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References in text should be cited by author, year of publication (e.g. Joshi, 1995) and multiple citations should be in chronological order (Withers and Englemann, 1998; Rao et al., 2001). References should be listed in alphabetical order under the fi rst authors’ name. The names of journals should be abbreviated according to the latest edition of the World List of Scientifi c Periodicals (eds. P Brown and GB Stratton), Butterworths, London. The following examples may be used for citations: 1. Bisht IS, RK Mahajan, TR Loknathan and RC Agarwal (1998) Diversity in Indian sesame collection and stratifi cation of germplasm accessions in different diversity groups. Genet. Resour. Crop Evol. 45: 325-335. 2. Withers LA and F Engelmann (1998) In vitro conservation of plant genetic resources. In: A Altman (ed.) Agricultural Biotechnology. Marcell Dekker Inc., New York, pp 57-58. 3. WOI (1985) The Wealth of India - Raw Materials. A Dictionary of Indian Raw Materials and Industrial Products - Raw Material Vol 1: A (Revised). Publications and Information Directorate, Council of Scientifi c and Industrial Research, New Delhi, 513 p. 4. Engels, JMM and V Ramanatha Rao (eds) (1988) Regeneration of seed crop and their wild relatives. Proceedings of a Consultation Meeting, 4-7 December 1995. ICRISAT, Hyderabad, India and IPGRI, Rome, Italy, 167 p. Short Communications The style and format as mentioned for full-length papers should be followed for Short Communications. However, the abstract should be restricted to not more than 50 words and the remainder text should be continuous (without headings). Illustrative material should be kept at minimum, usually not more than one table or fi gure and only few references should be included (not more than 10). Submission of the Manuscript Submission of an article will be held to imply that it has not been previously published or submitted for publication elsewhere. A cover letter including a statement to this effect should be submitted with the manuscript. Three copies of the manuscript written in English and typed in double space on one side of A4 bond paper with the pages numbered consecutively (starting with the title page and through the text, reference list, tables and fi gure legends, and should be submitted (preferably in fl oppy or CD or through email) to: Editor-in-Chief Indian Journal of Plant Genetic Resources Indian Society of Plant Genetic Resources C/o National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources Pusa Campus, New Delhi-110 012, India E-mail: ispgr@nbpgr.ernet.in; rktyagi@nbpgr.ernet.in Experts in the subject will review all the submitted manuscripts and the fi nal decision about the acceptance of the manuscript rests with the Editorial Board. If manuscript is accepted for publication, the revised manuscript should be accompanied by electronic copy on CD or through electronic mail. Publication of a paper in the Journal does not imply the responsibility for an agreement with the statements or view written therein, and rests entirely on the authors thereof. The authors will receive page proofs, which should be corrected and returned without delay. Corrections must be kept to the minimum, and the proof stage should not be regarded as an opportunity for further editing and additions. Although, every effort is made by the editors to correct proofs of all the papers they assume no responsibility for errors that may remain in the fi nal print.
Indian Journal of Plant Genetic Resources CONTENTS ISSN 0971-8184 Vol. 25 No. 1 2012 Refl ecting on 25 Years of Indian Journal of Plant Genetic Resources Swapan K Datta, RK Tyagi and Anuradha Agrawal ..... i The Suwon Agrobiodiversity Framework: The Way Forward for Managing Agrobiodiversity for Sustainable Agriculture in the Asia-Pacifi c Region Raj Paroda ..... 1 Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights: A Review PL Gautam, Ajay Kumar Singh, Manoj Srivastava and PK Singh ..... 9 Accessing Plant Genetic Resources and Sharing the Benefi ts: Experiences in India Rai S Rana ..... 31 Enhanced Utilization of Plant Genetic Resources in Crop Improvement Programmes NS Bains, Sarvjeet Singh and BS Dhillon ..... 52 Valuation of Plant Genetic Resources V Ramanatha Rao ..... 63 Reproductive Ecology and Conservation of Plant Genetic Resources of the Wild KR Shivanna ..... 75 The Patterns of Use and Determinants of Crop Diversity by Pearl Millet (Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br.) Farmers in Rajasthan ..... 85 Curan A Bonham, Elisabetta Gotor, Bala Ram Beniwal, Genowefa Blundo Canto, Mohammad Ehsan Dulloo, and Prem Mathur Community Based Approach to On-farm Conservation and Sustainable Use of Agricultural Biodiversity in Asia Bhuwon Sthapit, Hugo Lamers and Ramanatha Rao ..... 97 Mini Core Collections for Enhanced Utilization of Genetic Resources in Crop Improvement Hari D Upadhyaya, Naresh Dronavalli, CL Laxmipathi Gowda and Sube Singh ..... 111 Published by the General Secretary, Indian Society of Plant Genetic Resources, NBPGR Campus, New Delhi-110012 and printed at Angkor Publishers (P) Ltd., B-66, Sector 6, NOIDA. Mobile: 9910161199, E-mail: angkor@rediffmail.com
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