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Seminars / Symposia / Workshops Naveen Kumar, P.G and Shaik Mohammad 2007. Farming Systems approach – A way towards organic farming. Paper presented at the National symposium on integrated farming systems and its role towards livelihood improvement. Jaipur, 26 – 28 October 2007. pp.43-46 Proceedings of Seminars / Symposia Bind, M and Howden, M. 2004. Challenges and opportunities for cropping systems in a changing climate. Proceedings of International crop science congress. Brisbane –Australia. 26 September – 1 October 2004. pp. 52-54 (www.cropscience 2004.com 03-11-2004) Tables and Graphs : The data in tables should not be duplicated in graphs and vice versa. Mean data for main treatment effects should be presented with appropriate SE± and CD values wherever necessary. The 2 or 3 way tables should be furnished only if the results are consistent over years and are distinguished to have consideration of significant practical value. SE± and CD values however, should be furnished in the tables for all interactions and should be explained in the results and discussion. The treatments should be mentioned atleast in short forms if they are lengthy, but not abbreviated as T 1 , T 2 and T 3 etc. The weights and measures should be given in the metric system following the latest units eg. kg ha -1 , kg ha –1 cm, mg g -1 , ds m -1 , g m -3 , C mol kg -1 etc. Typing : Note : The article should be typed in 12 pt font on A 4 size paper leaving a margin of 5 cm on all sides. There should be a single line space between the rows in abstract and double line in rest. Check up the manuscript thoroughly for errors before submitting it for publication. Latest issue of the Journal may be consulted. Further details can be obtained from the book “Editors style Manual, edn 4. American Institute of Biological Sciences, Washington DC”. Website : www.angrau.net ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSIDERATION OF PUBLICATION OF ARTICLES 1. Research of not less than 2 years and of high standard will be considered as full length paper. If necessary, it will be considered for short communication. 2. Research of one year should be submitted in the style and format of short communication. 3. The total number of pages should not exceed 10 for full paper and 5 pages for short communication including tables and figures. The figures should be legible. 4. Old research which terminated 5 years before the date of submission will not be considered. 5. All the authors should subscribe for the Journal 6. The manuscript should be submitted in triplicate as per the guidelines of the Journal to The Dean of Post Graduate Studies and Editor, The Journal of Research ANGRAU, Administrative Office, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad – 500 030. 7. The manuscript should accompany the declaration certificate and subscription enrolment form. 8. The authors should accept the editorial / referees comments until the quality of the paper is improved. 9. The revised manuscript should be submitted in duplicate along with a compact disk. REVIEW PROCESS The articles will be initially screened by the editors. It will be sent to an expert for peer review only if it contains adequate original information and is prepared as per the guidelines. The author, then, may also be asked to revise it if the expert desires. After getting the article suitably revised and edited, it will be placed before the editor for a final decision. The accepted article will be finally checked for language and grammar by the English editor before being sent to the press. The decision however to publish the paper lies with the editor. Any article which is not able to meet the expected standard or is not prepared in conformity with guidelines will be rejected without assigning any reason.
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J.Res. ANGRAU 39(1&2)1-5, 2011 CHAR
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CHARACTERIZATION AND CLASSIFICATION
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CHARACTERIZATION AND CLASSIFICATION
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SCREENING OF YEAST ISOLATES AND PRO
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SCREENING OF YEAST ISOLATES AND PRO
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HETEROSIS FOR YIELD AND YIELD ATTRI
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