Aim and Scope

Journal of Soil, Plant and Environment (ISSN: 2957-9082) is an international journal dedicated to advancing agriculture worldwide. This journal aims to provide a platform for scientists, students, academics, and engineers to promote, share, and discuss emerging issues and developments in various areas of agricultural sciences. All manuscripts must be prepared in English and are subject to a rigorous and fair peer-review process.

The scope includes, but is not limited to, research on soil-plant interactions, experimental biology, agronomy, forest ecology, natural resources, the impact of pollutants and contaminants on soil health, plant response to various stress conditions, microplastics and their effects on soil ecology, pharmaceutical residues in agricultural ecosystems, sustainable crop production, growth and productivity, breeding and seed production, soil microbes, and the interactions between soil and the environment from the perspective of sustainable development.

We encourage contributions that explore innovative approaches to enhance agricultural sustainability and productivity.

Types of Contributions

The Journal of Soil, Plant and Environment publishes the following categories of contributions:

Original Articles: Present novel findings that advance current knowledge on specific research topics. See the Scope for applicable areas.
Review Articles: Comprehensive reviews of the literature. Invited reviews may have publication fees waived.
Short Communications: Short articles presenting preliminary but significant results, innovative methods, or new technologies. Structured like research articles.
Opinions: Brief articles expressing the author’s viewpoint on a subject, technique, or recent findings. They emphasize strengths and weaknesses of the topic, and are shorter and more focused than reviews.
Perspectives: Usually invited, these highlight current developments and future directions in a field, with the author’s personal assessment.
Commentaries: Focused discussion on recently published articles. Short abstract and no separate sections; limited to 1 table/figure, 10 references, and 1500 words.
Letters to the Editor: Short discussions (≤300 words) on specific topics, published subject to editorial approval.