Environmental and Experimental Botany Journal: Research in Plant Ecology, Physiology & More

Environmental and Experimental Botany' is an international academic journal published by Elsevier. Founded in 1961, the journal publishes 12 issues annually. Its primary goal is to disseminate high-quality original research papers in the fields of plant ecology and plant physiology.

'Environmental and Experimental Botany' covers a wide range of topics, including:

1. Plant responses to environmental change and adaptation mechanisms;
2. Regulation of plant growth and development;
3. Research on plant physiology and biochemistry processes;
4. Studies in plant molecular biology and gene regulation;
5. Interactions between plants and other organisms;
6. Adaptation mechanisms of plants to environmental stresses (e.g., drought, salinity, temperature);
7. Plant responses to pollutants and climate change;
8. Research on plant ecology and ecosystem function.

The journal's readership encompasses researchers and scholars in plant ecology, plant physiology, plant molecular biology, and environmental science. Articles published in 'Environmental and Experimental Botany' typically have a high impact factor and are widely cited.

The journal accepts submissions of original research papers, review articles, and research reports. All submissions undergo peer review to ensure scientific rigor and quality. 'Environmental and Experimental Botany' aims to provide a platform for researchers and scholars in plant science to share their findings and foster advancements in the field.