期刊名称：JOURNAL OF ESSENTIAL OIL BEARING PLANTS
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
The Journal of Essential Oil Bearing Plants (JEOBP) was started by late Mr. Har Krishan Lal Bhalla in 1998 for promotion and utilization of essential oil bearing plants, and sharing the international research experiences in this field. The aim of the journal is to benefit to all who have interest in essential oil-bearing plants. It is a subscribed and peer-reviewed journal. Now 6 issues per year are published and are also available online.
Instructions to Authors
Editorial Policy :JEOBP invites full research papers and short reports describing original experimental results, and review articles in the areas of cultivation, processing, chemistry and application / utilization of essential oil bearing plants. The publisher will not be responsible for any illegal work, wrong statement in papers or any other events related to publication. Such responsibility will lie solely with the authors.
Submission of Manuscripts:All manuscript (one original and two double sided copies) together with a covering letter from the author of correspondence should be submitted to the Managing Editor.
Arvinder Singh Bhalla
3/14/2, Prem Nagar, P.O. Prem Nagar
Dehra Dun-248007 (Uttaranchal) India.
jeobp@yahoo.co.in> or <jeobp@rediffmail.com>
Author can also submit their manuscripts by e-mail. English is the official language of the journal. Research papers representing original research not previously published and not being considered for publication elsewhere only should be submitted. Manuscript must accompany a declaration from the corresponding author that the manuscript is submitted on behalf of all authors. Copy right belongs to the publisher upon acceptance of the manuscript.
There is no page charges. Rejected manuscript will not be returned to the authors. Submission of a manuscript signifies acceptance of journal’s Guidelines for authors.
Preparation of Manuscripts: Manuscripts must be typed double spaced throughout text and references on A-4 size paper and submitted in triplicate, one original (one sided) and two copies (double sided). Title of the manuscript should be as brief as possible and typed on a separate page with affiliation and addresses of all the authors, including corresponding author with an asterisk. The fax and e-mail number of the corresponding author should be provided as a foot note on the title page. The subject matter of the paper should be arranged in the following order under short headings. Abstract, Key words, Introduction, Experimental, Results and Discussion. The abstract (maximum 300 words) should be an intelligent summary of purpose, methods, results and conclusion, without the use of references followed by 4-10 key words. The experimental section should contain sufficient detail so that others are able to reproduce the experiment(s). Previously reported method should be referenced only. Results and Discussion section should discuss the salient point of the observation with critical interpretation. References should be cited in the text by Arabic superscripts and should be arranged consecutively in the list of references according to the numbers in the text. The list of references should be on separate page. Authors bear the complete responsibility for the accuracy of the references. The following examples illustrate the format for reference:
Pande, C. and Mathela, C.S. (2000). Chemical composition of the leaf oil of Juniperus communis L. from the Kumaon region. J. Essential oil Bearing Plants. 3(3): 135-138.
Kaur, S., Dayal, R., Varshney, V.K. and Bartley, J. P. (2001). GC-MS analysis of essential oils of heartwood and resin of shore robusta. Planta Med. 67: 883-886.
Adams, R.P. (1991). Cedar wood oil-analysis and properties in: Modern Methods of Plant Analysis- oils and waxes. Linsking H.F and Jackson, J.E.(eds.) Springer Verlag, Lernin,? pp.
Adams, R.P. (1995). Identification of Essential Oil Components by Gas Chromato- graphy/Mass Spectroscopy. Allured Publishing Co. Carol Stream, Illinois.
If reference is made to papers submitted or in press, authors are requested to enclose a copy of manuscript or galley proof. References to unpublished personal communication should be avoided.
Tables and figures, if any, should be on separate pages and must be referred to in the text by Arabic numerals and must have a title. Indicate footnotes within tables by superscript small letters, and type footnotes below the table. Structural formulas, if any, should be prepared using Chem Drawâ or similar programs. Abbreviations should generally be used sparingly. Use the metric system for all measurements, if possible. Metric abbreviations should be expressed in lower case without period e.g. cm. ml. s.
While documenting plants and plants materials, correct botanical nomenclature should be used. Plant name should be underlined or italic followed by author of this name and the plant family. Indicate who identified the plant material. The manuscript must include reference to voucher specimens of the plants or the material examined including their registration number(s). Such specimens should be deposited in a major regional herbarium which permits loan of such material.
Nomenclature used should be based on the systematic rules adopted by IUPAC (Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry. Parts. A.B & C. Pergaman Press 1979). Chemical Abstracts (Index Guide Vol. 76). Ring index and Supplements (American Chemical Society. 1959-1965) etc. Trivial names should be avoided unless they are definitely advantageous over the corresponding systematic names.
Shorts reports should be concise reports on new specific results of general interest. The material of the short report should contain a short abstract (maximum 100 words): no key words: introduction, brief experimental details: results and discussion (all are without headlines): references (headline).
A brief acknowledgement should be given after text and before reference.
General Information: While submitting the manuscripts electronically. two paper versions of both text and figures, in addition to the electronic files, must be submitted. in case of doubt the paper version is given the higher priority. The corresponding author is requested to provide a signed declaration that the paper and electronic version are identical. The name with designation and contact address including email address of two reviewers must be submitted with the manuscript on a separate sheet. The publisher will not be responsible for any illegal work. Wrong statement in paper or any other events related to publication. Such responsibility will entirely lie with the authors.
Proofs will be sent to the author responsible for correspondence for checking of printing errors. An e-copy (PDF file) of the published article will be sent and one complementary copy of the issue in which the article appear will also be supplied free of charge to the corresponding author. The hard copy will be shipped after Publication of the journal issue.
Editorial Board
EDITORS AND EDITORIAL BOARD
Hony. Chief Editor
Prof. C.S. Mathela
Chemistry Department, Kumaon University,
D.S.B. Campus Nainital-263002 (INDIA)
e-mail: mathelacs@rediffmail.com
Managing Editor
Arvinder Singh Bhalla
7/1/2C, Prem Nagar, P.O. Prem Nagar, Dehradun- 248007 (INDIA)
e-mail: jeobp@yahoo.co.in, jeobp@rediffmail.com
EDITORIAL BOARD
Prof. E.A. Aboutable
Cairo University (Egypt)
Prof. Mitsuo Miyazawa
Kinki University, Osaka (Japan)
Prof. Chlodwig M. FRANZ
University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna
Vienna (Austria)
Prof. J.C. Chalchat
University Blaise Pascal de clermont
63177 Aubiere Cedex (France)
Prof. C. Menut
Universite Montpellier II, (France)
Prof. Jose Guilherme Maia
DEQAL - UFPA, Belem, PA, (Brazil)
Prof. Gerhard Buchbauer
University of Vienna, (Austria)
Prof. Naoharu Watanabe
Shizuoka University (Japan)
Prof. Victor David
Univ. of Bucharest (Romania)
Dr. Leopold Jirovetz
University of Vienna (Austria)
Prof. Pat Sandra
Research Institute of Chromatography
Kennedypark 20, 8500 Kortrijk (Belgium)
Dr. Jorge A. Pino
Instituto de Investigaciones para la
La Habana 19200 (Cuba)
Prof. William N. Setzer
University of Alabama in Huntsville
Huntsville, AL 35899 (USA)
Prof. Fatemeh Sefidkon
Res. Inst. of Forests and Rangelands
Tehran (Iran)
Dr. Gopal Rao Mallavarapu
Flat 101, Govind Mansion, No. 32, 8th Main,
11th Cross, Malleswaram, Bangalore (India)
Prof. Jeno Bernath
Corvinus University of Budapest
Budapest (Hungary)
Prof. Farid CHEMAT
Université d’Avignon
Avignon (France)
Dr. Chandi C. Rath
North Orrisa University
Takatpur, Baripada, Orrisa (India)
Prof. Zrira Saadia
Institut Agronomique et Veterinaire
Hassan II, Rabat (Morocco)
Prof. Giuseppe Alonzo
Univ. degli studi di Palermo
Palermo (Italy)
Prof. N.Y. Osee Muyima
University of Fort Hare
Alice (South Africa)
Prof. M. Ali
Jamia Hamdard (Hamdard University)
New Delhi (India)
Prof. Mehmet Musa ÖZCAN
Selcuk University
Konya (Turkey)
Dr. Danuta Kalemba
Inst. of General Food Chemistry
Technical Univ. Lodg (Poland)
Dr. Igor Jerkovic
University of Split, 21000 Split
(Croatia)
Prof. Reza Omidbaigi
Tarbiat Modarres University
Tehran (Iran)
Prof. Gurdip Singh
DDU, Gorakhpur University
Gorakhpur (India)
Dr. Lee Seong Wei
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu
Terengganu (Malaysia)
Dr. Nebojsa Simic
Norwegian University of Science
and Technology, Trondheim (Norway)
Dr. V.K. Varshney
Forest Research Institute
Dehra Dun (India)
Prof. Bruno Marongiu
Università degli Studi di Cagliari
Monserrato (Cagliari), Italy
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