Location: Sustainable Perennial Crops Laboratory
Title: Did insects invent agricultureAuthor
BIEDERMANN, P.H.W - University Of Wurzburg | |
Vega, Fernando |
Submitted to: Proceedings of the Altenberg Workshop in Theoretical Biology
Publication Type: Proceedings Publication Acceptance Date: 5/21/2019 Publication Date: 5/31/2019 Citation: Biedermann, P., Vega, F.E. 2019. Did insects invent agriculture. Proceedings of the Altenberg Workshop in Theoretical Biology. p. 11-13. Interpretive Summary: The Abstract and Interpretive Summary are no longer limited to 25 lines each. Do not use symbols, super- or subscripts, underlining, etc. Interpretive Summary only needed when it is first formal report other than abstract. It is written in lay language so non-scientist can understand it. Include three parts in an IS: 1) State the problem that the research addressed, 2) tell what was accomplished, not how it was accomplished), and 3) tell how the research contributes to solving the stated problem and who will benefit. Exhibit 3 of P&P 152.1 gives additional details, which authors can skip if they follow the simple guidelines above. Technical Abstract: The Abstract and Interpretive Summary are no longer limited to 25 lines each. Do not use symbols, super- or subscripts, underlining, etc. Interpretive Summary only needed when it is first formal report other than abstract. It is written in lay language so non-scientist can understand it. Include three parts in an IS: 1) State the problem that the research addressed, 2) tell what was accomplished, not how it was accomplished), and 3) tell how the research contributes to solving the stated problem and who will benefit. Exhibit 3 of P&P 152.1 gives additional details, which authors can skip if they follow the simple guidelines above. |