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Journal Open access Double-blind peer review

Plant and Animal Breeding

Plant and Animal Breeding (PAB) publishes double blind peer reviewed articles within all fields of Plant and Animal breeding.

DOI 10.21523/gcj4 2 online issue per year

Editor-in-Chief Dr. Naorem Singh (Genetics and Plant Breeding , College of Agriculture, CAU Imphal, Manipur India.)

Managing Editor Dr. Kalpana Bhagat ORCID (Gatha Cognition.)

Citation ratio = citations ÷ all articles published since the first issue.

About the journal

‘Plant and Animal Breeding’ (PAB) publishes double-blind peer-reviewed articles in all fields of plant and animal breeding.

The journal brings together insights, methods and techniques from conventional, molecular, physiological and biometrical–statistical analysis in plant and animal breeding.

At a glance
PublisherGatha Cognition, India
DOI prefix10.21523/gcj4
Frequency2 online issues per year, with Online First
Peer reviewDouble-blind, by three experts
LanguageEnglish
What we publish
Original Research PaperReports the results of original research.
Technical PaperA brief, complete account of a specific application of a technique (4–5 pages).
Review ArticleProgress, gaps and trends in earlier research; submitted directly or on invitation.
Book ReviewA concise review (about 500 words) of a recent book relevant to the journal.
How we publish
  • Online journal: articles are published Online First as soon as they are accepted and the proofs approved, then placed in an issue.
  • Every article gets a Crossref DOI, and CrossMark on its web page and PDF shows readers any later update.
  • No fee to submit or be reviewed, and no page or colour charges.
  • Authors choose Standard publication at no cost, or Open Access Plus (free for everyone to read, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) after acceptance.
  • We follow the guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), and every manuscript is checked for similarity.
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