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Self-archiving policy

Agriscientia, by complying with the National Law 26.899 (Open Access Institutional Digital Repositories) and its adaptation by Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (RHCS 1365/2017) as it also applies Creative Commons to all its content, allows the self-archiving of the post-print (edition version) by the authors. On the other hand, for the pre-print and post-print versions (corrected and expanded author version that did not go through the layout process) self-archiving is not allowed.