ISWS | BC-2020 GOA

Guidelines for preparation of Abstract for Oral and Poster

Sample of Abstract for Oral and Poster

Call for Papers

Submission of abstract

The participants are invited to submit their abstracts. Abstracts of all the papers should be submitted online only as per the guidelines available on the website. Abstract submitted for Oral presentation will be reviewed and selected on merit for inclusion in the programme. All abstracts submitted for Poster presentation will also be reviewed and accepted. Abstracts not conforming to the guidelines will not be accepted. If an abstract is submitted for an Oral presentation, but not accepted as a platform presentation, the authors will be invited to present it as Poster instead. Only one abstract will be allowed as a senior author. Notification of acceptance/rejection of the paper will be sent via email to the corresponding author only. No paper will be included in the proceedings without the payment of registration fee.

Abstract submission date has been extended up to 31st December, 2019

How to submit an abstract

You will have to register first in order to submit a paper online.
After register, login your page and submit your abstract as per the format.
Each first author is entitled to submit one contribution, i.e. one talk or one poster. To submit an abstract of your contribution, please follow the instructions on the online submission form and fill in the appropriate fields.
Abstracts should be limited 450 to 550 words.

Themes: Weed Management for Enhancing Farmer income and Food Security

The conference would cover the following sub themes related to Weed Science

Weed biology, ecology and climate change

Weed management in rice-based cropping system

Sustainable weed management in cereals, pulses, oil seed crops, commercial crops, fibre and fodder crops under irrigated and rain-fed agriculture

Weed management in fruits, vegetable, medicinal, spices, floriculture horticulture

Management of problematic weeds in cropped and non-cropped situations

Non-chemical weed management including biological control

Herbicide resistance in weeds and herbicide tolerant crops

Herbicide residues, monitoring, mitigation and effect on non-target organisms

New herbicides molecules/formulations including nanoherbicides, herbicide compatibility etc

Weed education, extension, socio-economic implications, adoption, and impact assessment

Weed utilization

Weed threat to plant biodiversity in forest, wasteland and aquatic ecosystem

Please select the corresponding scientific session where your talk/poster might fit in best.