The title should be exact and concise, comprising up to 100 characters with spaces

First name Last name,1 First name Last name,2 First name Last name,1 First name Last name,3 First name Last name2

1Faculty of Agrobiotechnical Sciences Osijek, Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek, Vladimira Preloga 1, Osijek, Croatia (contact.person@fazos.hr)

2Research Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Herman Ottó út 15, Budapest, Hungary

3Horticulture Faculty, University of Craiova, A. I.Cuza Street 13, Craiova, Romania

Abstract

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The Abstract should contain three major parts, written without subtitles: paper objective, basic results, and short conclusions. Paper objective should be stated briefly, basic results should be presented clearly and accurately, and short conclusions should be derived from the results presented. The Abstract length should not exceed 700 characters with spaces. Tables, graphs, and figures are not allowed in the Abstract, as well as publication references.

Authors’ full names are to be written without academic titles. If all authors are not from the same institution, this should be indicated by a superscript. E-mail address should be added to the full postal address for a contact person only. As the Symposium has an international character, the names of countries should be added to the postal addresses.

Keywords: first, second, third, fourth, fifth

Introduction

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The papers should contain a title, a list of authors (in one line), authors’ postal addresses (1 line for each address), an Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Material and Methods, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, and References.

Paper length, including the text, tables, graphs, and figures, should not exceed 5 pages, in A4 page format. Plenary lectures should not be longer than 10 pages.

Material and Methods

The page setup defines the left margin set to 3.0 cm and top, bottom, and right margin to 2.5 cm. The authors are advised to submit a maximum of 5 pages, which will contribute to the quality of the paper and of the Proceedings. Use single spacing and justified alignment. Left alignment should be applied to the title, list of authors, and subtitles. Use hanging indent (0.5 cm) for the list of references. The pagesshould not be numbered.

The text should be written in Microsoft Word for Windows, version 6.0 or higher, using the Times New Roman typeface, 12 points in size. The titles should be written in bold, lowercase letters, using a font size of 14 points. Authors’ data (full names ) should use a font size of 12 points, whereas postal addresses should use a font size of 11 points and be italicized. Subtitles should be lowercased and bolded, set in 12‐point type. Use empty lines for line spacing (12 points in size) exclusively: before subtitles, between the title and the list of authors, between authors’ names and postal addresses, before table titles and after tables, before graphs, and after graph titles. A start of a section/paragraph in the text should not be indented by the tabulator, and paragraphs should be separated using the enter key.

SI units and abbreviations should be used. Other units, as tons (t) and hectares (ha), may be used as well. Notations should be in the following form: kg DM ha-1, fruits per plant, and t ha-1. Latin biological names should be italicized.

Results and Discussion

The used literature should be referenced within the text while citing the author’s last name and publication year only - that is, while citing a single autor (Last name, 2008), two authors (Last name1 and Last name2, 2009), or more than two authors (Last name1 et al., 2004).

The tables (with the table width extending from the left to the right margin), graphs, and (black‐and‐white, high‐resolution) photographs must be incorporated into the text (as Table 1). The numbers and table titles should be written above the tables. The table contents should be separated by a minimum set of horizontal lines (0.5 points).

Table 1. Table title

Fertilization	Grain	Aboveground mass
2003	2004	2005	2006	2003	2004	2005	2006
Yield	t DM ha-1
control	4.1 a	5.5 a	2.0 a	2.7 a	5.7 a	4.9 a	2.0 a	2.7 a
NPK	6.6 b	9.4 b	6.1 b	3.5 b	7.4 b	6.2 b	6.7 b	3.9 b
NP2K	7.2 b	9.5 b	6.5 b	3.6 b	8.2 b	6.4 b	7.0 b	3.7 b
Average	6.0	8.8	4.9	3.2	7.1	5.8	5.2	3.4
K removal	kg K ha-1
control	112 a	19 a	9 a	42 a	141 a	45 a	20 a	25 a
NPK	189 b	36 b	26 b	55 b	194 b	66 b	80 b	44 b
NP2K	202 b	36 b	28 b	58 b	204 b	75 b	93 b	43 b
Average	168	30	21	52	179	62	64	37

Illustrations and graphs should also be numbered and incorporated into the text (graph 1), with the numbers written below the graphs or figures (fig. 1). Graphs and illustrations should be submitted in one of the graphical or image formats (*.png, *tif, or *.jpg).

Graph 1. Graph title.

Conclusion

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Acknowledgement

The results presented in the paper are the outcome of the research projects 0001/2009, ABCD 12345, and Title of Project.

References

Egner H., Riehm H., Domingo W. R. (1960). Investigations on the chemical soil analysis as a basis for assessing the soil nutrient status II. Chemical extraction methods for phosphorus and potassium determination. Kungliga Lantbrukshügskolans Annaler 26: 199-215.

ISO. (1994). Soil quality – Pretreatment of samples for physico-chemical analyses. [ISO 11464: 1994(E)]. Geneva, Switzerland: International Organization for Standardization.