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摘要
本文的目的是通过使用Clarivate Analytics Web of Science数据库中的科学引文索引扩展(SCI-EXPANDED),对1992年至2016年期间的所有植物细胞出版物进行文献计量学分析。基本分析包括文献类型、语言、期刊、科学网分类、国家和研究所分布。采用总发表量、独立发表量、合作发表量、第一作者发表量、通讯作者发表量和单作者发表量等指标来比较排名靠前的特定国家和机构的发表表现。七国集团主导了植物细胞研究中大多数高影响力的出版物。排名靠前的机构是来自法国、中国、俄罗斯、西班牙和美国的非大学。日本的东京大学是最具生产力的大学。植物细胞的文章主要发表在植物科学的Web of Science上。《植物生理学》、《植物杂志》和《植物细胞》是这一领域产量最高的三种期刊。此外,还对近年来的高被引文章和高影响文章进行了比较。利用标题、作者关键词、keywords Plus在不同时期的词分布来搜索研究热点。
Trend and impact of plant cell publications: a bibliometric analysis of global research output from 1992 to 2016
The objective of this writing was to conduct a bibliometric analysis of all plant cell publications during the period from 1992 to 2016 by using the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED) in the Clarivate Analytics Web of Science database. Basic analysis includes document types, languages, journals, Web of Science categories, distribution by countries and institutes. Indicators such as total, independent, collaborative, first author, corresponding author, and single author publications were applied to compare publication performances by specific countries and institutions of the top ranking. The G7 dominated most of the high impact publications in plant cell research. The high-ranked contributing institutions were non-universities from France, China, Russia, Spain, and USA. University of Tokyo in Japan was the most productive university single out on the top. Plant cell articles were published mainly in Web of Science of plant sciences. Plant Physiology , Plant Journal , and Plant Cell were the top three productive journals on this subject. In addition, top cited and the high impact articles in recent years were also compared. Distributions of words in title, author keywords, and KeyWords Plus in different periods were used for searching research focuses.