PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L: A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY OF THE LITERATURE ON DATE PALM
PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L: A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY OF THE LITERATURE ON DATE PALM
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枣椰树文献计量学研究
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2006
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M. Anwar
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M. Anwar
本文采用文献计量学的方法，对国内外有关椰枣的文献进行了分析。目的是研究文学的周期性增长，作者模式，主题焦点，语言传播和文学的地理起源。对所有相关数据库和图书馆的几个在线目录进行了搜索，以确定2，465条引文的最终列表。这一数据集进行了分析，使用各种书目特征。在1970年之前，关于椰枣的文献数量从每年不到一篇增加到20世纪90年代的每年80多篇。这些文献大部分来自农业、生物科学和化学。一小部分核心作者贡献了大约三分之一的引文。五分之四的引用是合作的结果。大约五分之二的论文发表在36种期刊上。伊拉克和埃及是这一文献的主要贡献者。英语是最主要的语言。本研究的发现将对多个学科的学者有所裨益。通过识别文献中的各种模式，它将使有关学者了解核心作者，发表该文献的核心期刊，正在进行更多研究的领域以及需要进行更多研究的领域。它还应鼓励研究人员开展合作和跨学科研究。
This study carried out a bibliometric analysis of the literature on Phoenix Dactylifera L (date palm). The purpose was to study the periodic growth of literature, author patterns, topical focus, language dispersal, and geographic origin of literature on dates. All related databases and several online catalogues of libraries were searched to identify a final list of 2,465 citations. This data set was analyzed using various bibliographic characteristics. The volume of literature on date palm started increasing from less than one publication per year before 1970 to 80+ papers annually during the 1990s. Most of this literature comes from Agriculture, Biological Sciences, and Chemistry. A small core of authors contributed about one-third of the citations. Four-fifths of the citations are the result of collaborative work. About two-fifths of the papers are published by only 36 journals. Iraq and Egypt are the leading contributors to this literature. English is the most predominant language. The findings of this study will be of benefit to scholars in several disciplines. By identifying various patterns in the literature, it will create awareness among concerned scholars regarding the core authors, core journals that publish this literature, areas where more research is being conducted, and areas where more research needs to be done. It should also encourage researchers to initiate collaborative and inter-disciplinary research.