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Impact Factor
4.9
5 year Impact Factor
5.7

Editor-in-Chief
Tetsuya HIGASHIYAMA

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Latest High-Impact Research

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Latest Research Highlights

Browse research highlights from the latest issue of Plant & Cell Physiology and read spotlights of the authors.

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Rapid Papers

Rapid papers report findings of high priority and significant interest, which require expedited review and publication.

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Editor's Choice

In each issue, we feature one outstanding article rated as the Editor's Choice. These articles are free to view.

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From November 1st 2023, all accepted manuscripts (originally submitted after this date) will be published free of charge for all JSPP members (standard license only; JSPP members will also benefit from a 20% discount on OA fees).

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Special Issues

Plant & Cell Physiology publishes several special issues each year discussing the latest trends and developments across a range of research fields.

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PCP Article Awards

We are delighted to announce PCP’s 2024 Best Article and Top Cited Article (Review and Original Research Paper) winners as selected by the JSPP award committee.

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Review Article Collection

Review articles are usually commissioned on a invitation-only basis.

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Publishing in the time of Covid-19

Editor-in-Chief, Wataru Sakamoto, provides an update on PCP's activities over the past year and those planned for the coming months ahead.

Budding Editors - Class of 2021

Meet our new Budding Editors - for more information about this programme, see editorial by Sakamoto 2021.

Budding Editors - Class of 2022

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