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Dec 16, 2024 | doaj.org | Universitas Islam Indonesia

Updated recently 2580-1252 (Print)  / 2580-1260 (Online) Website ISSN Portal About There are no publication fees (article processing charges or APCs) to publish with this journal. Expect on average 11 weeks from submission to publication. This journal began publishing in open access in 2017. What does DOAJ define as Open Accesss? This journal uses a CC BY-SA license.

Aug 6, 2024 | academic.oup.com | Universitas Islam Indonesia

Hybridization plays an important role in the evolution and diversification of angiosperms, as an increase in genetic variation can be achieved through sexual or somatic hybridization between distant species. Sexual hybridization is generally conducted through cross-pollination, and the resulting hybrid zygote, which possesses totipotent potential for embryo formation, can transmit heterogeneous genetic material to the progeny.

Jul 11, 2024 | doaj.org | Universitas Islam Indonesia

Updated recently 2686-2379 (Print)  / 2686-3464 (Online) Website ISSN Portal About There are no publication fees (article processing charges or APCs) to publish with this journal but there are other charges . There is a waiver policy for these charges. Expect on average 20 weeks from submission to publication. This journal began publishing in open access in 2021. What does DOAJ define as Open Accesss?

May 4, 2024 | doaj.org | Universitas Islam Indonesia

Updated recently 1979-9985 (Print)  / 2714-5492 (Online) Website ISSN Portal About The journal charges up to: 500000 IDR as publication fees (article processing charges or APCs). There is no waiver policy for these charges. Expect on average 20 weeks from submission to publication. This journal began publishing in open access in 2019. What does DOAJ define as Open Accesss? This journal uses a CC BY-SA license.

Dec 21, 2023 | ova.galencentre.org | Universitas Islam Indonesia

By Hurriyah, Universitas Indonesia DEPOK, Dec 22 – Women’s political representation in Indonesia may fall for the first time since the 1999 election, even before the voting starts. The threat arose when Indonesia’s electoral commission tweaked policy around the country’s 30 percent gender quota on party lists, changing a previous rule that rounded up decimal figures in service of meeting the requirements.