Biochemical Systematics and Ecology Journal: Advancements in Taxonomy, Ecology, and Biodiversity Research

‘Biochemical Systematics and Ecology’ is an international academic journal encompassing research in biochemistry, systematics, and ecology. The journal aims to promote the application of biochemical and molecular biology techniques in taxonomic and ecological research, exploring the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem function.

Published papers in ‘Biochemical Systematics and Ecology’ cover diverse organisms including plants, animals, microorganisms, and other biological groups. Research topics encompass genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, molecular evolution, and ecosystem function.

The journal's readership includes biochemists, systematists, ecologists, evolutionary biologists, and biodiversity researchers. It provides a platform for researchers in these fields to exchange and share their latest findings.

‘Biochemical Systematics and Ecology’ aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration between biochemistry, systematics, and ecology, advancing the understanding of biodiversity and ecosystem function. It serves as a crucial academic resource, offering an international forum for researchers to publish and discuss their work.