Eminent Editorial Board Members

Faheem AHMAD
India
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Vesna Rastija
CROATIA
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Claude Bakoumé
CAMEROON
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Aly Soliman Hamed Derbalah
EGYPT
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Mehdi Rahimi
IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)
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Mehmood Ali Noor
CHINA
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Muhammad Anwar
CHINA
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Amit Baran Sharangi
India
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David Ojo
NIGERIA
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Jiban Shrestha
NEPAL
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Jin Seop Bak
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF
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Said Elshahat Abdallah
EGYPT
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Tsygankova Victoria Anatolyivna
UKRAINE
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Ilker Buyuk
TURKEY
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Nihad Abdulateef Ali Kadhim
IRAQ
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Ghalem Bachir Raho
ALGERIA
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D. Dhanavel
India
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Hakan Ulukan
TURKEY
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Prem K. Ramasamy
UNITED STATES
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Alihan Cokkizgin
TURKEY
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A Mujib
India
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Waleed Fouad Abobatta
EGYPT
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Sanku Dattamudi
UNITED STATES
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Ram Roshan Sharma
India
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H.C. Yashavantha Rao
India
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Paula Ioana Moraru
ROMANIA
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Mohamed Abdel Rahman
EGYPT
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Roberta Cristiane Ribeiro
BRAZIL
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Mohammad Ismail
EGYPT
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Tarek Kapiel
SAUDI ARABIA
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Gaganpreet K. Sidhu
UNITED STATES
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Bimal Krishna Banik
UNITED STATES
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Mehdi Rahimi
IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)
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Journal of Advancements in Plant Science (JAPS) is new open access, an online-only journal for publication of various basic and applied aspects of plant science. Our scope encompasses all disciplines, such as and plant biology, phytopathology, breeding and genetics, production, and management, seed physiology, biotechnology, health benefits and nutritionally enhanced plants.

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