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The Key Databases listed below are those most useful to plant physiology students and contain in-depth, peer-reviewed literature in a variety of specific fields.

JSTOR This link opens in a new window
Search for and access full-text journal articles from two collections: Life Sciences and Arts and Sciences III. Life Sciences includes journals from biological sciences, health, and general sciences. Arts and Sciences III includes full-text journals in the languages, literature, music, film studies, folklore, performing arts, religion, art, and architecture. Most journal titles provide back issues that are three to five years old and extend back to issue one of the title.
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A one-time registration with your fit.edu email address is required for access. Search for information related to biology, biochemistry, chemistry, chemical engineering, marine biology, oceanography, and physics.Search the Chemical Abstracts, MEDLINE, CAS Registry, and CASReact databases by research topic (keyword/s), author name, chemical structure, chemical name, or chemical reaction.
Scopus This link opens in a new window
Citations and abstracts for peer-reviewed literature and scientific data across all research fields and going back to 1960, with smart tools that track, analyze, and visualize these research results.
ProQuest This link opens in a new window
Abstracting, indexing, and full text access for core scholarly journals, magazines, major newspapers, and other publications covering a broad range of subjects. To allow linking to all Evans Library scholarly journals do not select "Full Text."

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