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IFC Editorial Board - 2009 - Environmental and Experimental Botany

Environmental and Experimental Botany publishes research on the physical, chemical, and biological mechanisms relating plant performance to their environment. The journal covers plant interactions with soil, water, radiation, atmosphere, and microorganisms. It seeks to compare the structural, physiological, and ecological responses of plant genotypes, ecotypes, and species assemblages to their abiotic and biotic environments. Manuscripts should be based on explicitly elaborated mechanical hypotheses. In addition to research papers, the journal publishes review articles.

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IFC Editorial Board - 2009 - Environmental and Experimental Botany

Environmental and Experimental Botany publishes research on the physical, chemical, and biological mechanisms relating plant performance to their environment. The journal covers plant interactions with soil, water, radiation, atmosphere, and microorganisms. It seeks to compare the structural, physiological, and ecological responses of plant genotypes, ecotypes, and species assemblages to their abiotic and biotic environments. Manuscripts should be based on explicitly elaborated mechanical hypotheses. In addition to research papers, the journal publishes review articles.

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Aims and Scope

Environmental and Experimental Botany (EEB) publishes research papers on the physical, chemical and biological
mechanisms and processes that relate the performance of plants to their abiotic and biotic environment. The experimental
approaches should compare structural, physiological and/or ecological responses of genotypes, ecotypes, cultivars and/or
ecological responses of genotypes, ecotypes, cultivars and/or assemblages of species.
The areas covered by the journal EEB (Environmental and Experimental Botany) include:
(1) Plant/soil interactions in the range of chemical and physical diversity, and especially the effects of heavy metals
and the phytoremediation processes
(2) Plant/water relations (drought or flood)
(3) Plant/radiation interactions (including responses to radiation from UV-B to infrared and effects on
photosynthesis)
(4) Plant/atmosphere relations (especially effects of changing carbon dioxide concentrations, ozone, extreme
temperatures, etc.)
(5) Plant/micro-organisms or plant/animal or plant/plant ineractions emphasizing the role of secondary metabolites.
The experimental approaches should compare the structural, physiological and ecological responses of genotypes, ecotypes
or assembly of species. Other models than plants are welcome if they interact with plants or provide knowledge which could
be useful for plant science. It is the same with in vitro studies when they can be extended to the whole
plant.
Each submitted manuscript should be based on an explicitly elaborated mechanical hypothesis. In addition to Research
papers, the journal offers Review articles commissioned by the Editor-in-Chief or submitted by authors.

Editor-in-Chief
Jean-Claude Kader, Paris, France. E-mail: [email protected]

Editorial Board L. MA, Florida, USA


C. ABDELLY, Hammam-Lif, Tunisia A. MASSACCI, Rome, Italy
C. ARRESE-IGOR, Pamplona, Spain B. L. McMICHAEL, Lubbock, TX, USA
J. BARCELÓ, Bellaterra, Spain S. R. PEZESHKI, Memphis, TN, USA
G.B. BEGONIA, Jackson, MS, USA L. QU, Beijing, China
J. P. BENNETT, Madison, WI, USA F. RIVAS, Salto, Uruguay
A. CALATAYUD, Valencia, Spain L. SANITA' DI TOPPI, Parma, Italy
J. F. DAT, Besançon, France H. SCHAT, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
T. A. DAY, Tempe, AZ, USA A. SELLIN, Tartu, Estonia
J. ALBENÍSIO G. DA SILVEIRA, Ceará, Brazil A. K. SHANKER, Uttar Pradesh, India
Th. A. DUECK, Wageningen, The Netherlands C. TANG, Melbourne, Vic., Australia
L.-M. FAN, Beijing, China K. TAULAVUORI, Oulu, Finland
J. L. GARCIA-HERNANDEZ, La Paz, Mexico T. J. TSCHAPLINSKI, Oak Ridge, TN, USA
D.-P. HÄDER, Erlangen, Germany I. TURKAN, Izmir, Turkey
S. P. HARDEGREE, Idaho, USA J. C. V. VU, Gainesville, FL, USA
J. HE, Singapore F. WECHSUNG, Potsdam, Germany
B. HEUER, Bet Dagan, Israel C. WEI, Beijing, China
F. R. LARHER, Rennes Cedex, France R. WISE, Oshkosh, WI, USA
J. LEIPNER, Zurich, Switzerland T. YOSHIHARA, Chiba, Japan
C. LÜTZ, Innsbruck, Austria W.-H. ZHANG, Xiangshan, Beijing, China
A. LUX, Bratislava, Slovak Republic

Publication information: Environmental and Experimental Botany (ISSN 0098-8472). For 2009, volumes 64–66 are
scheduled for publication. Subscription prices are available upon request from the Publisher or from the Elsevier
Customer Support Department nearest you or from this journal’s website (http://www.elsevier.com/locate/envexpbot).
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request. Claims for missing issues should be made within six months of the date of dispatch.

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