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Increase in Number of Manuscripts per Issue

We are pleased to announce that beginning with Volume 9, the Asian Journal of Mycology will increase the number of manuscripts published in each issue to 15 in order to accommodate the growing number of high-quality submissions.

 

 

Implementation of Processing Charges for Long Manuscripts (Effective 1 January 2026)

Announcement: Implementation of Processing Charges for Long Manuscripts (Effective 1 January 2026)

 

Beginning 1 January, the Asian Journal of Mycology will implement processing charges for exceptionally long manuscripts. These charges apply only to papers exceeding 50 pages.

 

Article sizeArticle Processing Charges
1 – 50 published pages Free
51 – 100 published pages € 1000 
101 and more published pages € 1500 

 

All articles published in AJOM remain fully open access, ensuring free and unrestricted availability to readers worldwide through the journal website.

 

Authors who require financial support may request a waiver, which will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

 

We appreciate your understanding and continued support of AJOM.

 

"Another Milestone Achievement: "Asian Journal of Mycology" Granted Scopus Inclusion"

“Asian Journal of Mycology” has been accepted for inclusion in Scopus “(July 14, 2023)” We are pleased to announce that “Asian Journal of Mycology” has been accepted for inclusion in the Scopus database. The journal editorial team is deeply grateful to the TCI-TSRI-Scopus Collaboration Project (Phase 2), Thai-Journal Citation Index (TCI) Center, and the local board for their constructive feedback contributing to the journal quality improvement. We are now in the process of waiting for license agreement with Scopus for content indexing. The editorial team will keep our authors posted once the indexing process is commenced. 

 

 

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Recent Papers

Volume 9 - 2026 issue 2

6. Nutritional composition, bioactive polysaccharides, and biological activities of Russula griseocarnosa X. H. Wang, Zhu L. Yang & Knudsen: A comprehensive review
Hoai et al. (2026)

5. Optimization of basidiospore germination and morphogenesis of Pleurotus ostreatus and Oudemansiella canarii
Waing KGD & Dulay RMR (2026)

4. Bioactive potential of Auricularia cornea: Cytotoxicity, antioxidant activity, and beta-glucan content of mycelium and fruiting bodies
Walker et al. (2026)

3. Aqueous extract and proteolytic hydrolysates from oyster mushroom (Pleurotus pulmonarius) and its bioactivities
Hein et al. (2026)

2. Coniambigua diorygmatis and Distopyrenis graphidis: Two new lichenicolous fungi on Graphidaceae from India
Singh P et al. (2026)

1. Utilization of Indigenous Agricultural Waste Materials as Biofilters in Contaminated Water
Aquino-Comisario GA et al. (2026)

Volume 9 - 2026 issue 1

15. Effects of caffeic acid and hispidin on the light emission intensity of mycelia and luminescent systems of the Neonothopanus nambi and Armillaria borealis basidiomycetes
Ronzhin et al. (2026)

14. Emerging Sources of Glycosaminoglycans: Can Fungi Be the New Alternative?
Niego et al. (2026)

Announcements

Increase in Number of Manuscripts per Issue

Implementation of Processing Charges for Long Manuscripts (Effective 1 January 2026)

"Another Milestone Achievement: "Asian Journal of Mycology" Granted Scopus Inclusion"

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About Asian Journal of Mycology

Asian Journal of Mycology publishes reviews, research articles, methodology papers, taxonomic works such as monographs, and checklists which are relevant to fungal biology, including lichens. The official journal language is English.

All manuscripts will undergo peer review before acceptance. Asian Journal of Mycology will publish each manuscript as quickly as possible following acceptance by the editors.

Asian Journal of Mycology

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