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What content is included in AGRICOLA?

Peer-reviewed journal articles and conference presentations by named personal authors that have English language titles and abstracts may be indexed in AGRICOLA.

Articles may have the following publisher-assigned labels:

Research article
Original paper
“Review” or “Review Article”
Research note
Commentary
“Insights”--(Wiley journals)
“Opinion”---with bibliographical references (BioMed Central journals)
Short communication
Teaching case study
Case study
Case report (BioMed Central journals)
Viewpoint (Springer journals)
Biographical articles about an individual’s contributions to the profession
Plant announcements; taxonomic announcements