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日本応用動物昆虫学会誌 (和文誌)
Japanese Journal of Applied Entomology and Zoology

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学会賞受賞者一覧表

回	年次	受賞者(所属)	受賞論文題目
1	1957	鳥居酉蔵(信州大農)	野外集団生態学における推計学的研究－特に野外の昆虫集団について－
2	1958	福島正三(弘前大農)	圃場における昆虫群集の研究－特にリンゴ園における昆虫群集と薬剤散布の諸問題－
3	1959	鈴木照麿(農技研)	農薬の物理化学的性質と効果に関する研究
4	1960	深見順一(農技研)	ロテノンの作用機構に関する一連の研究
5	1961	酒井清六(八洲化学工業)	殺虫剤の連合作用に関する昆虫毒物学的研究
6	1962	笹本 馨(山梨大学芸)	ケイ酸・窒素施用水稲のニカメイチュウに対する抵抗性と被害
7	1963	三坂和英(東京教育大)・草野忠治(鳥取大農)	クマリン系殺鼠剤の毒作用に関する一連の研究
8	1964	諏訪内正名(農技研)	殺虫現象に関する化学的研究
		奈須壮兆(農技研)	稲ウィルス病を媒介するウンカ・ヨコバイ類に関する研究
9	1965	平野千里(農技研)	ニカメイガ幼虫とイネの栄養生理学的関連性に関する研究－特に幼虫の栄養における含窒素化合物の役割－
		高木信一(農技研)	病害虫発生予察事業における実態調査法の研究
10	1966	一戸 稔(農技研)	ダイズシストセンチュウに関する研究
		平野伊一(三重県)	昆虫関係日本文献目録その他
11	1967	岡本大二郎(中国農試)	農薬の土壌・水面施用に関する一連の研究
		正木進三(弘前大農)	昆虫の休眠とその地理的変異
12	1968	桐谷圭治(高知農林技研)	ミナミアオカメムシの個体群動態に関する一連の研究
		三橋 淳(農技研)	数種鱗翅目昆虫の休眠期における神経分泌細胞およびアラタ体・組織学的研究ならびに昆虫の組織培養に関する一連の研究
13	1969	江原昭三(鳥取大教育)	ダニ類に関する一連の研究
		伊藤嘉昭(農技研)	昆虫個体群生態学における一連の研究
14	1970	坂井道彦(武田薬品)	イソメ毒の殺虫作用に関する一連の研究
		尾崎幸三郎(香川県農試)	ニカメイチュウ・ツマグロヨコバイならびにヒメトビウンカにおける殺虫剤抵抗性に関する研究
15	1971	岸本良一(九州農試)	トビイロウンカにおける多型現象とそれが個体群の増殖過程で果す役割
		巖 俊一(京大農)	集中度指数による新しい生物個体群解析法および昆虫の相変異に関する一連の研究
16	1972	玉木佳男(農技研)	カイガラムシの虫体被覆物に関する一連の研究
		釜野静也(農技研)	ニカメイガ幼虫の人工飼料改良に関する研究
17	1973	寒川一成(名大農)	ウンカ・ヨコバイ類の唾線および吸汁習性に関する研究
		湯嶋 健(農技研)	コカクモンハマキに関する一連の研究
18	1974	久野英二(京大農)	水田における稲ウンカ・ヨコバイ類個体群の動態に関する研究
		森本 桂・岩崎 厚・真宮靖治(林試)	マツノザイセンチュウおよびマツノマダラカミキリに関する一連の研究
19	1975	藤條純夫(東大農)	鱗翅目昆虫における含窒素化合物の代謝に関する一連の研究
20	1976	法橋信彦(九州農試)	ツマグロヨコバイの生活史と個体群動態に関する研究
		堀 浩二(帯広畜大)	メクラカメムシ類の消化生理と作物の被害に関する研究
21	1977	柴田喜久雄(埼玉県)	水力発電導水路害虫ウルマシマトビゲラの生態と防除
		八木繁實(東京教育大)	鱗翅目昆虫の休眠に関する内分泌学的研究
22	1978	岡田齊夫(中国農試)	核多角体病ウイルスによるハスモンヨトウの防除に関する研究
		市川俊英(香川大農)	ウンカ類の配偶行動に関する一連の研究
23	1979	宍戸 孝(農技研)	有機リン殺虫剤の代謝と選択毒性
		岩橋 統(沖縄農試)	久米島のウリミバエ根絶事業を成功に導いた一連の生態学的研究
24	1980	西野 操(静岡柑試)	ヤノネカイガラムシの生態ならびに発生予察に関する研究およびミカン害虫類の総合防除に関する一連の業績
		中筋房夫(京大農)	イネ萎縮病伝播機構ならびにハスモンヨトウ被害動態のシステム分析手法による一連の研究
25	1981	浜 弘司(農技研)	ツマグロヨコバイにおけるカ－バメイト剤抵抗性に関する一連の研究
		小山光男(四国農試)	性フェロモンによるハスモンヨトウの防除に関する一連の研究
26	1982	河合省三(都農試)	カイガラムシの分類に関する研究
		高橋正三(京大農)	ゴキブリ類のフェロモンに関する研究
27	1983	片桐一正(林試)	森林害虫の微生物的防除に関する研究
		中村和雄(農試畑作センタ－)	コモリグモの摂食行動ならびに鱗翅目昆虫の配偶行動に関する一連の数理解析的研究
28	1984	日高輝展(熱研セ)	熱帯アジアにおけるイネノシントメタマバエの生態に関する研究
		森 樊須(北大農)	ハダニの生物的防除に関する一連の研究
29	1985	真梶徳純(千葉大園)	果樹害虫とハダニ類の生活史と防除に関する研究
		田付貞洋(筑波大農林)	ニカメイガの性誘引剤に関する一連の研究
30	1986	梅谷献二(農研セ)	マメゾウムシ類の比較生態と害虫化に関する一連の研究
		高橋史樹(広大総合)	昆虫の個体群生態に関する基礎的研究
31	1987	石川幸男(東大農)	タマネギバエおよびタネバエの誘引物質に関する一連の研究
		野田博明(島根農試)	ヒメトビウンカの共生微生物ならびに細胞質不和合性に関する一連の研究
32	1988	鎮西康雄(三重大医)	トノサマバッタおよびマダニにおける蛋白質の合成制御に関する研究
		広瀬義躬(九州大農)	生物的防除における寄生蜂の評価に関する一連の研究
33	1989	藤崎憲治(沖縄農試)	カメムシ類の個体群生態学に関する一連の研究
		宮田 正(名古屋大農)	殺虫剤抵抗性の機構とその発達に関する一連の研究
34	1990	河野義明(予衛研)	光周期による昆虫休眠決定の神経内分泌機構に関する研究
		近藤栄造(佐賀大農)	マツノザイセンチュウの発育・生存・病原性とSteinernema属昆虫寄生性線虫の感染性と増殖に関する一連の研究
35	1991	安居院宣昭(予衛研)	昆虫の器官培養による内分泌機構の解明に関する一連の研究
		北野日出男(学芸大学)	寄生蜂の寄生に対する寄主昆虫の生態防御反応に関する一連の研究
36	1992	志賀正和(農環研)	害虫野外個体群の動態解明に基づく生物学的防除戦略に関する一連の研究
		松浦 誠(三重大)	スズメバチ類の生態とその対策に関する一連の研究
37	1993	本田　洋(東大農)	果樹害虫ノメイガ類の生分類学に関する一連の研究
		湯川淳一(鹿児島大農)	タマバエ類の分類と生態に関する一連の研究
38	1994	和合治久(埼玉医大)	昆虫の生態防御反応に関する一連の研究
		杉江 元(農環研)	果樹害虫を中心とした昆虫性フェロモンの構造決定に関する一連の研究
39	1995	国見裕久(東農工大農)	昆虫ウイルス利用による害虫防除に関する一連の研究
		齋藤 裕(北大農)	ハダニ個体群生態学的・行動生態学的研究とくに亜社会性の発見
40	1996	西田律夫(京大農)	昆虫生理活性物質の生態学的機能に関する研究
		鈴木芳人(九州農試)	寄生蜂の産卵戦略理論とその実証的研究
41	1997	高藤晃雄(京都大学)	ハダニ類およびカブリダニ類の個体群生態に関する一連の研究
		Leal, Walter Soares(蚕昆研)	昆虫化学交信物質に関する研究とそれに基づく難防除害虫の制御
42	1998	山岡亮平(京都工繊大)	社会性昆虫の情報化学物質に関する化学生態学的研究
		垣花廣幸・仲盛広明(沖縄県農試)	ウリミバエ根絶を成功にいたらしめた大量増殖法確立と増殖系統の質的評価法の研究
43	1999	河合 章(野菜・茶試)	ミナミキイロアザミウマの総合管理体系に関する研究
		積木久明(岡山大学)	ニカメイガ幼虫の低温耐性と氷核に関する生理学的研究
44	2000	天野 洋(千葉大学)	捕食性カブリダニの生物的特性と天敵利用に関する一連の研究
		安藤喜一(弘前大学)	卵休眠の生理機構と生態的意義に関する一連の研究
45	2001	高林純示(京大院農学)	植物－植食者－捕食者系における生物間相互作用に関する研究
		永井一哉(岡山農総セ)	露地ナス圃場におけるミナミキイロアザミウマの総合的害虫管理体系の確立に関する一連の研究
46	2002	田中誠二(つくば市)	トノサマバッタの体色変異を制御するペプチドホルモンの発見とその機能に関する研究
		矢野栄二(中央農総研)	オンシツツヤコバチの利用技術の開発及び評価に関する研究
47	2003	後藤哲雄(茨城大)	ハダニ類の同胞種に関する研究
		杉本 毅(近畿大)	ハモグリバエ類の幼虫寄生蜂の行動生態学に関する一連の研究
48	2004	小野正人(玉川大学)	社会性ハチ類の化学生態学、行動生態学に関する一連の研究
		沼田英治(大阪市立大学)	カメムシ類の季節適応に関する生理学的研究
49	2005	若村定男(農生研)	信号物質の機能解明と害虫制御への応用に関する研究
		戒能洋一(筑波大農林)	寄生性昆虫の寄主発見行動に関する行動生態学的研究
50	2006	山村光司(農環研)	昆虫の個体群パラメーター推定のための統計学的解析手法に関する研究
		早川洋一(佐賀大)	発育阻害ペプチド(昆虫サイトカイン)の発見と,その作用機構に関する一連の研究
51	2007	菅野紘男(名古屋芸術大学)	昆虫の加害によって植物に発現する免疫応答に関する研究
		本田計一(広島大学大学院)	チョウの産卵における寄主認識・転換機構に関する化学生態学的研究
52	2008	篠田徹郎(農業生物資源研究所)	幼若ホルモンの生合成および作用機構の解明に関する研究
		竹田真木生(神戸大学自然科学系)	昆虫の測時機構に関する一連の研究
53	2009	新垣則雄(沖縄県農業研究センター)	オキナワカンシャクシコメツキの交信攪乱法などによる防除技術開発と亜熱帯害虫と天敵の生態解明に関する研究
		城所　隆(宮城県古川農業試験場)	寒冷地における稲作害虫の発生予察法とIPMに関する研究
54	2010	宮竹貴久(岡山大学大学院環境学研究科)	不妊化法の効率を左右する昆虫時計遺伝子の生態遺伝学的研究
		大野和朗(宮崎大学)	天敵を利用した総合的害虫管理技術に関する一連の研究

奨励賞受賞者一覧表

回	年次	受賞者(所属)	受賞論文題目
1	2001	宮竹貴久(沖縄ミバエ対策事業所)	累代増殖昆虫の形質変化に関する量的遺伝学的研究
		仲井まどか(農工大農)	鱗翅目昆虫における昆虫ウイルスと寄生蜂との相互作用に関する研究
2	2002	水谷信夫(中央農研セ)	寄主の集合フェロモン成分を利用した卵寄生蜂の増強に関する研究
		神村 学(農生研)	脱皮・変態関連遺伝子群の単離と発現制御機構に関する研究
3	2003	塩尻かおり(京大・生態研セ)	生態系における生物間化学情報ネットワークに関する研究
		田中一裕(宮城学院女子大)	節足動物の休眠と耐寒性に関する生理・生態学的研究
4	2004	日本典秀(農生研)	ハダニ類の個体群構造と系統関係の解析に関する研究
		上野高敏(九大院農学)	チョウ目害虫のヒメバチ科寄生蜂の行動生態学的研究
5	2005	渡邊匡彦(農生研)	昆虫の耐寒性と乾燥耐性のメカニズムに関する比較生理学的研究
		津田みどり(九大院農学)	マメゾウムシ科昆虫の応用進化生態学的研究
6	2006	仲島義貴(帯広畜産大)	天敵昆虫の行動制御に関する化学生態学・行動生態学的研究
		太田 泉(野茶研)	土着寄生蜂を活用した施設野菜害虫アブラムシ類の生物的防除技術の開発に関する研究
7	2007	徳田　誠(産総研)	ゴール形成昆虫の系統分類、進化生態、および、防除技術の確立に関する研究
		柿元一樹(鹿児島曽於農業改良普及センター)	施設園芸におけるアザミウマ害虫の生物的防除新技術の開発に関する研究
8	2008	松浦健二(岡山大学大学院環境学研究科)	シロアリの社会生態に関する総合的研究とその応用
		安居拓恵(農業生物資源研究所)	昆虫の交信化学物質などの同定と機能解明に関する研究
9	2009	弘中満太郎(浜松医科大学)	亜社会性カメムシ類の視覚依存的なナビゲーション・定位行動についての研究
		上地奈美(農業・食品産業技術総合研究機構 果樹研究所)	ゴール形成害虫類の形態、生態と防除に関する一連の研究
10	2010	一木良子(国際農林水産業研究センター/九州大学大学院比較社会文化研究院)	捕食寄生性ヤドリバエ類の生態と応用に関する研究
		奥　圭子(中央農業総合研究センター)	ハダニ類の表現型可塑性と捕食回避・交尾行動に関する研究

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編集委員

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AHN Young-Joon

秋元信一

天野　洋

安藤　哲

ANDOW David A.

AUKEMA Berend

伴戸久徳

CHEN Chiou-Nan

DANKS Hugh V.

五味正志

GOOLSBY John A.

後藤千枝

後藤哲雄

早川洋一

樋口博也

比留間潔

HODEK Ivo

HONG Xiao-Yue

堀　雅敏

HUANG Yongping

池田素子

岩田隆太郎

鎌田直人

神村　学

葛西真治

城所　隆

木村　澄

小池正徳

小西和彦

久保田耕平

松田一彦

松本和馬

松村正哉

松浦健二

松山　茂

宮竹貴久

望月雅俊

村井　保

村路雅彦

永井一哉

長坂幸吉

中村　達

野村昌史

岡田浩明

小澤朗人

QUIRING Dan

QURESHI Jawwad A.

ROFF Derek A.

西東 力

櫻井民人

佐々木正己

柴尾　学

蘇　智慧

高林純示

高木正見

高梨祐明

高須啓志

武田光能

TALOR DeMar

田中利治

富樫一巳

WAJNBERG Eric

WHEELER Jr., Alfred G.

山村光司

矢野修一

安田弘法

安田耕司

安居拓恵

吉田信代

1. Preparation of Manuscripts

Papers submitted must not have been published or accepted for publication elsewhere.

Use American English spelling throughout and follow Merriam-Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary, 10th ed., for guidance on spelling. Author(s) whose native language is not English, are requested to consult a native English speaker to improve the English of their paper before submission.

Manuscripts that do not conform to the requirements mentioned below may be returned to the author(s) for modification.

2. Submission of Manuscripts

Manuscripts should be submitted electronically as an e-mail attachment. The text should be in PDF format. Add extension of the file format (e.g., xxx.pdf) to the file name.

Each Table and Figure should be on separate pages, collected at the end of the manuscript and combined in One PDF file. A manuscript with separated files will NOT be processed. The file size should NOT exceed 3 MB. Please number figures and tables consecutively in the order in which they occur in the text. If figures or tables from other publications are used, the source must be cited.

For more information on preparing tables and digital figures see the section on Figures and Tables below.

Manuscripts with non-standard symbols should be submitted in PDF format to ensure readability.

Hard copy submissions may also be received, although any relevant data matrices are recommended to be sent as an electronic medium. Please put a return address on the back of any parcels, in case of non-delivery.

3. All manuscripts should be addressed to:

Applied Entomology and Zoology
c/o Center for Academic Publications Japan
2-4-16, Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032, Japan
E-mail: odokon@capj.or.jp

4. Style and Format

Original articles should not exceed 8 published pages including figures and tables without references (ca. 7,000 words in text), and a mini review should not exceed 10 published pages without references (ca. 8,500 words). Over page charge of 10,000 yen for each additional half page will be charged for papers that exceed these limits.

Manuscripts should be double-spaced throughout text (23 lines/page) and should contain 12-point, true type font such as Times New Roman font, and all margins should be at least 30 mm on A4 sized pages (21 x 29.7 cm). Use italic font only for scientific names (Genus and species) and statistical values (e.g., P or F value) in the text. It is NOT necessary to underline italicized words.

Each page of the manuscript should have the page number at the bottom center. Pages should be numbered sequentially to the very last page, including pages with tables, figures, and appendices.

Note that line numbers are now also requested. Lines should be numbered sequentially from the top page to the end of the references.

4.1. Order of Elements

Arrange the manuscript in the following order: Title page, Abstract and Key words (three to five words), INTRODUCTION, MATERIALS AND METHODS, RESULTS, DISCUSSION (or RESULTS AND DISCUSSION) and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, REFERENCES, Figure Legends, Tables and Figures. The abstract and key words should be on a separate page from the title page. The text should begin on separate pages. Do not put more than one table or figure on the same page.

4.2. Title page

Only the running title (not to exceed 40 letters), the title, the authors' names, affiliations and footnotes should be written on the first page of the manuscript.

Title should give the type of study, organisms involved and geographical areas if pertinent.

When the name of an organism is given in the title, use both its common name and its scientific name, or just its scientific name. For animals scientific names should be followed by the order and family placement as shown in the example below.

Example:
Feeding activity of Chrysocharis pentheus (Walker) (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae) against tomato leafminer, Liriomyza sativae Blanchard (Diptera: Agromyzidae)

4.3. Authors and affiliations

Use small capitals for family names of each author. Use superscripted numbers to show affiliations. Include the full addresses of all authors.

Example:
Chun Xiao,^1,† Peter C. Gregg² and Zhongning Zhang^3,*
1State Key Laboratory, The University of Tokyo; 1-1-1 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0024, Japan
²China-Japan Cooperative Center of Technology and Research; 434103, P.R. China
³Institute of Agricultural Entomology; 2005 Colorado, Denver, CO 80532, USA

4.4. Footnotes

Avoid footnotes in the text. Use footnotes with superscripted characters "†" for present addresses of authors and "*" for e-mail address of the corresponding author, etc. Place footnotes at the bottom of the title page.

Examples of footnotes are:
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^†Present address: National Institute for Agricultural Biodiversity, 3-1-5 Matsumi, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8845, Japan.
^*To whom correspondence should be addressed at: E-mail: sample@example.com

4.5. Abstract and Key words

On a page separate from the title page (page 2), provide an abstract no longer than 200 words. Do not cite references, figures or tables. Refer to results only in the general sense. Place three to five key words on a line below the abstract in the following style.

The first letter of the first key word should be a large capital but the other words should be all in small letters. Each key words should be separated by semicolons.

Example:
Key words: Pheromone; light intensity; sticky trap; apple orchard; oviposition

All articles must have an English abstract. However, a Japanese abstract of less than 400 characters is also requested. A Japanese abstract is not necessary for non-Japanese authors.

4.6. Abbreviations

Use standard abbreviations as listed in the latest edition of the Council of Biology Editors' "Scientific Style and Format", The CBE Manual for Authors, Editors, and Publishers, Cambridge University Press, or references listed in this guide. Avoid nonstandard abbreviations.

Time

h (hour), min (minute), y (year), d (day), 16L8D. Do not add "s" to create plurals (e.g., ys).

Fig./Figs.

Use "Fig." for singular and "Figs." for plural (e.g., Fig. 1; Figs. 2 and 3).

Dates

Dates in the text should be written as April 1, 1991; June 28, 2003, etc.

Do not abbreviate names of months in text.

Units of measurement

Use metric units. All measurement specifications must follow the SI system. Other abbreviations should only be employed if they are recognized internationally. All biological and chemical terms used should follow current international nomenclature. Substances or reagents obtained commercially must include the name and address of the manufacturer or supplier when first mentioned in the text. Concentrations of solutions may be given as molar or normal concentrations. All other concentrations are expressed as percentages. Use "L" for liter, but you can use ml and nl etc, when a metric prefix precedes a unit of measure, "M" for mole/L (e.g., nM), °C for temperature (do not use a Fahrenheit scale), etc.

Use "%" only with numerals and in tables and figures. Close up space to numerals (e.g., 50%). Otherwise, use the word percentage (e.g., percentage of defoliation).

Use "per" rather than a slash unless reporting measurements in unit to unit (e.g., insects per branch, not insects/branch; but g/cm², not g per cm².

Insert a space between numbers and units. e.g., 5 g, 20 L. Do not insert space between numbers and symbols, e.g., 3%, 20°C.

Numbers

Spell out numbers at the beginning of a sentence. Spell out the numbers one through nine (10 and up are always used as numerals), unless they are used as units of measure (e.g., five insects, nine frogs, 3 g, 2 ml; NOT 5 insects, 9 frogs, three grams, two milliliters). This includes spelling out the ordinals first through ninth, along with twofold, one-way ANOVA, and one-half. Ordinals from 10 and higher are numerals, such as 10th or 31st. In some cases, exceptions can be made if the editor concurs. There is some flexibility in interpreting the rules.

Zeros

All numbers <1 must be preceded by a zero (e.g., 0.05).

Commas

When a number is >1,000, use a comma to separate hundreds from thousands.

Semicolon

Use a semicolon to separate different types of citations (Fig. 1; Table 4).

4.7. Animal and plant names

Scientific names of genus, species, and subspecies should be formatted in italics. The full scientific name of species and subspecies must be used when first mentioned in a title, abstract and text, and its genus abbreviation should be used thereafter (e.g., D. platura).

Do NOT abbreviate common names (e.g., do NOT use RWW for Rice water weevil).

Animal species names should be followed by the order and family placement (e.g., Delia platura (Meigen) (Diptera: Anthomyiidae) when first mentioned, whereas plant species names should be followed by only the family placement (e.g., Phaseolus vulgaris L. (Fabaceae)).

The name of the author(s) does not form part of the name of a taxon and its citation is optional, although customary and often advisable. The original author and a name should be cited at least once in each paper dealing with the taxon denoted by that name. This is especially important in distinguishing between homonyms and in identifying species-group names that are not in their original combinations.

The name of the author(s), whether in parenthesis or not, is very important information for the scientific name. Parentheses around authors' names should be used in changed combinations. When a species-group name is combined with a generic name other than the original one, the name of the author of the species-group name, if cited, is to be enclosed in parentheses. For example, Chrysopa carnea Stephens, which is now placed in the genus Chrysoperla, is cited as Chrysoperla carnea (Stephens). Parentheses are not used when the genus name is still the same as the originally combined one (e.g., Chrysopa formosa Brauer).

Write scientific names exactly based on the International Code of Zoological (or Botanical) Nomenclature by referring to the newest papers. Use Roman font for the author and do not use small capitals.

4.8. Figures and Tables

Make Figures in 2 columns wide (16 cm). Remember Figures and Tables will be reduced to one column (width 8.0 cm x length 22.5 cm) or two columns (width 16.0 cm x length 22.5 cm) in publication, 22.5 cm wide x 16.0 cm long may be acceptable. Therefore, authors should create their figures and tables with these column widths in mind.

Figures

Wherever possible, it is best to avoid using a full page for a set of illustrations. That is, authors should attempt to make each illustration separately from the others and should consider numbering illustrations as separate figures rather than as multiple parts of the same figure.

Charts from Excel and SigmaPlot should NOT be used unless they are in one of the above formats.

Line drawings should only be contour drawings without halftones (photo, shades of grey). Please do not use patterns; rough hatching is possible.

When choosing a font size, remember that it should be large enough so that reduction to fit the journal page will not make lettering difficult to read. Final lettering size should be 8 or 9 point using Arial, Helvetica, Times New Roman or Times Roman fonts. Letter locators on figures composed of more than one element should match those in the text (either upper- or lowercase). Figures will not be relettered nor flaws corrected.

Captions for all figures should be numbered consecutively and typed double-spaced in order at the end of the manuscript, immediately preceding the figures. Captions must be self-explanatory. Captions must not be on the page with the figures.

Color figures and photos are acceptable but authors have to meet the full cost of color reproduction (50,000 yen/page).

After acceptance, figures must be sent as separate TIFF or EPS files.

Both electronic files and hard copies are required for color illustrations. Indicate the software (including version number) and computer operating system used to create each figure.

All color files must be submitted as CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) graphics. Do not use RGB graphics (red, green, and blue; colors specifically used to produce an image on a monitor), because they will not print correctly. Remember that the more complex your artwork becomes, the greater the possibility for problems in output process. Avoid complicated textures and shadings, especially in vector-illustration programs that increase the chance for a poor-quality final product. Color illustrations add significant extra costs to your publication charges. Use as few color figures as possible.

The minimum requirements for good resolution in color figures are 600 dpi for line art and fine lines (line art with fine lines or shading), 300 dpi for halftones and color illustrations, and 600 dpi for combinations (e.g., halftones with lettering outside the photo area).

All lines must be sufficiently thick (0.5 points minimum) to reproduce well, and all symbols, superscripts, subscripts and decimal points must be in good proportion to the rest of the drawing and large enough to allow for any necessary reduction without loss of detail. Avoid small open symbols that tend to fill in upon reproduction. Lettering produced by dot matrix printers, typewriters or by hand is not acceptable. The same font style and lettering sizes should be used for all figures of similar size.

Tables

Tables should be created using the table function in MS Word or the tabulator in other softwares (e.g., Excel). Final lettering size is 8 or 9 point size font. Tables should be numbered in Arabic numerals and grouped at the end of the text (i.e., after the list of references), each on a separate page. Each table footnote should be labeled with a typographic symbol keyed to the title, boxhead or entry of the table. Descriptive material not requiring a specific footnote should be placed under the table as a general note rather than in the title of the table. If a table continues on more than one page, repeat column headings on subsequent page(s).

Title

Title should be short and descriptive. Do not footnote a title; use the unlettered first footnote to include general information necessary to understand the table (e.g., define terms, abbreviations and statistical tests).

Lines

Use only horizontal lines to separate title from column headings, column headings from data field, and data field from footnotes. Do not use vertical lines to separate columns. All columns must have headings.

Operational Signs

Repeat operational signs throughout data field. Insert a space on either side of the sign (e.g., 1.42 ± 1.36).

Insert a space between lowercase letters and their preceding values (e.g., 731.2 ab).

Footnotes to Tables

Use footnotes to define or clarify column headings or specific datum within the data field. Do not footnote the title; use the unlettered first footnote to include general information necessary to understand the table (e.g., define terms, abbreviations and statistical tests). The use of asterisks is reserved for statistical significance only.

Example:
Means within a column followed by the same letter are not significantly different (p < 0.05; Student t-test). *, p < 0.05; **, p < 0.01; ***, p < 0.001; ns, not significant).

Use lowercase superscripted letters (e.g., a, b, c) to indicate footnotes. Footnote letters should appear in the table in consecutive order from left to right across the table then down the page.

4.9. References

References in the text should be indicated by the author(s) and year: dual authorship by the use of the name of both authors, and multiple authorship by the name of the first author followed by roman "et al." List only papers actually cited under the heading "REFERENCES", which have been arranged alphabetically by the author's last name.

Do NOT cite M.S. thesis and proceedings only including abstract. Do not list articles as "in press" unless accepted for publication by the journal concerned.

Include enough information to allow a reader to obtain cited material (e.g., book must include name and location [city or state] of publisher). The name of a journal should be given in the abbreviated form, strictly following the codes given in http://library.caltech.edu/reference/abbreviations/, or the most recent issue of BIOSIS Serial Sources. References should not be numbered.

Examples of references in the text:

Single author

(Kainoh, 1991) or Kainoh (1991)

Two authors

(Honda and Kainoh, 1994) or Honda and Kainoh (1994)

Three or more authors

(Nakai et al., 2001) or Nakai et al. (2001)

Multiple citations (separate citations with a semicolon)

(Tanaka, 1996; Nakai et al., 1997; Kainoh and Honda, 1998)

Multiple publications by same author(s)

(Honda et al., 1995a, b, 1997; Nakai, 1996)

Personal communications

(B. A. Wood, personal communication).

Obtain and forward (at submission) a letter of permission to use citations of personal communications (from those other than authors).

Unpublished data

(B. A. Wood, unpublished data) for one author or (unpublished data) for several authors.

Obtain and forward (at submission) a letter of permission to use citations of unpublished data (from those other than authors).

Software

JMP version 6.0.0 (SAS Institute, 2005)

No author

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) (2001) or (USDA, 2001)

International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) (2001) or (IRRI, 2001)

Web site citations

Complete URL can be cited in the text, but limit to as few as possible.
(http://host.name/path/file.html).

Online journals

Some publishers offer pre-publication services with articles available online prior to their inclusion in a printed issue. If the online articles are fully functional, complete and searchable with active links, or can be downloaded as a PDF with journal-style formatted pages, you can cite as a reference. Although online articles do not have bibliographic information associated with them (i.e. volume/issue number, page range), they can still be cited by means of their DOI (Digital Object Identifier). You may use year of the online publication for reference in the text and reference list.

Example:

• Sakai, I. and T. Oda (2008) Production of a new source for attraction. J. Insect Behav. doi: 10.2332/j.1596-0301.2008.01890.x

Publications of only online journals such as Journal of Insect Science, should be cited as follows:

• Edo, H., W. R. Nabeatsu and Y. Kojima (2005) Survival time of small bugs. J. Insect Sci., 5:29, Available from insectscience.org/5.29.

Examples of references for journal articles, books and book chapters are as follows.

Use italics for journal, book names.

Journals

• Inoue, M. (1990) Prevention of spider mite dispersal with creased vinyl. Jpn. J. Appl. Entomol. Zool. 34: 49-53 (in Japanese with English summary).
• Gotoh, T. and K. Noguchi (1990) Developmental success and reproductive incompatibility among populations of the European red mite, Panonychus ulmi (Acari: Tetranychidae). Exp. Appl. Acarol. 10: 157-165.
• Ôtake, A. (1981) Proposal for terminology of plants associated with the life history of fruit-piercing stink bugs. Plant Prot. 35: 39-41 (in Japanese).

When the journal name is in English and another language, the English name only should be used.

Books and Chapters

• Strong, D. R., J. H. Lawton and T. R. E. Southwood (1992) Insects on Plants, Community Patterns and Mechanisms. Blackwell, London. 313 pp.
• Helle, W. and M. W. Sabelis (eds.) (1985) Spider Mites: Their Biology, Natural Enemies and Control. Vol. A. Elsevier, Amsterdam. 405 pp.
• Takafuji, A. (1994) Variation in diapause characteristics and its consequences on population phenomena in the two-spotted spider mite, Tetranychus urticae Koch. In Insect Life-Cycle Polymorphism (H. V. Danks and A. A. Ducke, eds.). Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, pp. 113-132.

If the number of authors exceeds 10, "et al." may be used.

• Soeda, E. et al. (2015) Total genome sequence of Aphis egomae Shinji (Homoptera: Aphididae). Appl. Entomol. Zool. 50: 1-8.

Please check spelling and capitalization carefully. Only the first character of the title should be capitalized, unless it is a book title and a scientific name. Use only English title.

How to order references:

References cited should be in alphabetical order of surname of first author. If surname of the first author is the same in multiple references, order them by the number of author(s) (e.g., single author is first and two authors next). If surname of a single author is the same, order them chronologically. If the first author is the same for two authors, order the references in alphabetical order by surname of second author. If both of the two authors are alphabetically the same, order them chronologically. In case of three or more authors, references order alphabetically by the first author and then chronologically, despite the alphabetic order of the second and subsequent authors.

References with the same first author and same year should identified by a,b,c after the year.

Examples:

• Chapman, R. F. (1998) The Insects: structure and function. 4th edition. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 520 pp.
• Denbor, T. E. and R. Texas (2005) Flight activity of the large white butterfly, Pieris brassicae. Entomol. Exp. Appl. 30: 25-28.
• Eastwood, C. W. (2001a) Genetic diversity of Diptera in orchard. Am. Insect Biol. 91: 25-29.
• Eastwood, C. W. (2001b) Invasive dipteran species from Australia. Insect Biol. Physiol. 25: 699-712.
• Honda, H. and R. Honda (1998a) Minor component of pheromone of Chilo suppressalis (Walker). J. Chem. Ecol. 59: 1-15.
• Honda, R. and H. Honda (1998b) Seasonal differences of pheromone of Chilo suppressalis (Walker). Chem. Ecol. 19: 221-225.
• Honda, H. and Y. Kainoh (1997) Induced resistant of citrus against yellow tea thrips, Scirotothrips dorsalis (Thysanoptera: Thrypidae). Appl. Entomol. Zool. 32: 345-351.
• Ishii, S. (2005) Feeding preference of Delia antiqua (Meigen) (Diptera: Anthomyiidae) on Alium plants. Appl. Entomol. Zool. 40: 15-19.
• Ishii, S. and J. Janett (2003) Growth rate of Liriomyza triforii on Vicia faba leaves. J. Insect Ecol. 127: 152-156.
• Ishii, S., J. Janett and J. Walker (2002) Oviposition of Liriomyza triforii on Vicia faba leaves. J. Insect Ecol. 126: 567-571.
• Ishii, S., C. W. Eastwood, J. Walker and Y. Sona (2003) Larval morphology of Delia antiqua. Ann. Appl. Entomol. 12: 211-216.
• Ishii, S., J. C. Depp and J. Walker (2004a) Preference of Liriomyza triforii on Vicia faba strains. J. Entomol. 128: 126-130.
• Ishii, S., I. Osim and Y. Sona (2004b) Performance of Liriomyza triforii on beans. J. Appl. Entomol. 258: 316-320.
• NRC (2002) Predicting Invasions of Nonindigenous Plants and Plant Pests. National Research Council, National Academy Press, Washington DC. 198 pp.
• OECD (2004) Guidance for information requirements for regulation of invertebrates as biological control agents. Series on Pesticides. Available from http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/ 6/20/28725175.pdf
• SAS Institute (2005) JMP: Statics and Graphics Guide, version 6.0.0. SAS Institute, Cary, NC.

5. Galley Proofs

Authors will receive proofs for correction when their contributions are formatted for publication; further proofs will be sent as needed at the discretion of the Editor. Alterations from the original manuscript are not allowed in the proofs. In case of multiple authorship, the proof will be sent to the first author unless otherwise indicated.

6. Reprints

Authors may order reprints in lots of 50 for a charge at the time of publication.

COPYRIGHT:

All articles published in this journal are protected by copyright, which covers the exclusive rights to reproduce and distribute the article. No material published in this journal may be reproduced without written permission of The Japanese Society of Applied Entomology and Zoology.

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