Journal of Fungal Diversity

About The Journal

Journal of Fungal Diversity (JFD) is a leading open access publication dedicated to the exploration of fungal diversity and ecology. Our journal showcases original research, reviews, and commentaries covering all facets of fungal ecology, systematics, and biology, including lichens and related organisms.

JFD encompasses a broad array of topics such as phylogeny, biodiversity, biogeography, population dynamics, ecology, physiology, biochemistry, genetics, biotechnology, and emerging fields like medical mycology. We welcome diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary collaboration, and we are committed to publishing research from established and emerging areas of fungal science. 
 

Our Scope:
We welcome submissions on a wide range of topics, including:

• Fungal Taxonomy and Systematics
• Fungal Ecology and Environmental Interactions
• Fungal Biotechnology and Industrial Applications
• Pathogenic Fungi and Disease Management
• Mycorrhizal Associations and Plant-Fungi Interactions

Submit Your Manuscript:

Ready to share your research with the world? Submit your manuscript through our user-friendly online submission system. Our clear guidelines and dedicated support team make the submission process smooth and efficient. The Journal of Fungal Diversity typically accepts the following types of submissions:
 

1. Research Articles: Original research articles that present new findings and insights into fungal diversity, including taxonomic, ecological, and evolutionary studies.

2. Review Articles: Comprehensive reviews that synthesize and critically evaluate the current state of knowledge on specific aspects of fungal diversity, such as fungal ecology, systematics, or biogeography.

3. Short Communications: Concise reports of significant findings or preliminary research results that contribute to the understanding of fungal diversity.

4. Taxonomic Studies: Descriptions of new fungal species, revisions of fungal taxa, and phylogenetic analyses that enhance our understanding of fungal taxonomy and systematics.

5. Methodological Advances: Articles that introduce new methods, techniques, or tools for studying fungal diversity, such as molecular approaches, imaging technologies, or bioinformatics tools.

6. Commentaries and Perspectives: Opinion pieces, commentaries, or perspectives on current issues, debates, or emerging trends in the field of fungal diversity.
 

Why Publish with Us?

• High Impact Research: We publish pioneering research that advances the field of mycology and contributes to a deeper understanding of fungal biodiversity.
• Global Reach: Our journal is read by scientists, researchers, and mycologists worldwide, ensuring your work reaches a broad and influential audience.
• Rigorous Peer Review: Each submission undergoes a thorough peer review process by leading experts, ensuring the highest standards of scientific quality.
• Open Access: All articles are freely accessible, promoting the dissemination of knowledge and fostering collaboration across the scientific community.
   

Meet Our Editorial Board:

Our esteemed Editorial Board comprises leading scientists and mycologists from around the globe. Their expertise and dedication ensure that every article published meets the highest standards of scientific excellence.

• Marijana Kosanic - University of Kragujevac
• Sudha Chaturvedi - University at Albany
• Monika Staniszewska - University of Szczecin
• Sonia Chadha - Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
• Samantha Chandranath Karunarathna - Kunming Institute of Botany
• Reza Taherkhani - Bushehr University of Medical Sciences, Bushehr, Iran
• Michael Dare ASEMOLOYE - University of Ibadan, Ibadan Oyo State, Nigeria
• Prittesh Patel - Uka Tarsadia University
• Hui Chen - Kansas State University
   

Testimonials:

1. I was impresssed by the swift services of the journal and easy navigation begining from manuscript submission to galley proof. I would recommend future authors-"Consider this journal if you are wondering where to publish your scientific work". They are google scholar indexed and so you do not have to worry, if your scientific work won't reach to the community of other researchers.

Naiya Patel - Long Island University

2. The positive editorial time attitude and cooperation were encouraging and supportive of the author. Moreover, fast response and processing of the manuscript reflect an appreciation of the time factor. In addition to the user-friendly submission system that allows for up-to-date follow up. The review process is performed in reasonable time with constructive comments that aim to improve the paper quality. Communication in such way between the authors and the journals is not something that is common nowadays.

Mostafa Essam Eissa - Cairo University
 

​Contact Us:

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