Seed Biology publishes original research articles reporting the latest discoveries, letters, reviews, and perspectives related to fundamental seed biology of model, agronomic, horticultural and forestry plants and aims to become a highly trusted source of original information on the biology of seeds.

The subject areas include, but are not limited to, the following:

●  Flowering time control and floral organ development;

●  Sporogenesis and gametogenesis;

●  Pollination and fertilization;

●  Embryogenesis and endosperm development;

●  Apomixis;

●  Seed yield and quality;

●  Seed vigour and longevity;

●  Seed dormancy and germination;

●  Fruit development;

●  Agronomic appraisal of seed traits;

●  In vitro regeneration and artificial seed;

●  Development of novel 'super germplasm' using all research approaches, including omics, genetics, biotechnology and genome editing, synthetic biology, cellular and molecular biology, physiology, and environmental biology;

●  Seed interactions with other microbes;

●  Seed technologies.

All genetic resources published in Seed Biology must be made accessible to all future users and deposited in a publicly available repository when possible.