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October 2, 20250 citations

Evaluating Publication Bias in Botanical Research Through Bryophytes

An Overview of Botanical Research Through a Bryological Lens:

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DODaniel Joseph Santos OliveiraJSJoan Bruno Silva

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Scientometric analysis shows publication bias in botanical journals for bryophytes, suggesting gender discrimination in authorship.

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  • The analysis reveals that geographic diversity of editorial boards significantly influences publication rates.
  • Men predominantly composed author teams in bryophyte research, indicating potential gender discrimination.
  • A scientometric analysis of 7,279 papers over 12 years identified biases in botanical research publications.
  • Considering the editorial board's diversity is crucial for authors when choosing journals for submission.
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Oliveira et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de70f583cbc991d0a2357fhttps://doi.org/10.18391/biofarm.v17i3.2273
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