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toejam

Member Since 04 Feb 2009
Offline Last Active Apr 07 2013 05:57 PM
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#150778 Where's the Panda?

Posted casandra on 21 February 2013 - 01:17 PM

In honour of bioforum’s change of avatar, we can’t help but ask- so where’s the Panda now? :P

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I guess.......still hanging....:lol:...


#141089 using italics

Posted casandra on 10 September 2012 - 09:57 AM

And this is in the set of  "Instructions for Authors", Plant Physiology journal:

Nomenclature. In the abstract, at first mention in the text, and in "Materials and Methods," include complete botanical names (genus, species, and, when appropriate, cultivar) for all experimental plants. Do NOT use the genus name alone, unless that is the accepted common name. Identify algae and microorganisms by a collection number or that of a comparable listing. Following first mentions, generic names should be abbreviated to the initial, except when confusion could arise by reference to genera with the same initial. Common names can be used after first mention. When the genus name is the accepted common name, the name should be in lowercase, roman type. Arabidopsis (no italics) is an accepted common name for A. thaliana.

@tj: you can definitely argue your point but in the end, you better just follow your reviewer"s suggestion....make your life easier...Posted Image


#96641 Just because it's interesting

Posted hobglobin on 04 January 2011 - 12:56 PM

Scientists Turn Tequila into Diamonds...a Mexican dream?  ;)

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