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Take the journals wherever you go! It’s easy—
iPhone or iPod Touch: Go to the journal site, touch the arrow at the bottom of your screen, and then select “Add to Home Screen.”
Android: Go to the journal site, touch a blank part of your screen and hold to bookmark the site, and then create a shortcut to the bookmark.
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Support ASPB and Other Nonprofit Scientific Journals
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Download
Figures from Plant
Physiology and The
Plant Cell as PowerPoint Slides!
Plant Physiology and The Plant Cell, ASPB’s premier plant science
journals, now allow you to save any figure as a PowerPoint
slide! This free feature is available for all articles published
since 1998.
From the full-text (non-PDF) version of an article, click
to “View larger version” of a figure. Then click
the button marked “PowerPoint Slide for Teaching.”
The slide will include the full bibliographic citation of
the article in which the figure was published.
We
hope that you enjoy this new feature and that it enhances
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for July/August 2012 ASPB News: June 5, 2012
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