The Plant Cell
American Society of Plant Biologists
 Purpose and Scope:
Founded in 1989, The Plant Cell publishes novel research of special significance in plant biology, especially in the areas of cellular biology, molecular biology, genetics, development, and evolution. Articles provide new insight that is of broad interest to plant biologists, not only specialists. In addition, the journal publishes review articles written for the broad readership of the
journal as well as occasional issues. Within three years of its initial publication,
The Plant Cell ranked first in impact factor among journals publishing primary research in the plant sciences, a standard of excellence that it has maintained ever since.
Intended Readership:
Plant cellular, molecular, genetic, developmental, and evolutionary
biologists worldwide.
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Bibliographic Information:
2009 Volume 21
Number Issues per Year: 12
Frequency: Monthly
Online ISSN: 1532-298X, print ISSN 1040-4651
Months of Publication: January–December
Print Format: 8 3/8" x 10 7/8": stochastic, enamel paper
Online Subscriptions: I.P. access
The Plant Cell is peer reviewed.
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Indexing and Abstracting:
The Plant Cell is indexed and abstracted in Medline, HighWire Press, Current Contents, Agricola, Biological & Agricultural Index, Biosis,
Chemical Abstracts, EBSCO Online,
OCLC, and CAB Abstracts.
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Advance Pricing:
2009 Individual Yearly Subscribtion Rates
- Print and Online:
$375
Shipping: add $10 per copy inside the U.S.; $12 per copy outside
the U.S.
(Some individual publications may vary.)
Institutional Online Access: Please contact ASPB Headquarters (institution@aspb.org)
for a Price Quote Form.
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Editorial Board:
Editor-in-Chief
Cathie Martin, John Innes Foundation
Coeditors
Sarah M. Assmann, Pennsylvania State University
Jo Ann Banks, Purdue University
Alice Barkan, University of Oregon
Kathy Barton, Carnegie Institute of Washington
David Baum, University of Wisconsin
Sebastian Bednarek, University of Wisconsin
James Birchler, University of Missouri
Ulla Bonas, Martin-Luther University
Christopher Bowler, ENS/CNRS
Nigel Crawford, University of California, San Diego
Xing Wang Deng, Yale University
Allen Downie, John Innes Centre
Mark Estelle, Indiana University
Alisdair Fernie, Max Planck Institut fur Molekulare Pflanzenphysiologie
Pascal Genschik, CNRS
Jean Greenberg, University of Chicago
Thomas Guilfoyle, University of Missouri
Ann Hirsch, University of California
David Jackson, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Martin Kater, Universita degli Studi di Milano
Patricia Leon, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Clive Lloyd, John Innes Centre
William Lucas, University of California
Marjori Matzke, Austrian Academy of Sciences
Blake Meyers, University of Delaware
Joseph Noel, The Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Michael Palmgren, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University
Markus Pauly, Max-Planck-Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology
Scott Peck, University of Missouri - Columbia
Barry Pogson, The Australian National University
David Smyth, Monash University
Uwe Sonnewald, Friedrich-Alexander, Universität
Erbngen-Nürnberg
Chris Staiger, Purdue University
Keiko Sugimoto, RIKEN Plant Science Center
Nicholas Talbot, University of Exeter
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Published by:
The Plant Cell is published by the American Society of Plant Biologists.
The American Society of Plant Biologists was founded in 1924 to promote the growth and development of plant physiology, to encourage and publish research in plant physiology, and to promote the interests and growth of plant scientists in general.
Over the decades the Society has evolved and expanded to provide a forum for molecular and cellular biology as well as to serve the basic interests of plant science.
Membership spans six continents, and members work in such diverse areas as academia, government laboratories, and industrial and commercial environments. The Society also has a large student membership. ASPB plays a key role in uniting the international plant science disciplines.
If you have any questions about the Society, please visit
http://www.aspb.org or
e-mail info@aspb.org.
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