期刊名称：MYCOTAXON
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Mycotaxon is a quarterly peer-reviewed jour nal exclusively devoted to all phases of the taxonomy and nomenclature of fungi (including lichens). All articles are peer-reviewed by specialists prior to acceptance. Publication is open to all persons. Papers may be in English or French. Printing is on high quality, acid-free book paper. Authors prepare their own camera-ready copy after having received critical comments from presubmission reviewers.
The journal was founded by Co-Editors Grégoire L. Hennebert and Richard P. Korf in 1974. You can view the current people serving as our journal editors and administrators, where we indicate their specific functions and also provide a list of Emeritus Editors as a historical background. There is in addition a distinguished group of mycologists who have volunteered to serve in making recommendations to ensure a future for the journal, our editorial advisory board, where we note the several functions of that Board, its current membership, and its Emeritus members.
The journal typically appears quarterly, but occasionally a fifth issue has been published during the year, such as a special "Festschrift" issue. Volumes have consisted of one, two, or three issues, depending upon the amount of material received, and since volume 3 have consisted of "at least 512 pages." Articles are accepted in English or in French, with summaries or abstracts in any language(s). From 1998 on we expect to publish no more than 4 volumes a year, and subscriptions are now on an annual basis.
Instructions to Authors
Mycotaxon is an international journal for articles on the taxonomy and nomenclature of fungi. Publication is open to everyone. The Editor-in-Chief receives publication-ready text documents and illustrations that have been reviewed prior to submission by two mycological experts. The author is responsible for providing potential peer reviewers with a full set of instructions and for preparing concise, well-formatted, error-free copy that accurately conveys the author's ideas in an economy of space.
No page charges are incurred for papers with fewer than one hundred (100) pages and containing one or fewer halftone plates per ten (10) pages of text. Excess halftones cost $40 each. (There are last-minute correction fees and modest fees for converting hard copy to digital formats, however.)
Mycotaxon submission involves three easy steps:
[1] Peer review, in which the authors send their final manuscript text and illustrations to two expert peer reviewers. (Peer reviewers return complete comments to the author and the expert review comments to the Editor-in-Chief.)
[2] Nomenclature & presubmission review , in which authors send their peer-reviewed master text clone (no graphics) to the Nomenclature Editor and, if the paper is in French, to the French Language Editor.
[3] Final submission, in which authors send all text and illustration materials together with their submission form to the Editor-in-Chief. The Editor-in-Chief, who is available to answer questions at any time, will guide the authors through final submission to publication.
Our most recent Mycotaxon Author instructions can be downloaded as a comprehensive printer-friendly PDF. (Remember to download the free Acrobat Reader when needed.) This file, which provides the most complete information on Mycotaxon requirements & submission protocols, includs a sample manuscript. Authors should also download the Word, Legend, and Table Templates formatted to fit our custom journal page size and the Submission Form to be returned to the Editor-in-Chief with all final submission materials. These files are available as individual downloads and as a complete authoring kit on our file download page.
Authors who maintain datasets for regional checklists are encouraged to submit short summaries (up to 4 pages) for publication in the print journal and to post a lengthier database online, where it can be updated and easily searched. Please read the paragraphs entitled "About checklists" in our Author instructions.
All authors should read detailed information on illustrations from our press before submitting manuscripts with figures.
Authors are expected to provide prospective reviewers with copies of the Reviewer's Guidelines and ask that the peers should return the completed comments form to both Editor-in-Chief and authors. These Guidelines are also available from the file download page.
Editorial Board
Current Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
Final decisions on all editorial matters, appoints Associate Editors
Lorelei L. Norvell (2003-ff) photo
6720 NW Skyline Boulevard
Portland, OR 97229-1309
FAX: (503) 297-3296
email: llnorvell@pnw-ms.com
- Nomenclature Editor
Accessions and checks nomenclature on all manuscripts
Shaun B. Pennycook (2005-present)
Curator, ICMP, Landcare Research
Private Bag 92 170
Auckland, New Zealand
email: Pennycooks@LandcareResearch.co.nz
- French Language Editor
Receives and edits all French language manuscripts
Cony Decock (2007-present)
BCCM/MUCL
Mycothèque de l'Université catholique de Louvain
Place Croix du Sud 3
B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
e-mail: decock@mbla.ucl.ac.be
- Index Editors
Preparing taxon indexes
Karen D. Gettelman (1996-ff)
e-mail: mycotaxon@yahoo.com
Susan C. Gruff (1982-1991, 2009-ff.)
email: scg8@cornell.edu
Robert Dirig (1991-1996, 2009-ff.)
email: red2@cornell.edu
Henning Knudsen (2009-ff.)
email: henningk@snm.ku.dk
- Book Review Editor
Receives books for review, assigns reviewers, edits reviews
Else C. Vellinga
861 Keeler Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94708
email: bookreviews@mycotaxon.com
ecvellinga@comcast.net
Current Administration
- Treasurer of the Corporation
- Business Manager
Hannes M. Maddens (2007-present)
[Subscriptions Manager 2006-2007]
P.O. Box 264
Ithaca, NY 14851-0264
e-mail: subscriptions@mycotaxon.com
- Webmaster
Noni Korf Vidal (2002-present)
email: nk11@cornell.edu
Emeritus Editors & Administrators
- Editor-in-Chief
Pavel Lizon (1998-2003)
Department of Cryptogams
Institute of Botany
Dúbravská 14
SK-843 23 BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA
e-mail: pavel.lizon@savba.sk
Jean Boise Cargill (1991-1998)
P.O. Box 57
Jefferson, NH 03583
e-mail: cargill@moose.ncia.net
- Managing Editor & English Language Editor, then Business Manager
Journal Preparation and Final Editing, Subscriptions
Richard P. Korf (1974-1991, 1991-2006, see above)
Plant Pathology Department
Cornell University
305 Plant Science Bldg.
Ithaca, NY 14853
- French Language Editor
Receives and edits all French language manuscripts
Grégoire L. Hennebert (1974-2006)
32 Rue de l'Elevage
B-1340 Ottignes--LLN, Belgium
e-mail: hennebertg@scarlet.be
- Assistant Editor, and then Associate Editor
Susan C. Gruff (1980-1986, 1986-1991)
Plant Pathology Herbarium
Cornell University
301 Plant Science Bldg.
Ithaca, NY 14853
e-mail: scg8@cornell.edu
- Consulting Editor
Pavel Lizon (2003-2005, see above)
- Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief
Pavel Lizon (1996-1998, see above)
Richard P. Korf (1998-2003, see above)
- Book Review Editors
Grégoire L. Hennebert (1974-1991, see above)
Linda M. Kohn (1991-1994)
Professor of Botany
Department of Botany
University of Toronto
3359 Mississauga Road North
Mississauga, ON, Canada L5L 1C6
e-mail: kohn@credit.erin.utoronto.ca
David S. Hibbett (1995-1997)
Department of Biology, Clark University
950 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01610-1477
e-mail: dhibbett@black.clarku.edu
Eric H. C. McKenzie (1997-1999)
Landcare Research
Private Bag 92170
Auckland, New Zealand
e-mail: MckenzieE@LandcareResearch.co.nz
David L. Hawksworth (2000-2009)
Milford House, The Mead, P.O. Box 152
Ashtead, Surrey KT21 2LZ U.K.
email: d.hawksworth@nhm.ac.uk
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