Brief Background
Hoehnea is currently the scientific journal of the Instituto de Pesquisas Ambientais (IPA), published by the Instituto de Botânica since 1971, to replace the Arquivos de Botânica do Estado de São Paulo. Hoehnea publishes continuously, since 2020, original articles, reviews and scientific notes on all themes of Botany and Mycology in Portuguese, Spanish and mainly in English. It publishes articles in the area of Taxonomy, Systematics, Ecology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Plant Anatomy, Molecular Biology, Genetcs, and Phylogeny, covering studies in Vascular Plants, Algae and Fungi. The journal name honours the botanist Frederico Carlos Hoehne, founder and first Director of Instituto de Botânica. Hoehnea’s mission is to promote scientific production in the field of Botany and Mycology, offering scientists from Brazil and abroad the space to publish, disseminate and discuss the results of their research. It maintains a strong bias with the Environmental area, favouring inter/transversality with areas related to Botany and Mycology, such as Ecology, Environmental education, Health related to the Environment, Environmental microbiology, Recovery of degraded areas, Conservation of plant biodiversity and fungi in situ and ex situ, Collections of Cultures and Herbariums.
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Open Science Compliance
Open Science is a movement that aims to make scientific knowledge open and shared with the scientific community and general public, Hoehnea adopts a series of practices, such as an open access policy, the use of social networks to disseminate articles, guides the editorial team on good scientific practices, doesn’t charge any fee to authors an requires indication of the role of each author in articles with multiple authors. Furthermore, allows the open sharing of data generated by scientific research, from laboratory, field and statistical analyses, protocols, procedures, scripts and supplementary materials, among others, made available in open online repositories such as ZENODO, Figshare e OSF. In addition, Hoehnea accepts some published materials as additional material at the scientific text (upon consultation with the Editorial Board). If the contents are published in the indicated repositories or others, the Authors must indicate and reference data access in the text of the footnote table/figure. Hoehnea also encourages the publication of preprints on the Plataforma de Preprints do SciELO Brasil an is in favor of making peer review available, with or without identifying the names of the referees. |
Ethics in Publication
Hoehnea is committed to ethical conduct and the quality of publications in the areas of Botany, Mycology and Biodiversity, complying with standards stablished by SciELO Brasil, Commitee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and the Código de Boas Práticas Científicas da Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo. The Editorial Board’s functions are clearly defined to guarantee the quality of the editorial process at all levels of the decision chain: Authors, Editor-in-Chief, Assistant Editors, Associate Editors, and Referees. The journal doesn’t tolerate plagiarism, unoriginal articles, breach of confidentiality, conflicts of interest, articles produced using methodologies don’t accepted by Science or of an unethical character.
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Focus and Scope
Hoehnea is the official publication of Instituto de Pesquisas Ambientais of Secretaria de Meio Ambiente, Infraestrutura e Logística do Estado de São Paulo. The journal accepts original articles and scientific notes. Opinion articles, reviews and series such as Special Articles require consultation with the Editorial Board. Publishes in areas of Taxonomy, Systematics, Ecology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Plant Anatomy, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Phylogeny, covering studies in Vascular Plants, Avascular Plants, algae, fungi, and Biodiversity. The manuscripts are published continuously and evaluated by two or more experts (single-blind review). Texts can be published in Portuguese, English or Spanish. |
Digital Preservation
Like archiving/backup, Hoehnea uses the server of the Secretaria de Meio Ambiente, Infraestrutura e Logística do Estado de São Paulo, that makes constant backups of the content hosted on the Instituto de Pesquisas Ambientais. Given that the printed volumes are also available in the Library System of same Institute.
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Bibliographic Journal Information
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Websites e Medias Socials
The social media used by Hoehnea are those provided by the Instituto de Pesquisas Ambientais (IPA) of Secretaria de Meio Ambiente, Infraestrutura e Logística do Estado de São Paulo. Below are the addresses where news can be published: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ipasmasp/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ipasmasp/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ipasmasp Linkedin: https://br.linkedin.com/company/ipasmasp |
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Editorial Policy
Preprints Hoehnea encourages the publication of preprints on the Platform SciELO Brazil - SciELO Preprints. Thereby, the journal hopes to speed up the communication and dissemination of manuscripts before definitive publication, enabling scientific content to reach the scientific community, the general population and students more quickly.
Peer Review Process According to Hoehnea’s Editorial Policy, the Editorial-in-Chief must follow the next criteria for the evaluation process: adequacy to the focus/scope of the journal and the technical standards defined by Editorial Board (formal standards of instructions to authors, content, coherence textual and theoretical-methodological, to be judged by expert in the areas).
The evaluation process consists of the steps:
Open Data Aligned with the knowledge management policy of the Instituto de Pesquisas Ambientais, which follows the guidelines of Open Science movement, Hoehnea adopts Open Access practices established in the Budapest OA Initiative (2002), the Bethesda Statement on Open Access Publishing (2003) and the Berlin Declaration (2003), which include the free availability of articles on the internet peer-reviewed scientific papers, permission to download, copy, print, research, disseminate, distribute, reference texts, under the sole condition of granting authors control over the integrity of their articles and the right to receive due credit for what is cited. When submitting the manuscript in the Electronic Submission System - ScholarOne, the System requests the indication of the role of each of the authors in articles with multiple authors and, upon their consent, the journal publishes the manuscripts in blindly process, but in one-blind review, keeping the secrecy of only the reviewers. Also, prior to definitive publication, the manuscript may be made available on the SciELO Brazil preprints portal, if the author is interested in making his research available immediately.
Fees Hoehnea doesn’t charge any fees for published texts, figures or tables. It doesn’t to charge for evaluation, review, publishing, distribution, and downloading. The journal is open access to the entire scientific community and the general public.
The financial sustainability of the periodical comes from resources from the Government of the State of São Paulo, including payment for layout, anti-plagiarism tool, xml markup and English revision of table headers and figure captions. The Portuguese, English and Spanish of the body of the text are responsibility of the authors.
Ethics and Misconduct, Correction and Retraction Policy The Editor-in-Chief must take appropriate measures and immediately remove work from the editorial flow when ethical complaints are presented regarding a submitted manuscript or published article. The most typical serious misconducts are:
The retraction by the Author will follow the Retraction Guidelines on Publication Ethics (COPE) which can be accessed at COPE - Retraction Guidelines.
Publication of errata: when an author discovers a significant error or inaccuracy in their published work, they must immediately inform the journal, which will take measures to publish an errata, in accordance with SciELO Brazil rules.
Policy on Conflict of Interest Conflicts of interest may arise when authors, evaluators or editors have interests that, apparent or not, may influence the preparation or evaluation of manuscripts. Hoehnea requests agents of the editorial process to immediately report any conflict of interest in the following situations: competitive, collaborative issues or other relationships or connections with any of the authors, companies or institutions linked to the manuscripts. Authors are responsible for recognizing and disclosing financial or other conflicts that may have influenced their work. Likewise, the journal encourages that, in the work, the sources of material support, direct or indirect, for carrying out and disseminating the research appear clearly and prominently.
Adoption of similarity software Hoehnea seeks to make authors aware of the importance of producing entirely original works with correct citations. This precept is passed on to the Institute's students/employees and replicated in the Scientific Community. However, to curb the practice, programs such as iThenticate, Plagium and Grammarly are also used. Plagiarism in all its forms constitutes unethical editorial behaviour and scientific misconduct.
Gender and Sex Issues The editorial team of the journal Hoehnea, in addition to the authors who publish in the journal, must always observe the guidelines on Sex and Gender Equity in Research (Sex and Gender Equity in Research – SAGER). The SAGER guidelines comprise a set of guidelines that guide the reporting of information about sex and gender in study design, data analysis, and results and interpretation of findings. Furthermore, the journal Hoehnea observes the gender equity policy in the formation of its editorial board.
Ethics Committee When the submitted manuscript involves procedures that require the deliberation of an Ethics Committee, the authors must send an email to the Scientific Publications Centre of the Instituto de Pesquisas Ambientais (IPA) (kmsilva@sp.gov.br) and the occurrence will be discussed with the IPA Executive Editors.
Copyright The authors of articles published by the journal Hoehnea maintain the copyright of their works, licensing them under the license Creative Commons CC-BY, which allows articles to be reused and distributed without restriction, as long as the original work is correctly cited.
Intellectual Property and Terms of Use Website responsibility All journal content, except where otherwise noted, is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. The Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editors and reviewers reserve the right to request modifications to articles and to decide whether to publish it. The Editors may make formatting changes and grammatical corrections to the manuscript to bring it into line with editorial and linguistic standards. The final proofs are sent to the authors for final checking. At this stage, only typographical and spelling errors can be corrected.
Author's responsibility The opinions expressed by the authors of articles in Hoehnea are their sole responsibility. Hoehnea encourages Authors to self-archive their accepted manuscripts by publishing them on personal blogs, institutional repositories, and academic social media, as well as posting them on their personal social media, as long as the full citation is included in the journal website version.”
Sponsors and Promotion Agencies The journal's financial sustainability comes from funds from the São Paulo State Government, including payment for layout, the anti-plagiarism tool, XML markup and the English revision of table headings and figure captions. The Portuguese, Spanish and English of the body of the text are the responsibility of the authors. |
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Hoehnea continuously publishes online original articles, reviews and scientific notes in all areas of Botany and Mycology (Taxonomy, Systematics, Ecology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Plant Anatomy, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Phylogeny, covering studies in Vascular Plants, Avascular Plants, Algae and Fungi), in Portuguese, Spanish and, mainly, in English, in open access format. It also maintains a strong bias towards the Environmental area, privileging inter/transversality with areas such as Ecology, Environmental Education, Health linked to the Environment, Environmental Microbiology, recovery of degraded areas, Conservation of Plant and Fungal Biodiversity in situ and ex situ, Culture Collections and Herbaria. Opinion articles, reviews and series such as Special Articles require consultation with the Editorial Board. Review articles should not be restricted to bibliographic compilations, but contain critical analysis. Scientific notes must present relevant technical or scientific advances.
Types of Documents Accepted Hoehnea accepts the submission of the following types of manuscript:
Authors' Contribution
Since 2020, the ScholarOne Electronic Submission System began to require contributions from the Authors of the manuscript. Hoehnea considered this requirement very important to guarantee good scientific practices and ethics in research. In 2024, Hoehnea will begin following the CREDIT structure to improve the Author participation citation, placed in the manuscript after the “Acknowledgments” item.
Manuscript Preparation
To submit the manuscript to Hoehnea, the author must initially register in the ScholarOne Electronic Submission System, keeping contact data updated and periodically checking whether the editors' messages are in the “spam” or trash boxes of the email. The author must adopt this procedure for each new submitted manuscript. The personal data of registered authors are protected by ScholarOne in accordance with the General Data Protection Law (LGPD). The author automatically receives proof of submission of the manuscript from the electronic system, which must not be responded to. Questions should be sent to the email: hoehnea.ipa@sp.gov.br The manuscript submitted to the ScholarOne System must contain the identification of the authors, title, institutional affiliation and full address of all authors. The corresponding author may suggest possible reviewers (with their respective contact details), as well as declare that the manuscript has not be sent to other journals. The reviewers to be invited to analyze the manuscript, will be freely chosen by the Associate Editor, and will not necessarily be those suggested by the authors. Suggestions from reviewers who have professional ties with authors (colleagues from the same Department, collaborators with suggestions for the article, etc.) will not be considered and may delay the progress of the manuscript. The Author must express his agreement to transfer Copyright to the Instituto de Pesquisas Ambientais, declare that the manuscript has not been published elsewhere entirely or in part, and that it has not been submitted to another journal. In the first submission, manuscripts must consist of a single Word document (.doc, docx or .rtf), with low resolution tables and figures (150 to 300 dpi) attached at the end of the document, in the same file. This submission must be made through the Electronic Submission System - ScholarOne. Only after the manuscript has been definitively accepted for publication, the Technical Editor will request, in separate files, the tables and illustrations as high resolution images (600 dpi), together with the term of consent for the publication of the manuscript in Preprint format in the SciELO Portal.
Article Submission Format
General information - The manuscript must contain the information strictly necessary for understanding and be strictly within the journal's rules. The originals must be in accordance with the Instructions for Authors. Manuscripts that do not fit these guidelines will be immediately returned to the author(s) for reformulation. Manuscripts that comply with the Instructions for Authors will be sent to the Associate Editors, appointed by the Editor-in-Chief. In each case, the review will be transmitted anonymously to the authors. Manuscripts will be published in the order of acceptance by the Editorial Board, and not in the order of receipt. Preparation of the original manuscript - use Word for Windows version 6.0 or higher, Times New Roman font, size 12, double spaced, aligning the text to the left margin, without justifying. Format the pages to A4 size, with 2 cm margins. Pages must be numbered and footnotes avoided. Do not exceed 50 (fifty) typed pages, including tables and figures for scientific articles and reviews. Scientific note must be limited to ten pages. Add continuous line numbering to the side margin of each line in the document. Reviewers and Associate Editors will use this numbering to point out corrections/suggestions to the Authors, in separate files. First page - must contain the title of the manuscript in bold, written in upper and lower case letters; full name of the authors (written according to the authors' decision), with the initials capitalized and lowercase; name of the institution, full address of the authors and electronic address only for the corresponding author (these must be placed as footnotes, indicated by numerals); summary title in the language you used to write the manuscript, followed by a list with the authors' names, respective emails and ORCID number. Cite the affiliation of each author correctly; in the case of authors from the same institution, simply cite the same number for each one. The full address includes: street, number, neighborhood, zip code, city, state, country. Postgraduate Program is not considered institutional affiliation, but rather the institution to which it belongs. If the article comes from a Completion Work, a Master's Dissertation or a Doctoral Thesis, place the number 1 superscript at the end of the title and inform in the footnote “Part of the Conclusion Work of the first Author...or another Author”. “Part of the Master’s Dissertation of the first Author…or another Author”. “Part of the Doctoral Thesis of the first Author...or another Author”. The Corresponding Author will be the Responsible Author and will receive the last number in the Footnote, as in the example: 1. Part of the Course Completion Work of the first Author; 2. University..., Street, number, neighborhood, CEP number, city, Federation Unit, Brazil. Research funding, grants and case numbers from funding agencies, when applicable, must be included in the Acknowledgments item. Once the submitted manuscript has gone through the scientific publishing process, it will not be possible to change the list of authors. Hoehnea Editorial Board contacts only the author for correspondence. Second page - must contain ABSTRACT and RESUMO (or RESUMEN), (in capital letters and without bold), preceded by the title of the manuscript in the corresponding language between parentheses, in a single paragraph and without tabs, with up to 150 words. Keywords and Palavras-Chave (or Palabras clave), up to five, separated by commas, without a period, in alphabetical order. Do not use keywords that already appear in the title. Text - start on new page. Chapter titles must be written in bold, with uppercase and lowercase letters, centered, with the following topics, when applicable: Introduction, Material and methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgments and Literature cited. All other paragraphs must be justified. The sub-items of these large items should be presented, for example... Study area - ... and so on. Identification keys should preferably be indented. Results and Discussion can be combined. Subtitles of these topics must be written in Regular font with uppercase and lowercase letters and separated from the corresponding text with a hyphen. Scientific names (categories below family) must be written in italics. After the Acknowledgments item, include two items: Conflict of interests and Author contributions – detail the contribution of each author in preparing the manuscript. Species names must be accompanied by the names of their respective authors; the location of the study must be informed: municipality, state and country; Throughout the text, the words Estado or State must begin with capital letters. Literature cited - type the authors in bold, with capital letters and other lowercase letters; follow alphabetical order of authors; for the same author or same combination of authors, follow chronological order; for a set of references with the same first author, initially cite the works of the author alone, then those of the author with just one co-author and, finally, the author with 2 or more co-authors; cite journal titles in full; avoid citing dissertations and theses; Do not cite conference abstracts and course monographs. Do not provide DOI of articles. Indicate the access date on the links visited.
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Digital Assets
General: Tables, figures (photo, drawing, graph, map or diagram) must be inserted in the text. Digitized images must be presented with a minimum resolution of 600 dpi (not interpolated). Numbering: All plates must be numbered on the right (top) side and accompanied by captions, both in Times New Roman font, 12 pts. Figures - versions of the manuscript inserted into the Electronic Submission System – ScholarOne must initially present low-resolution figures (150 to 300 dpi), inserted at the end of the text file, each on a page and with their respective captions in Portuguese and English (manuscript written in Portuguese), Spanish and English (manuscript written in Spanish) or just English, if the manuscript is written in that language. After the manuscript is accepted for publication, the Technical Editor will request the sending of the figures or all of them, in separate files, in high resolution around 600 dpi in TIF. Each figure (photo, drawing, graph, map or diagram) must be numbered in Arabic, in the order in which it appears in the text; lowercase letters can be used to subdivide figures (note the color of the figure - for a dark background use white letters; for a light background use black letters). For graphs, do not place grid lines and only place the necessary axes; do not use three-dimensional presentation if not necessary; The placement of the number or letter in the figure should be, whenever possible, in the lower right corner (use Time New Roman font). In bar graphs, indicate bar conventions in the figure legend. The maximum height for a figure or group of figures is 230 mm, including the caption, which can be adjusted to the width of one or two columns (81 mm or 172 mm) and be proportional (up to twice) to the final area of the figure. The usable area of the periodical is 230 mm high and 172 mm wide. Original botanical illustrations, made with black Naquin ink, watercolor or other painting on good quality white or tracing paper, color or black and white photographs developed on paper, follow the same scheme as the native-digital figures, and must be scanned at resolution maximum 600 dpi to be inserted as images within the file along with the text of the manuscript, when submitting it to ScholarOne. When the manuscript is accepted for publication, the Technical Editor will request the individual files of each figure in TIF, at 600 dpi resolution. Lines and letters must be sharp enough to allow for reduction. The scale adopted is metric and must be graphically represented on the left side of the figure. Use Times New Roman font for figure and graph captions. Tables – preferably use the table creation features of Word for Windows or, in the case of using other programs, provide for the conversion of the generated file to Word. When submitting the manuscript through the ScholarOne System, the complete tables (body of the table, together with the headers) must be inserted at the end of the text, each one on a separate page, but in a single word file. When constructing the table, do not insert vertical lines; use horizontal lines only to highlight the header and to close the table. Start with "Table" and Arabic numerals (1. 2,...), in the order in which it appears in the text, followed by a brief and objective caption. Avoid abbreviations (except for units) but, if necessary, add their meaning in the legend. In tables that occupy more than one page, add "to be continued" at the end of the table and on subsequent pages, in the upper left corner "Table 1 (continued)", repeating the header, but not the caption. Headings must be in two languages, the original text and English (Portuguese and English - Table 1. and Table 1., Spanish and English - Tabla 1. and Table 1.), except when the original text of the manuscript is entirely in English (Table 1.). Furthermore, the names of the species mentioned in them must be followed by the names of their authors (Example: Passiflora incarnata Ker Gawl.). Use asterisks (*) to highlight, avoiding bold or grid lines. After acceptance of the manuscript for publication in Hoehnea, the Technical Editor will request the sending of the word table files, separate from the text file. Tables and illustrations from other publications must be duly referenced, giving credit to the authors and citing the copying license obtained by the institution, company or publishing house that holds the copyright of the data.
Citations and References
Hoehnea is based on the norms established by the Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas (ABNT) and the Abbreviations of works and names of authors of taxa should follow Brummitt & Powell (1992). In the headings of species in taxonomic works, abbreviations for rare works should follow Taxonomic Literature (TL-2) and the journals, o Botanico-Periodicum-Huntianum/Supplementum (B-P-H/S). Obey the following examples.
Articles in Events Giannotti, E. & Leitão Filho, H.F. 1992. Composição florística do cerrado da Estação Experimental de Itirapina (SP). In: R.R. Sharif (ed.). Anais do 8° Congresso da Sociedade Botânica de São Paulo, Campinas, pp. 21-25.
Articles in periodicals Pôrto, K.C., Gradstein, S.R., Yano, O., Germano, S.R. & Costa, D.P. 1999. New an interesting records of Brazilian bryophytes. Tropical Bryology 17: 39-45. Veasey, E.A. & Martins, P.S. 1991. Variability in seed dormancy and germination potential in Desmidium Desv. (Leguminosae). Revista de Genética 14: 527-545.
Books Cronquist, A. 1981. An integrated system of classification of flowering plants. 2 ed. New York Botanical Garden, New York. IPT. 1992. Unidades de conservação e áreas correlatas no Estado de São Paulo. Instituto de Pesquisas Tecnológicas, São Paulo.
Book chapters and serialised works Benjamin, L. 1847. Utriculariae. In: C.F.P. Martius (ed.). Flora Brasiliensis. Typographia Regia, Monachii, v. 10, pp. 229-256, t. 20-22. Ettl, H. 1983. Chlorophyta, I. Phytomonadina. In: H. Ettl, J. Gerloff, H. Heynig & D. Mollenhauer (eds.). Süswasser Flora von Mitteleuropa, Band 9. Gustav Fischer Verlag, Sttutgart, pp. 1-809. Heywood, V.H. 1971. The Leguminosae - a systematic review. In: J.B. Harbone, D. Boulter & B.L. Turner (eds.). Chemotaxonomy of the Leguminosae. Academic Press, London, pp. 1-29.
Electronic documents Poorter, H. 2002. Plant growth and carbon economy. Encyclopedia of Life Sciences. Disponível em http://www.els.net (acesso em 20-XI-2004).
Thesis or Dissertations Trufem, S.F.B. 1988. Fungos micorrízicos vesículo-arbusculares da Ilha do Cardoso, SP, Brasil. Tese de Doutorado, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo.
Works with Coordinator, Editor, Organiser Mamede, M.C.H., Souza, V.C., Prado, J., Barros, F., Wanderley, M.G.L. & Rando, J.G. (orgs.). 2007. Livro vermelho das espécies vegetais ameaçadas do Estado de São Paulo. Instituto de Botânica, São Paulo.
Legislation Secretaria do Meio Ambiente do Estado de São Paulo. 2004. Resolução SMA-48, de 21-IX-2004. Lista de espécies da flora ameaçadas de extinção no estado de São Paulo. Diário Oficial do Estado de São Paulo, Poder Executivo, São Paulo, 22-IX-2004. Seção I, v. 114, n. 179, pp. 26-29.
Works by corporate authors ABNT. 2002. NBR 6023: Informação e documentação - Referências - Elaboração. Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas, Rio de Janeiro.
Abreviaturas de obras e de nomes de autores de táxons - devem seguir Brummitt & Powell (1992). Nos cabeçalhos das espécies, em trabalhos taxonômicos, abreviaturas de obras raras devem seguir o Taxonomic Literature (TL-2) e a de periódicos, o Botanico-Periodicum-Huntianum/Supplementum (B-P-H/S). Citação de figuras e tabelas - devem ser referidas por extenso, numeradas em arábico e na ordem em que aparecem no texto. Em trabalhos de taxonomia, a citação de figuras dos táxons deve ser colocada na linha abaixo do táxon, como no exemplo:
Bauhinia platypetala Burch.ex Benth. In Mart, Fl. Bras. 15(2): 198. 1870 = Bauhinia forficata Link var. platypetala (Burch. Ex Benth.) Wunderlein, Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 60(2): 571. 1973. Tipo: BRASIL. Tocantins: Natividade, s.d., G. Gardner 3118 (síntipo OFX). References in the text - should be cited using the author-date System, with initials in capital letters; when in the same set of citations, use chronological order; for two authors, link names with &; for more than two, mention the first, followed by et al.; for papers published in the same year by the same author or the same combination of authors, use letters following the publication year (e.g.: 1994a, b); do not use comma to separate author and publication year, rather, use it to separate multiple citations (ex.: Dyer & Lindsay 1996, Hamilton 1988); references to unpublished results should be as follows: (Capelari, unpublished data). Citation of Herbarium materia - herbarium material must be cited according to the following model: BRASIL. São Paulo (written with verselet effect small caps): São Paulo, São Paulo, Parque Estadual das Fontes do Ipiranga, collection date (e.g.: 10-IX-1900), collector name plus collection number (herbarium acronym). When there is a collector number, just cite the herbarium acronym; when there is none, cite the herbarium acronym followed by the herbarium registration number of the exsiccate or sample in parentheses, without spaces [(e.g.: (SP250874)]. Use the abbreviation s.d. when the date is not provided. Numbers and units - use abbreviations of measurements units whenever possible; for composed units use exponentials instead of bars (ex.: mg day-1 instead of mg/day, µg/L-1 instead of µg/L), leaving a space between number and unit (ex. 200 g; 50 m); do not insert spaces in coordinates (ex.: 23o46'S and 46o18'W). For approximate measure use circa (ca. 5 cm); for a range of measures do not use circa (2-5 cm); for approximate form use ca. (ca. 3 × 5 cm); for temperature (20 oC); for a percentage value only (60%); variation range to percentages (30 - 50%).
Supplementary Documents
Financing Statement Inform sources of support for the work, including names of sponsors, contract number (if any), together with explanations of the role of these sources.
Additional Information Hoehnea does not charge authors any fees. Further information can be obtained by e-mailing hoehnea.ipa@sp.gov.br. For information on a particular manuscript, the submission number must be provided.
Hoehnea does not accept plagiarism in any form. We rely on the help of the Editorial Team and specific programmes to detect plagiarism. If detected at any stage, the manuscript will be withdrawn immediately and the Authors will be strongly reprimanded. If in doubt about the rules, authors are advised to consult a recent article published in Hoehnea in the same field as the manuscript they are preparing. All articles are reviewed by at least two reviewers who are experts in the field covered by the manuscript. All articles are labelled with a DOI - Digital Object Identifier, which differs from the identification received by preprint. |
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