These are brief accounts needing no detailed treatment, reporting cases, techniques, and valid research data or observations. Because formulations change, trade or code names must be followed by chemical names of active ingredients. Where possible, combine data. Place tables at the end of the manuscript, not in the text. Table headings should be complete enough for data to be understandable without referring to the text.
Glossy prints are preferred.
Include size bars in all photomicrographs. Always indicate top. Keep lettering style consistent among figures. Graphs and charts should have letters, lines, and details that are sharp and of a size that will be legible in the final printing size. All parts of a figure should be sized so that the smallest elements will be readable when reduced.