Acta Brasiliensis

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Focus and Scope The Acta Brasiliensis, printed (ISSN 2526-432X) and online (ISSN 2526-4338), publishes original articles, notes and scientific reviews, with Open Source, in areas related to Biological and Environmental Sciences, such as: Botany and Ethnobotany, Plant Physiology, Zoology, Environmental and Food Chemistry, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Parasitology, Pharmacy, Genetics, Ecology, Ecotoxicology, Agroecology, Environmental Education. Therefore, our targets are all researchers (undergraduate and graduate) that work in these areas. The bibliographic reviews will be accepted only from the invitation of researchers of notable knowledge in their area of ​​action. Published manuscripts depend on the Editorial Board's approval, as described below, in the session "Peer Review Process (Arbitration System)." The authors are obliged, during the submission phase of the manuscript, to declare that their manuscript is an original work, and that it is not being submitted, in whole or in part, for analysis for publication in another medium of scientific dissemination under penalty of exclusion. This statement is available at: http://revistas.ufcg.edu.br/ActaBra/index.php/actabra/about/submissions. Mission / Goal and Target Audience Acta Brasiliensis aims to broaden the publicity of scientific research in the area of ​​Biological and Environmental Sciences, disseminating information and contributing to the scientific development of this area. In this way, the target audience of Acta Brasiliensis comprises all the researchers from the different areas of Biological and Environmental Sciences, at the various levels of education (technological, undergraduate and postgraduate). Indexing Peer Review Process (Arbitration System) The submitted manuscript will initially be evaluated for compliance with the scope of the journal, compliance with the submission rules (related in Guidelines to the Authors) and verification of plagiarism (by means of specific software a

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