The abstract should have title (Times New Roman, 12 pts, Bold; Sentence case) followed by authors and their affiliations (Times New Roman, 12 pts, Normal, Sentence case).



The presenting author's name should be underlined and should provide the Email ID after affiliations.



The body of the abstract should be processed using MS word with Times New Roman font, 12 pts, Normal, Sentence case.



Abstract should be a single paragraph of less than 300 words and must be informative.



It is important that the abstract should state briefly the purpose of research, the principal results and major conclusions.



The references should not be cited. Non-standard or uncommon abbreviations should be avoided, but if necessary, they must be defined at their first mention in the abstract itself.



Do not abbreviate genus names at first use in the Abstract.



Only one abstract per author is permitted.