Revista de Ciencias Agroveterinarias

Aims & Scope

Revista de Ciências Agroveterinárias publishes Research Article (full paper), Research Note (short communication), and Review Article (review), included into four major sections: Science of Plants and Derived Products, Science of Animals and Derived Products, Science of Soil and Environment, and Multisections and Related Areas). The section Science of Plants and Derived Products includes the publication of scientific articles derived from research or literature review on plants and derived products as well as on abiotic and biotic factors influencing directly on their development and production. Journal priority areas are Agronomy and Forestry. The section Science of Animals and Derived Products includes the publication of scientific articles derived from research or literature review on animals and derived products as well as on abiotic and biotic factors influencing directly on their development and production. Journal priority areas are Veterinary and Animal Production. The section Science of Soil and Environment includes the publication of scientific articles derived from research or literature review on soils, soil processes and properties, soil conservation, and environmental resources. Journal priority areas are Agricultural and Forestry Soils and Natural Resources. The section Multisections and Related Areas include the publication of scientific articles derived from research or literature review (i) in that studies are performed involving subjects from different sections of the journal or (ii) whose subjective is not directly related to plants and animals (or plants and animals are not the target organisms involved in the research or review), however on abiotic and biotic factors relating with these organisms (for example, studies on the biology of insects, fungi, and nematodes, on machinery regulation, on the technology of spraying pesticides, on evaluation of methods and methodologies and so on). Journal priority areas are Agronomy, Veterinary, Forestry, Animal Production, and Environmental Engineering.

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