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2026年6月9日星期二
《Panfungi》投稿指南
【官网信息】
For Authors
Article Types
Format, Structure, and Style
Production
Click to Download a Manuscript Template for Initial Submission (please DO NOT use for revised manuscripts)
Click to Download EndNote Style File
Submission Website: https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/panfungi
Article Types
Word limits are provided for guidance only. The Editors will consider submissions that exceed the recommended limit, subject to feedback received during peer review.
Article
A manuscript reports the results of an original full-length study. An article has a comprehensive narrative that includes introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion, and references.
Abstract: Limited to 250 words without key words.
Word limit: Limited to 6,500 words excluding abstract, references, tables, figures, and their legends.
Tables and figures: The total number of tables and figures for the main text is limited to 8.
References guideline: Limited to 60 references. Please use the most important and relevant references where possible.
Supplemental information: Supplemental information for less important materials, methods, data (tables and figures) is allowed.
Research Notes
Research notes are short reports, limited to 2,000 words that describe scientific observations. This micro publication is structured into Background, Main text and Limitations and can be accompanied by up to three tables and figures.
Abstract: Limited to 120 words without key words.
Word limit: Limited to 2,000 words excluding abstract, references, tables, figures, and their legends.
Tables and figures: The total number of tables and figures for the main text is limited to 3.
References guideline: Limited to 15 references. Please use the most important and relevant references where possible.
Supplemental information: Supplemental information for less important materials, methods, data (tables and figures) is allowed.
Review
A review should comprehensively and systematically analyze and discuss the existing literature related to a specific topic. Expert synthesis, assessment, future direction, and challenges are expected. Generally, a review article should have an introduction to provide the rationale for the review, followed by sections with appropriate subheadings, and a perspective section at the end. The standard headings (acknowledgements, contributions, competing interests, funding) are also required. All invited reviews will undergo peer review prior to acceptance. Before conceiving and writing a review, it is encouraged to consult the Editor-in-Chief of the relevant journal first.
Abstract: Limited to 250 words.
Word limit: Limited to 6,000 words, excluding abstract, references, figures and tables.
References guideline: Limited to 100 references.
Supplemental information: Optional.
Mini Review
Mini Review article covers focused aspects of a current area of investigation and its recent developments. They offer a succinct and clear summary of the topic, allowing readers to get up-to-date on new developments and/or emerging concepts.
Abstract: Limited to 200 words.
Word limit: Limited to 3,500 words, excluding abstract, references, figures and tables.
References guideline: Limited to 50 references.
Supplemental information: Optional.
Methodological Developments
Methodological Developments refers to a type of scholarly article whose primary focus is on introducing a novel research method or proposing a substantial improvement to an existing method, with its main contribution lying in the research technique itself rather than in new empirical findings about a specific subject.
Abstract: Limited to 200 words.
Word limit: Limited to 3,000 words excluding abstract, references, figures and tables.
References guideline: Limited to 40 references.
Supplemental information: Supplemental information for less important materials, methods, data (tables and figures) are allowed.
Short Communication
Short Communication is a short, peer-reviewed article focusing on a high-quality, hypothesis-driven, self-contained piece of original research or a proposal of a new theory or concept based on existing research.
Abstract: Limited to 200 words.
Word limit: Limited to 3,000 words excluding abstract, references, figures and tables.
References guideline: Limited to a maximum of 40 references.
Supplemental information: Optional.
Editorial
An authoritative, timely opinion on an issue or a paper; it is usually written or invited by the Editor-in-Chief.
Abstract: Not relevant.
Word limit: Limited to 1,000 words excluding references.
References guideline: Limited to 10 references.
Supplemental information: Optional.
Perspective
A perspective article expresses an opinion or a new perspective about existing research on a particular topic. Perspectives propose and support a new hypothesis, discuss the implications of a newly implemented innovation, or present unique viewpoints on existing problems, fundamental concepts, or prevalent notions on a specific topic. A perspective article may focus on current advances and future directions on a topic and may include original data.
Abstract: Not relevant.
Word limit: Limited to 3,000 words excluding abstract, references and figure legends.
References guideline: Limited to 40 references.
Supplemental information: Optional.
Opinion
Opinion article presents the author's viewpoint on the interpretation, analysis, or methods used in a particular study.
Abstract: Not related.
Word Limit: The minimum word count is 2,000 words.
References guideline: Not related.
Supplemental information: Optional.
Letter
Letter is short articles that present significant discoveries, methods, and resources.
Abstract: Limited to 100 words
Word limit: Limited to 750 words.
References guideline: Limited to 10 references.
Supplemental information: Optional.
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