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Preface We are very pleased to publish this inaugural issue of a new all-electronic journal, International Journal of Poisonous Plant Research (IJPPR), through the assistance of the USDA-ARS Information Staff, Beltsville, MD. IJPPR is an online-only, peer-reviewed journal published semi-annually (two issues per calendar year). The primary objective of IJPPR is to provide timely research results and new technology to all those working in various disciplines involving poisonous plants. The Journal will encompass all aspects of poisonous plant research including original research, case reports, field observations in domestic and wild animals, and scientific reviews. There currently is not any journal, electronic or printed, that specifically targets toxic plant research, and IJPPR aims to fill this critical gap. We’ve employed an electronic publication system to make the papers as widely accessible as possible on the USDA-ARS website. It is our sincere hope that IJPPR will contribute in a meaningful manner toward facilitating and enhancing poisonous plant research and communication around the globe. This inaugural issue of IJPPR consists of papers submitted by various research scientists around the world, reflecting our objective of making IJPPR a truly international journal. We thank those who have assisted in the production of this inaugural issue, particularly Terrie Wierenga, Editorial Assistant, USDA-ARS Poisonous Plant Research Laboratory, Logan, UT; Sandy Miller Hays, Director, USDA-ARS Information Staff, Beltsville, MD; and Mina Chung, Supervisory Editor, USDA-ARS Information Staff, Beltsville, MD. We also thank all the individuals who have agreed to serve on the IJPPR Editorial Board and Editorial Advisory Board. James A. Pfister Kip E. Panter Editors-in-Chief USDA-ARS Poisonous Plant Research Laboratory Logan, UT
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