The New Phytologist Foundation is an independent, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the promotion of plant science. It owns and produces the international journals New PhytologistandPlants, People, Planet.

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New Phytologistis an international journal offering rapid publication of high quality, original research in plant science. Covering four sections - Physiology Development, Environment, Interaction and Evolution - articles cover topics that range from intracellular processes through to global environmental change. Cross-disciplinary approaches are particularly encouraged and we recognise that techniques from molecular and cell biology, and functional genomics through to modelling and system-based approaches will be applied across the whole spectrum of plant science.

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Plants, People, Planetaims to publish outstanding research across the plant sciences, placing it firmly within the context of its wider relevance to people, society and the planet. We therefore encourage scientists to consider carefully the impact or potential impact of their research on people’s daily lives, on society, and on the world in which we live. We welcome submissions from all areas of plant sciences, from ecosystem studies to molecular genetics, and particularly encourage interdisciplinary studies, for instance within the social and medical sciences and chemistry and engineering.

Plant science is a rapidly-moving field and, as such, Plants, People, Planet offers a platform for new and emerging plant science subject areas that have the potential for societal impact. To highlight the impact or potential impact of the research to society all submissions should be accompanied by a "societal impact statement".

45th New Phytologist Symposium: Ecological and evolutionary consequences of plant–fungal invasions

Postponed
Campinas-SP, Brazil

New Phytologist next generation scientists 2020

Postponed
University of Tartu, Estonia

46th New Phytologist Symposium: Stomata 2020

Postponed
Henan University, Kaifeng, China