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Journal of Applied Sciences & Environmental Management
Instructions to authors..../ Instructions aux auteurs....
Journal of Applied Sciences & Environmental Management
is an International Journal published in association with World
Bank assisted Nationally Coordinated Research Programmes, (NCRP),
Faculty of Science, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
Instructions to Authors
1. General
Manuscripts must be in English and
must not exceed eight pages, including figures, tables,
and reference. Manuscripts must be typed only on one side
with double space on A4 white paper.
2. Types Of Contributions
Original research papers; review
articles; case studies; short communications; reports of
conferences and meetings: book reviews, forthcoming meetings:
Advertisements.
3. Copyright
Submission of a manuscript implies that
the work described has not been published before (except in the
form of an abstract or as part of a public lecture, review or
thesis); that it is not under consideration for publication
elsewhere; that its publication has been approved by all
co-authors, if any, as well as by the authorities at the
institute where the work has been carried out; that, if and when
the manuscript is accepted for publication, the authors agree to
automatic transfer of the copyright to the publisher; that the
manuscript will not be published elsewhere in any language
without the consent of the copyright holders.
4. Submission
The original typescript, original or
very clean copies of photographs or line drawings and two
complete copies of each should be sent to:
The Editor, Dr. M. Horsfall Jnr
Journal of Applied Science &
Environmental
Management, (JASEM), C/O
Department of Pure and Industrial Chemistry, Faculty of Science
University of Port Harcourt, PMB
5323,
Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
E-mail: [email protected]
5. Handling Charges
There are no handling charges.
6. Organisation of Manuscript
It is preferred to have the manuscript
organized under the following headings. Do not submit a
manuscript which includes any other section Boldface type is
preferred for headings A, B, D, F, G, H and I, italic type is
preferred for heading C and H.
A. Title: use lower caption
capitalizing letter of nouns and pronouns.
B. Author(s) Name: use all
capitals
C. Author(s) Address: use all
italics
D. Abstract: Should not exceed
250 words capitalizing on ABSTRACT.
E. INTRODUCTION: Do not use a
section heading. Two or three paragraphs that concentrate on the
relevance of the study to physical, chemical, biological and
toxicology suffice for this section.
F. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Do not
use subheadings. Do not underline: use all capitals for the
section heading. Use italics for subheadings it will avoidable.
G. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: Do not
use subheadings. Do not underline: use all capitals for the
section heading.
H. Acknowledgements: This
should appear as a separate paragraph two spaces below the last
paragraph of the text. Acknowledgements should be limited to six
lines.
I. REFERENCES: Use all capital
for this section heading. References are single-spaced and appear
in alphabetical order. All papers cited in the text should be
given in parentheses, e.g., Child, 1941; Godwin and Cohen, 1969;
MacWilliams et al 1990) except when the author is
mentioned, e.g., ``and the study of Hillman and Tasca (1989)''.
Reference must be limited to one page.
Reference as given at the end of the
text under the first author's name, citing all authors (Surnames
followed by initials throughout; do not use ``and'') according to
the following examples:
Journals:
Garcia,,B.A; Merriam, J.R (1979) Cell
lineage of
the imaginal disc in Drosophila
gynandromorphs.
J Exp Zool 170:61-76.
White, J.J (1983). Woodlice exposed to
pollutant gases. Bull Envir Contam Toxicol 30:245-251.
Books:
Meltzer, Y.L (1971) Hormonal and
Attractant
Pesticide Technology. Noyes Data, Park
Ridge,
N.J.
Work in an edited Collection:
Latey, J (1985). Relationship between
soil physical properties and crop production. In: Stewart BA (ed)
Advances in Soil Science Vol. 1 Springer-Verlag, New York, p277.
References by the same author(s) are
arranged Chronologically. If more than one reference by the same
author(s) published in the same year are cited, use a, b, etc
after the year of publication in both text and list.
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