Scope of Plant Trends (PT):

PT welcome submissions in the following research areas of plant science, but not limited to:

• Agricultural Biotechnology and Plant Breeding

• Agronomy and Field Crop Research

• Aquatic and Ecological Plant Biology

• Environmental and Experimental Plant Science

• Heavy Metal Toxicity and Detoxification in Plants

• Horticultural Plant Science

• Medicinal and Herbal Plant Therapeutics  

• Molecular Plant Biology  

• Plant Genetics, Transcriptomics, Proteomics, Metabolomics,

• Plant Stress Physiology

• Plant Biochemistry and Green Revolution

• Plant Phenomics, and Bioinformatics

• Plant-Microbe Interactions in Stress Tolerance

• Plant and Soil-Microbiome, Rhizosphere Microbiome Assembly 

• Plant Nano Biology, Clean Environment, and Smart Agriculture

• Plant Growth Regulators, Neurotransmitters, and Plant Stress Resilience

• Plant Biostimulants, Nutrient Efficiency and Plant Sustainability 

Type of Papers:

Plant Trends publishes the latest findings as :

• Original article

• Review article

• Editorial article

• Short communication

• Commentary

 

Why will you submit your works to Plant Trends?

Plant Trends ensures the following:

• High visibility of your published works

• A smooth and standardized peer-review process.

• A short duration from acceptance to online publication.

• An opportunity to contribute to the global plant science community.

Manuscript submission process:

PT permits online submission. PT encourage all authors to read guidelines and follow the instructions, including specific area and article types for text and illustrations given on the PT online portal. Please submit the latest findings and a well-written complete manuscript. An incomplete article with naive presentation help will not be considered for further processing. If you have additional queries regarding the submission process, please don’t hesitate to contact the editorial office at pteditorialoffice@gmail.com or pteditorialoffice@bsmiab.org

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