List of Editors and Notes for Authors
The journal is administered through two editorial centers situated in Colombia (at CIPAV, Cali) and in Vietnam (University of Agriculture and Forestry, Ho Chi Min City) with participation from country collaborators all over the world.
| Adolfo Cardozo Venezuela |
acardozo@dino.conicit.ve |
| Alvaro Ocampo Colombia |
eaocampo@itecs5.telecom-co.net |
| Andrew W Speedy UK |
Andrew.Speedy@Plant-Sciences.Oxford.ac.uk |
| Anil Gupta India |
anilg@iimahd.ernet.in |
| Bo Göhl Zimbabwe |
fspzim@harare.iafrica.com |
| Bob E Ørskov UK |
ero@rowett.sari.ac.uk |
| Chedley Kayouli Tunisia |
101763.2164@compuserve.com |
| Enrique Murgueitio Colombia |
cipav@cali.cetcol.net.co |
| Frands Dolberg Denmark |
frands@po.ia.dk |
| Frik Sundstol Norway |
frik.sundstol@noragric.nlh.no |
| Gordon King Canada |
gking@aps.uoguelph.ca |
| Héctor Osorio Colombia |
cipav@cali.cetcol.net.co |
| Jaques Hardouin Belgium |
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| Jorge Combellas Venezuela |
nandara@dino.conicit.ve |
| Julio Ly Cuba |
iip00@ceniai.cu |
| M J Obwolo Zimbabwe |
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| Margaret Gill UK |
nri@ukc.ac.uk |
| Paulo Machado Brazil |
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| René Sansoucy Italy |
rene.sansoucy@fao.org |
| Ron A Leng Australia |
rleng@metz.une.edu.au |
| Steven D. Lukefahr USA |
S-Lukefahr@taiu.edu |
| T R Preston Colombia-Vietnam |
thomas%preston%sarec%ifs.plants@ox.ac.uk |
| Vilda Figueroa Cuba |
iip00@ceniai.cu |
The Chief Editor coordinates technical editing now from Vietnam (T R Preston, Finca Ecologica, University of Agriculture and Forestry, Thu Duc, Ho Chi Minh city) with assistance from the Editorial Committee and other "on-line" advisers.
Papers should be sent, preferably by E-mail, to one of the above members of the editorial board, or directly to:
thomas%preston%sarec%ifs.plants@ox.ac.uk
or on diskette to the above address. If acknowledgement is not received within one week (in the case of E-mail) then authors should send a reminder to the Chief Editor with details of the file names and dates sent. The papers can be written with the aid of any of the principal word processing software programs and if sent as e-mail should be as "compressed and UUENCODED" files (or as Aattachments if the mailer software supports this option).
The principle tools for publishing the journal are now Microsoft Office (MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint) and Corel Office (Word Perfect 7). Therefore these are the preferred formats for receiving papers, however, we can handle most popular word processing formats.
Authors should examine carefully recent papers in the journal and follow the style currently in use. Where possible, please always supply the original spreadsheets and data which were used to produce graphics in the papers, since this allows us to produce a uniform look and maintain the quality of the finished journal. Likewise, if you have tabulated data in your paper, please format it using a table, and not tabs and spaces since tables are very well supported in HTML format. References should be set up with minimum punctuation but maximum detail of the actual citation. Abbreviations of journal titles should not be used.