Organization: Title-Author's Name(s) and Affiliation - Abstract - Introduction - Materials and Methods - Results - Discussion - References Acknowledgements - Arabic Summary.
1. Title: This should be concise and descriptive. A shortened version of the title, not "exceeding 50 characters, should be provided as a running title at the top of the odd-numbered pages except the first page.
2. Author's Name(s): This should be given in the form of initials and last name for each author. Affiliation of each author follows the names. Initials and surnames of all authors, or only surname in case of more than 2 authors, are given at the top of each even - numbered page.
3. Abstract: Every paper begins with an abstract which should provide a clear and factual synopsis of the entire paper in a length of about 3% of the full paper.
Key words: Authors must give 3-8 "Key words" or phrases which identify the most important subjects covered by the paper.
4. Introduction: This briefly states objectives of the study and a rationale, as well as reference(s) to pertinent information previously obtained if any. Use generally accepted abbreviations and spell them out at their first appearance.
5. Materials and Methods: Adopted methods should be described briefly, new ones in detail. Use the international standard units and common abbreviations.
6. Results: These should be presented in a concise, objective and orderly fashion avoiding speculation and/or interpretation. Each table should be presented on a separate page, numbered with Arabic numerals and provided with an informative heading. Illustrations should be made on white drawing paper, or tracing cloth using Indian ink, or by computer graphics. Below each figure an informative legend is given. Photographs should be glossy prints with sharp detail. Tables and Figures should be placed within the text properly after the first announcement of each.
7. Discussion: This should include a concise interpretation of results obtained, their special and/or general significance and possible identity with or discrepancy from previous findings. Results and Discussion could be combined in one item if necessary.
8. References: Work referred to in the text should bare the name of its author(s) followed by year of publication, e.g. (Hamed, 1975). In case of more than two authors, abbreviate to the first surname and et al., and year of publication should be given. References at the end of the manuscript are arranged consecutively in an alphabetical order according to the senior author's name. Each reference cited should include: all authors names, year of publication, title of article in full, name of journal, volume number, and inclusive pages in this order, e.g. Shahin, S. A. and S. A. Maher, 1974. Genetic behaviour of protein percentages in broad beans Vicia faba L. Egypt J. Genet. Cytol., 3: 229235. In the case of a book: name of publisher and places of publication should be included.
9. Arabic Summary : This should be adequate and informative enough. It is not necessarily to be a typical translation of the English Abstract. Arabic manuscripts must be ended with an English Summary.

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