Guidelines for Abstract submission

All abstracts should be written in English and submitted on or before July 30, 2014

The abstract must be in the Microsoft Word format. The title of the paper should be 16 pt Times New Roman and the Name and Address must be cantered with 14 pt Times New Roman. The main text should be single-spaced, in 12 pt Times New Roman with Key words at the end. The number of words in the abstract should be maximum 400.

Review of Abstracts

All submissions will be reviewed in terms of quality, impact and relevance to the Conference by subject experts. The notification will be directed to the corresponding author by August 15, 2014

Guidelines for paper Presentations

ORAL PRESENTATION

You are requested to send Power Point file to the Secretariat through on-line within the time fixed.
The maximum speaking time for oral presentation is 15 minutes (including time for discussion). This time frame will be strictly adhered to by the session Organizer/Chair.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Poster boards are located in Poster Room
All posters will be displayed during the conference days and should be mounted by the presenter Mounting stickers will be available in the poster room or contact the information desk of the conference.
Standard poster size may be prepared for presentation.


Topic:
Bees, Biosystematics, & Biodiversity in Pollination
Topic:
Pollination in Greenhouse conditions
Topic:
Others
Description:
Authors are welcome to submit their research of their own interest and topic here.
Topic:
Assessing Pollination requirement in Agriculturally Important crops
Topic:
Status of Pollinators & Pollination in Urban Environment
Topic:
Usage of pesticides: its effect on Bee Pollinators and Ecosystem
Topic:
Pollination in Asian Countries - Case studies
Topic:
Pollinators and their foraging behaviour
Topic:
Issues in conservation and Management of Pollinators for Modern Agriculture
Topic:
Wild Bees and Pollination in the forest Ecosystem
Topic:
Status of pests and disease of bee pollinators
Topic:
Role of Honeybees in Human Health Care
Topic:
Recent trends in R&D in pollinator management
Topic:
Beekeeping and Rural economy