either exactly as they are or else cropped
and scaled for reduction in size. Manuscripts must be submitted in
final form on printed format (hard copy) and electronic format in
Microsoft Word saved as word document and/or rich text. Manuscripts
with ancillary materials will not be accepted for review.
Length – The length of each article,
including references must be no less than five pages. Manuscript
shorter than five pages will be reviewed as short communication and if
accepted, it will be published as such.
Grammar, punctuation, inconsistencies and spelling
– Your are responsible for preparing a clearly written
manuscript of your work in scholarly English, without errors of
grammar, punctuation, spelling or inconsistencies in text citation,
abbreviations, terminology, statistics, numerical data and arithmetic
calculations. Neither the Editor nor the Publisher is responsible for
these errors if they occur. Your will read and revise the proofs of
your article for the purpose of detecting printer’s errors. Any
additional costs incurred as a result of corrections and alterations that
are not attributable to printing error but are additions to the proof
will be charged to the author.
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