Florida Entomologist

About Florida Entomologist

Florida Entomologist*, "An International Journal for the Americas," is the official journal of the Florida Entomological Society and is published quarterly. Articles published in the Florida Entomologist are open access and reflect all aspects of basic and applied entomological and acarological science of relevance to Florida agriculture, urban environments, and natural resources. Research from the southeastern U.S., the Caribbean region, and Mexico is particularly invited as these areas are important sources of invasive species in Florida.  First reports of species in new geographic regions will not be accepted.  Each Florida Entomologist article is available on this site (search below) and on BioOne.

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Browse Online Archives

Vols. 1 No. 1 (1917) to present are available.Features: Browse quarterly volumes by date. Table of contents is displayed for each volume.

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Vols. 1 No. 1 (1917) to present are available.
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Information about the editorial staff can be found at this link.

Florida Entomologist authors may add InfoLinks to their articles. An InfoLink is a link to a file of the authors’ creation. It is clickable from the online table of contents that lists the authors’ article, and allows the authors to publish supplementary material (e.g., color illustrations, complete data sets, audio clips) and, in most cases, to add to and correct the supplementary material.

* Florida Entomologist (1920–current) continues Florida Buggist, which ran from 1917–1920 (vols. 1–3).