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Instructions to Authors
Chinese Journal of Applied Entomology, launched in 1955, is a peer-reviewed Chinese and English bilingual journal, co-sponsored by the Institute of Zoology, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Entomological Society of China. Editor jointly by College of Plant Protection, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University and Guangdong Entomological Institute, Guangdong Academy of Science. It publishes original papers as well as review articles and short communications that cover all aspects of entomological sciences. It is indexed and abstracted in Abstracts of Entomology, Abstract Journal, Chemical Abstracts, CAB Database, Entomological Abstracts and Zoological Records, etc. The most influential scholars in various fields of entomological research in China and abroad make up the present editorial board.
Aims and Scope
The aims of the Chinese Journal of Applied Entomology are to report the most recent achievements and advances in entomological sciences, and to promote academic exchanges among entomological researchers in China and abroad. The journal publishes original research papers, review articles and short communications concerning various aspects of entomology and various groups of insects, and accepts submissions in Chinese or English. Currently, our content are organized in four regular sections, i.e.,Frontiers and Reviews, Special Column, Research Articles and Techniques and Methods, for each issue.
Page Format
The Journal is printed in a two-column format (column width of 80 mm) with a text area of 165 × 240 mm.
Title page
The title page of manuscript should contain title, author name, addresses of university or institution of affiliation, a running title (40 characters or less), and the name and address of the author for correspondence including telephone number and e-mail address. Authors with different affiliations should be identified by the use of the same number of superscript on name before affiliation.
Abstract
Each paper must commence with an accurate, informative abstract in one paragraph, which is complete in itself and intelligible without reference to text or figures. It should include four elements: objectives, methods, results and conclusions. A list of 5-8 key words should accompany the abstract.
Text
Papers should be typed, in single column format on one side only, with double line spacing and ample margins (at least 1.5 cm) on each side and with no underlining or bold in text except for scientific names. Standard abbreviations (e.g. fig. and figs.) and metric units must be used.
Electronic file
Upon acceptance, authors are requested to submit an electronic file of the final version of their paper through e-mail to the editorial office. Microsoft word format is preferred for text. For figures or photos, electronic files in common graph formats (e.g. tif, or gif) are acceptable.
Tables
Tables should be reduced to the simplest form and present only essential data. They should be submitted on separate sheets at the end of the article and must fit into single column, full width or landscape (if absolutely necessary) format. Captions should be typed on a separate sheet. The use of vertical rules should be avoided.
Illustrations
Copies of artwork only should be submitted. The original illustrations should accompany the paper after acceptance and revision. Captions should be typed on a separate sheet.
Line drawings
These should be sharp and clear, black ink on white paper to about 1.5 times the intended final size. The lettering and lines should be of sufficient thickness and quality to stand reduction. Computer generated figures and graphs should not contain grey tints or complicated hatching.
Photographs
Black and white or color photographs are acceptable where they are a real contribution to the text. They should be prints of good quality at the intended final size with any required lettering or numbering inserted by the author.
References
References must be based on the name and year system, give abbreviated journal titles and conform to the following styles:
[Journal Article]
Ren SX, Qiu BL, Ge F, Zhang YJ, Du YZ, Chen XX, Guo JY, Peng ZQ, Yao SL, Hu YH, Wang LQ, Zhang WQ, 2011. Research progress of the monitoring, forecast and sustainable management of whitefly pests in China. Chinese Journal of Applied Entomology, 48(1): 7-15.
[Book]
Wu KM, 2010. Public Plant Protection and Green Prevention. Beijing: China Agricultural Science and Technology Publishing House Press. 364-369..
[Article in Book]
Steinbrecht RA, 1987. Functional morphology of pheromone sensitive sensilla//Prestwish GD, Blomquist GD (eds.). Pheromone Biochemistry. New York : Academic Press. 353-384.
[Abstract in Proceedings]
Nevill EM, Kappmeier K, Venter GJ, 1993. Tsetse fly research in Zululand// Proceedings of the ninth Entomological Congress organized by the Entomological Society of Southern Africa, Johannesburg, 28 June-1 July 1993. Pretoria : Entomological Society of South Africa . 81.
[Dissertation]
Li SJ, 2014. Host plant mediated horizontal transmission of the secondary endosymbionts of Bemisia tabaci. Doctoral dissertation. Guangzhou: South China Agricultural University.
Authors bear total responsibility of the accuracy of references. Abbreviation of journal names should be given according to Entomological Abstracts. Citations in the text should be styled as, e.g. Ge (2011); (Zeng and Feng, 2014); Peng et al. (2015). Unpublished materials should not be listed as references, but may be indicated as parenthetically as “unpublished data” or “personal communication” following the name(s) in the text.
Proofs
Authors may receive a set of page proofs for checking. All joint communications must indicate the name and full postal address of the author to whom proofs should be sent. Telephone, fax and /or e-mail numbers should be included as a footnote on the title page.
Voucher copy
Two voucher copies of the Journal are provided free to the first author or corresponding author of each paper.
Copyright
Authors must supply with the manuscript a signed letter indicating their agreement of a copyright transfer to the Editorial Board. Papers are accepted on the understanding that the work has been submitted exclusively to the Journal and has not been previously published elsewhere unless otherwise stated.
Submission of Manuscripts
Please visit the journal website (http://www.ent-bull.com.cn) to make online submission. Submission through e-mail is also acceptable.
Peer Review
All articles are first reviewed by the editor-in-chief, and articles that have passed the preliminary review are peer reviewed by specially invited reviewers. The form is double-blind, and each article is reviewed by at least two experts. The editor-in-chief of the journal conducts the final review of the article, and finally decides whether it can be published.
The decision to reject a manuscript should be informed to authors in one month. The manuscript should not be submitted elsewhere unless the authors have received the inform that the manuscript is rejected.
Open Access
Cninese Journal of Applied Entomology is an open-access journal. All articles will be published on our journal website as soon as they are published, and will be permanently available for readers to read and download for free.
Publishing Costs
A manuscript processing fee of 200 RMB is required for a manuscript selected to be peer-reviewed. A publication fee of 400 RMB per printed white and black page and 600 RMB per color page is required for all published articles. After the article is published, the author’s remuneration will be given (including the remuneration for other forms of publication), and 2 copies of the current issue of the journal will be given as a gift.
Advertisements
This journal does not carry any advertisements.
All correspondence should be addressed to:
Editorial Board of the Chinese Journal of Applied Entomology
Institute of Zoology
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Beichen Xilu 1-5, Chaoyang
Beijing, 100101
Tel.: 86-10-64807179/64807137
Fax: 86-10-64806223/64807099
E-mail: entom@ioz.ac.cn
Web site: http://www.ent-bull.com.cn
Guidelines for Associated Data in Academic Papers
1. Importance of Sharing Associated Data
Associated data refers to data generated through research or observations that support academic papers. Sharing this data enhances the verifiability and transparency of research, increases the visibility and impact of academic journals, and facilitates resource-saving through data reuse. As a novel academic achievement, data sharing promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and talent development, advancing open science practices.
2. Types and Requirements for Associated Data
Authors are encouraged to share data that directly supports their paper’s conclusions. This includes any data used for supporting research, even if not reflected in the paper, provided it doesn't involve ethical concerns, sensitive information, or compromise third-party rights. Such data should be desensitized when possible, with authors providing necessary declarations.
3. Data Standards and Formats
While there are no strict format requirements, authors are encouraged to use commonly accepted, open-standard formats independent of specific software. These formats facilitate data reuse and long-term accessibility.
Recommended Formats:
Text: Unicode text (.txt)
Markup: XML (.xml), HTML (.html), etc.
Documents: PDF/A (.pdf)
Spreadsheets: CSV (.csv), ODS (.ods)
Databases: SQL (.sql)
Statistical data: SPSS (.por), STATA (.dta)
Raster Images: JPEG (.jpg), PNG (.png)
Vector Images: SVG (.svg)
Audio: FLAC (.flac)
4. Data Usage Licensing
Authors can choose from several international licenses such as CC0, CC-BY 4.0, and ODbL. The journal recommends CC-BY 4.0 to facilitate broader data sharing and dissemination.
5. Methods of Data Sharing
(1) Data can be shared directly or conditionally, with options for protection periods or access by request under specific conditions.
(2) Data Repositories
The journal encourages data submission to repositories meeting FAIR principles. Recommended repository: Science Data Bank (ScienceDB).
6. Data Review
An initial review ensures data submission completeness and accessibility, aligning with required data availability statements.
7. Data Availability Statement
This document specifies how and where data can be accessed, improving transparency and supporting claims made in the paper.
Template:
General: "The associated data for this paper (DOI/CSTR: ) is available at (database name) via (permanent web link)."
With specialized software: "The associated data requires (software name) for access."
Restricted data: "Access is granted under reasonable conditions via contact: (author's contact information)."
8. Data Citation
Proper citation of data acknowledges the author's contributions and enhances data visibility and impact.
9. Assistance and Support
For data submission concerns, contact: entom@ioz.ac.cn, 64807137.