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The manuscripts should be submitted in electronic form in Microsoft Word, preferably rtf of doc format. In formatting the manuscripts, use double spacing and do not hyphenate words on the right margin. Manuscripts should be typed on A4-size (210 mm by 298 mm) pages, on only one side of the paper. Use 11-point Times New Roman font and leave four 25 mm margins. Number pages consecutively, beginning with the title page. All pages of text should have line numbers. Articles and reviews should not exceed 15 pages, and communications and notes should not exceed 8 pages. Section titles should be capitalized, centered and written in bold type. First-order subtitles should be typed in lower case italics boldface type, initial capital, flush left. Second order subtitles should by typed as first-order ones but they will be written on the first line of a paragraph.
Title page and subsequent pages
The title page should include the title of the manuscript, last name and name initials of the authors (separated by a space), affiliation, postal address, phone, fax and e-mail of the author to whom correspondence should be addressed. Numbered references should be placed after the last name initial of each author.
Subsequent pages will include:
- Title of the manuscript, Abstract in Spanish, Keywords, Abstract in English and Keywords.
- Text: Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion (it can appear together with the Results) and Conclusions.
- Acknowledgments (if any)
- References
- Appendix (only if necessary)
Title
It should be concise (up to 100 characters) and informative about the research work. In addition, you should provide an abbreviated title for the galley proof (up to 40 characters).
Abstract in Spanish and in English
Each abstract should not exceed 150 words. The abstract in English will include the title of the work.
Keywords
Following both Abstracts, list up to 5 words representing the content of the article. They should be typed in lower case, separated by commas; abbreviations are not allowed.
References
Citations in the text should be presented in the numerical order of the reference list. When more than one article is cited, references will be written in numerical order between round brackets.
The Reference List should include all the references cited in the text, which will be numbered after being ordered alphabetically by the last lame of the first author and they will be written as follows: a) one author; b) two authors; c) three or more authors, in chronological order within each category. Personal communications should be cited in the text only (name of person and year); they should not be included in the Reference list.
Each literature reference should include the following data (see examples below):
- Number corresponding to the reference.
- Last name and initials of authors. In the case of more than one author, they should be separated with a comma and the word “and” before the last author.
- Year of edition of the publication except the first one, e.g. 2006. 2nd ed.
- Full title of publication in its original language. In the case of a Journal article: Title of the article, name of the Journal, volume and/or number/issue, first and last page of article.
- Place of publication (country if necessary).
- Publisher
- Web references: author/s names, year, title, full URL and date on which the page was accessed.
For those authors who prepare the manuscript using a citation manager that support the CSL language (such as Zotero, Mendeley or RefWorks among others) the bibliographic style file of FAVE Sección Ciencias Agrarias is available here.
Examples:
Books
Castillo, F. E. and Castellví Sentis, F. 1996. Agrometeorología. Mundi-Prensa. Madrid. Spain. 517 p.
Chapters of book (several authors)
Carman, H.F. 1997. Agricultural Analysis Price. In: Padberg D.I., Ritson C., Albisu L.M. (eds.). Agro-food marketing. CAB International, Zaragoza, Spain. p. 51-84
Theses:
Bruld, J. J. 1990. Taxonomic relationship and photosynthetic pathways in the Cyperaceae. Ph. D. Thesis. The Australian National University. Canberra.
Journal articles:
Domestein, G.M.; Van Gogh H.; Buitealaar M.N., News J. F. M. 1983. Clinical pharmacology and pharmacokinetics of flumekine after intravenous, intramuscular and oral administration in pigeons. J. Vet. Pharmacol. Therap. 6: 281-292.
Scientific Meeting:
Carlier, M.B.; Scorveaux, B.; Jenebergh, A., Tulkens, P.M. 1987. Uptake and subcellular distribution of 4-quinolones in phagocytes. 27th. Int. Conf. Antimicrob. Agents Chemother. New York. Abstract. pp. 121
Electronic materials:
Watson, L; Dallwitz M. J. 1992 (Version: 3rd december 1996.). Grass Genera of the World. In: http://delta-intkey.com/grass. Accessed 07 March 2006.
Electronic Journal Articles:
Pinciroli, M., Sisterna M. N., Bezus R., Vidal A.A. 2003. Manchado del grano de arroz: efecto de la fertilización nitrogenada. Rev. Fac. Agron. (La Plata) 105(2): 88-96 [online] Available at:http://www.agro.unlp.edu.ar/uploads/R/Ag105_2_88_96.pdf. Accessed: 24 March 2013
Boxes
Boxes should be independently and consecutively numbered (Arabic numerals) in the order in which they appear in the text and inserted at the end of the text, each one on a separate page with clear, concise heading. The desired placement should be indicated in the text.
Illustrations (figures, diagrams, graphics, maps and photographs)
All illustrations should be independently and consecutively numbered (Arabic numerals) in the order in which they appear in the text and they should be sent in a separate file with jpg extension. .
Photographs should be at least 300 dpi (or 600 dpi if the image is a mixture of figures and text or thin lines). The name of the file should be the same as the one in the text, followed by the word “Figure” and the corresponding figure number. The legends of figures should be provided in separate files and included at the end of the text, following illustrations. The desired placement should be indicated in the text.
Chemical units, elements and compounds
Follow the International System of Units.
Abbreviations
They should be explained in a list of abbreviations.
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