Impact of e-publication changes in the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi and plants (Melbourne Code, 2012) - did we need to “run for our lives”?

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Ecology and Evolution, May 2017

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RT @SandyKnapp: From 2010... One of the first flowering plant species published e-only in compliance with the Code and an impetus to change…

18 May 2022

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RT @SandyKnapp: From 2010... One of the first flowering plant species published e-only in compliance with the Code and an impetus to change…

18 May 2022

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From 2010... One of the first flowering plant species published e-only in compliance with the Code and an impetus to change the rules to allow e-publication in sensible ways! See @nickynicolson https://t.co/1Wb4nwb7ft and BTW a beautiful plant!!

18 May 2022

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RT @nickynicolson: ... and what mechanisms they use to publish, as research work moves online (with @IDABrunel and @SandyKnapp): https://t.…

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