Editorial Committee
H. R.
STEWART,
C.I.E., M.Sc.,
F.R.C.Sc.I., D.I.C., N.D.A., I.A.S.,
Vice-chairman, Imperial Council of
Agricultural Research
MAJOR
G.
WILLIAMSON, O. B. E.,
M. R. C.V.S., D.V.S.M., Animal
Husbandry Commissioner with the
Government of India
HEM SINGH PRUTHI, M.SC., (Pb.),
Ph.D.
and
Sc.D.
(Cantab.),
F.R.A.S.B., F.N.I., Director, Imperial
Agricultural Research Institute, New
Delhi
F. C. MINETT, D.Sc., M.R.C.V.S., Direc-
tor, Imperial Veterinary Research
Institute, Mukteswar
ZAL R. KOTHAVALLA, B.Ag., B.Sc,
N.D.D., Dairy Development Adviser
to the Government of India
J. N. MUKHERJEE, C.B.E., D.Sc., Ghose
Professor of Chemistry, University
College of Science and Technology,
Calcutta
BIRBAL SAHNI, M.A., Sc.D. (Cantab.),
D.Sc. (Lond.), F.R.S., Professor of
Botany, Lucknow University, Luchnow
JAMES N. WARNER, M.Sc. Professor of
Animal Husbandry and Dairying,
Allahabad Agricultural Institute,
Allahabad
S. KRISHNA, C.I.E., Ph.D., D.Sc., F.I.C.,
Biochemist, Forest Research Institute,
Dhera Dun
S. M. SRIVASTAVA, I.C.S., Secretary,
Imperial Council of Agricultural
Research
Editor
H. K. SEN, M.A.
The Editorial Committee, in its work
of examining papers received for pub
lication, is assisted in an honorary
capacity by a large number of scientists
working in various parts of India.
Editorial communications including
books and periodicals for review should
be addressed to the Secretary, Imperial
Council of Agricultural Research, Pub
lication Section, New Delhi.
Communications regarding subscrip
tion and advertisements should be
addressed to the Manager of Publica
tions, Civil Lines, Delhi.
Instructions to Authors
Articles intended for the
Indian
Journal of Veterinary
Science and
Animal Husbandry should be accom
panied by short popular abstracts of
about 300 words each.
In the case of botanical and zoo
logical names the International Rules
of Botanical Nomenclature and the
International Rules of Zoological Nomen
clature should be followed.
References to literature, arranged
alphabetically according to authors'
names, should be placed at the end of
the article, the various references to
each author being arranged chrono
logically. Each reference should contain
the name of the author (with initials),
the
year
of
publication, title
of the article, the abbreviated title
of the publication, volume and page.
In the text, the reference should be
indicated by the author's
name,
followed by the year of publication
enclosed in brackets; when the author's
name occurs in the text, the year of
publication only need be given in brackets.
If the reference is made to several articles
published by one author in a single year,
these should be numbered in sequence
and the number quoted after year both
in the text and in the collected references.
If a paper has not been seen in original
it is safe to state 'Original not seen '.
Sources of information should be
specifically acknowledged.
As the format of the journals has
been standardized, the size adopted
being crown quarto (about 7⅛ in. × 9⅝
in. cut), no text-figure, when printed,
should exceed 4½ in. × 5 in. Figures
for plates should be so planned as to
fill a crown quarto plate, the maxi
mum space available for figures being
53/4 in. × 8 in. exclusive of that for
letterpress printing.
Copies of detailed instructions can
be had from the Secretary, Imperial
Council of Agricultural
Research,
New Delhi.