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New Forest, Dehra Dun.The Central Editorial Board does not hold it self responsible for the opinions expressed by the authors.The Central Editorial Board reserves the right of unsuspicious or rejecting any contribution and of making suitable alterations and amendments, without assigning any reason.GUIDELINES TO AUTHORSPresentation of the article- The contribution should be submitted in the pursuit format :Title, Name of author/authors withal with their affiliation/address, Abstract, Key words, Introduction, Material and Methods, Results and Discussion, Conclusion and References. The matter should be typed in double space on one side only of A4 size paper with a margin of 2.5 cm. Contributions should be sent in indistinguishable (Hard copies) withal with electronic version either on line or in CD exactly matching the printed matter.Submission of Manuscript-Authors may submit their vendible for publication in Indian Forester at our website www.Indianforester.co.in. They may moreover send their manuscripts by surface/airmail for consideration. For the processing of wonted papers, electronic versions are required. After final acceptance, the soft reprinting of the final paper (CD), withal with exactly matching printed versions should be submitted. Label the CD disk with the vendible no., title and authors’ name. Please make all illustrations only in woebegone and white. Please note that the figures given must not contain any background/screen. In specimen of scanned half- tones (photographs) inserted in the text, invariably send the original photo prints also.Title-This should be in woodcut capitals, unenduring and specific conveying the main subject of the contents of the paper. The title should be followed with the name of author/ authors (in woodcut capitals) withal with their troupe and well-constructed address. 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It should indicate unmistakably advantages, limitations and possible applications and extensions of the study.References-References should be given at the end of the vendible on separate sheet of paper. Reference to a quotation in the text should be made by ways of the author's name followed by the year of publication in parenthesis. The references, in the list should be serried alphabetically in chronological order. References should be written uniformly as the author's name and initials (abbreviated), the year of publication (in parenthesis) , the title of the article, the title of the typesetting or periodical (in italics) volume number (in bold) and the page numbers, thus:Articles in a journalHamilton, A.P.F. (1947). Farm Forestry in India, Indian Forester, 74 (3):84-88.BookPeeson, C.F.C. (1941). Ecology and tenancy of the forest insect pests of india and neighouring countries. Vasant Press, Dehradun ii + 1007 pp.Chapter of a bookAllmaras, R.R., Wilkins, D.E., Burnside, O.C. and Mulla, D.J. (1998). Agricultural technology and adoption of practices. In: Advances in soil and water conservation (F.J. Firce and W.W. Frye, Eds.), Chelsea, Ann Arbor Press, pp. 99-158.Proceedings of Seminar and SymposiumRawat, V.R.S., Singh, M.K. and Kumar, S. (2005). Forest under international climate transpiration negotiations: Building north south partnerships for climate transpiration mitigation. In: Proceeding: National Symposium on Changing Concepts of Forestry in 21st Century, Nauni. 21-22 October 2005. Dr. Y.S. Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni, Solan (H.P.).Thesis and Dissertaion Mehra, M.S. (1984). Litter fall and nutrient return in unrepealable forest ecosystems of Kumaun Himalaya, Ph.D. thesis, Kumaun University, Nainital:274 pp.Note: Authors are requested to kindly follow the whilom guidelines strictly while submitting the papers for publication in Indian Forester. HOMEABOUTSEARCHCURRENT ISSUEARCHIVESSUBSCRIPTIONADVERTISEMENTSCONTACT USCopyright © Indian Forester Journal. All Rights Reserved.