To cite your references you will need to keep track of the following information for all your resources. We recommend using a Citation Management tool such as RefWorks or EndNote Web.
Author(s)
Year
Article or Book Title
Journal Name for Article; Publisher Location for Book
Volume & Issue for Article; Publisher for Book
Pages
DOI
There are many citation styles; the citations below follow APA 6th edition. Confirm what citation style is required by your professor or publisher.
Journal article:
Baseggio, M., Newman, Y., Sollenberger, L. E., Fraisse, C., & Obreza, T. (2015). Planting rate and depth effects on Tifton 85 bermudagrass establishment using rhizomes. Crop Science, 55(3), 1338-1345. doi:10.2135/cropsci2014.09.0605
Book:
Smith, C. W. & Dilday, R. H. (Eds.). (2003) Rice: Origin, history, technology and production. Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons.
Academic honesty and integrity are fundamental values of the university. Proper citation of your information sources is a critical part of adhering to the UF Honor Code.
Be ethical. Give credit to your sources.
Plagiarism can have serious repercussions.
26 Guidelines for Avoiding Plagiarism, by M. Roig
Responsible Conduct of Research LibGuide
Test yourself: Gaming Against Plagiarism
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http://libguides.uflib.ufl.edu/Endnote
Create your own personal database by importing references from online databases:
If you have questions, try the RefWorks Libguide. Here you will find detailed instructions on using the different features availalbe within RefWorks.
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