The South African Journal of Botany is a leading international journal that publishes original research on all aspects of plant biology, with a focus on the rich and diverse flora of southern Africa. It is committed to advancing knowledge and promoting the conservation of plants in this region. The journal welcomes submissions that contribute to our understanding of plant structure, function, ecology, and evolution.
Key areas covered include plant taxonomy, systematics, biogeography, physiology, ecology, genetics, and conservation biology. The journal encourages research that addresses pressing issues related to plant biodiversity, climate change, and sustainable resource management. It also welcomes studies that explore the ethnobotanical uses of plants and their potential for medicinal or economic applications. The South African Journal of Botany serves as a valuable resource for researchers, academics, and conservation professionals.
Indexed in major scientific databases, the journal ensures wide visibility and impact for its published articles. It maintains rigorous peer-review standards and aims to provide a platform for the exchange of ideas and the advancement of plant science in southern Africa and beyond. By promoting high-quality research and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, the South African Journal of Botany contributes to the conservation and sustainable utilization of plant resources.