PLANT MANAGEMENT NETWORK
 One
Resource Serving Multiple Agricultural Disciplines
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Four Peer-Reviewed Journals
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Field Trials
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Image Collections
• Databases/Targeted
Search
Purpose and Scope:
The PLANT MANAGEMENT NETWORK (PMN) mission is to provide online plant
science resources that enhance the health, management, and production of agricultural
and horticultural crops. PMN’s core resources include
four peer-reviewed journals, titled
Crop Management, Forage and Grazinglands, Plant Health Progress, and Applied
Turfgrass Science, as well as efficacy trials, titled Arthropod
Management Tests and Plant Disease Management Reports. PMN also offers value-added resources, including
PMN Image Collections, symposium and meeting proceedings, an
Education Center featuring webcasts, the PMN Plant Science Database, Focus on Soybean, the PMN
Partner Extension Search, and PMN’s Cross-Journal Search.
PMN serves a multidisciplinary audience of more than 30,000 users
monthly. Its collective scope includes Agronomy, Agricultural
Engineering, Agricultural Economics, Botany, Crop Science, Ecology,
Entomology, Forage Management, Forestry, Horticulture, IPM, Natural
Resources, Nematology, Plant Pathology, Range Science, Seed Science,
Soil Science, Turf Management, and Weed Science. A not-for-profit online
resource supported by partners and subscribers, PMN provides an ideal
medium for anyone interested in applied agricultural and hoticultural information.
Intended Readership:
Agronomists, bacteriologists, biologists, botanists, crop advisers,
crop scientists, ecologists, educators, entomologists, extension agents,
foresters, growers, horticulturists, microbiologists, mycologists,
nematologists, plant pathologists, range managers, researchers, seed
specialists, soil scientists, students, turf specialists, virologists,
and weed scientists.
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Bibliographic Information:
Internet Access: www.plantmanagementnetwork.org
Crop Management (ISSN 1543-7833)
Forage and Grazinglands (ISSN 1547-4631)
Plant Health Progress (ISSN 1535-1025)
Applied Turfgrass Science
(ISSN 1552-5821)
Plant Disease Management
Reports (ISSN 0148-9038)
Biological and Cultural
Tests for Control of Plant Disease (ISSN 0887-2236)
Fungicide and Nematicide
Tests (ISSN 0148-9038)
Arthropod Management Tests
(ISSN 0276-3656)
Frequency: Articles published on an ongoing, real-time basis
Online Subscriptions: I.P. Access
PMN Journals are peer reviewed
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Indexing and Abstracting:
PMN journals are indexed and/or abstracted in CAB Abstracts and
AGRICOLA.
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Current Pricing For 2010:
Current Rates for Subscriptions Initiated in 2010 — Online Only (Subscription period is one year and may be started in any month)
Doctoral-Granting Universities: $2,500
Nondoctoral-Granting Universities: $500
(Inquire at subscriptions@plantmanagementnetwork.org)
Full University Partnership: $4000 (
View current partners. Inquire at partners@plantmanagementnetwork.org)
Government/Corporate/Other Institutions: Please inquire.
(Inquire at subscriptions@plantmanagementnetwork.org)
All current faculty, students, and staff affiliated with subscribing institutions may access, view, and print PMN subscription content, documents, images, and functions for unlimited personal use. Access is available system wide, including multiple campus locations, research stations, county extension offices, other university facilities, and remotely via the university network.
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Editorial Boards
Crop Managemenet
Forage and Grazinglands
Plant Health Progress
Applied Turfgrass Science
Plant Disease Management Reports
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Published by:
PMN is published by the PLANT
MANAGEMENT NETWORK. The
PLANT MANAGEMENT
NETWORK is a not-for-profit forum for applied, multidisciplinary, science-based information and communication. This collaborative endeavor of the plant science community strives to provide a comprehensive, premier, Internet resource for those interested in applied plant and agricultural science.
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Sample Issue:
The PLANT
MANAGEMENT NETWORK is an online-only resource. Please review the public content free of charge. Learn more about library subscriptions.
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