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Romanian Journal of Horticulture (RJH) is an open access journal that does not charge readers or their institutions for access.
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The journal does not charge fees from author for publication and processing.
Currently our journal does not receive any revenue from selling subscriptions for online view or print, defraying its editorial and production from sponsor – Romanian Society of Horticulture own funds.
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