Most of the submissions we receive do not meet the criteria for our magazine and are rarely accepted for publication. This is a for-profit journal

(0) 讚！ | 留一刀

In order to remain objective, I submitted three times and all were instantly rejected by other magazines, including one or two point magazines, and in the end, spent twenty thousand dollars publishing in Insects. As long as it fits the scope of the journal, it is unlikely to be rejected

(0) 讚！ | 留一刀

Insects can still score high marks?

It's true that some people get rejected, it's not realistic to get no rejections. But giving 10 days for major revisions and five days for minor revisions, is just playing tricks? The article is so bad that it's hard to look at.

The acceptance rate after submission is almost 100%. However, there's a water-filled zone for low-quality submissions. Being picky is not a good thing

(1) 讚！ | 留一刀

This person is so annoying, really has nothing better to do, always talking nonsense all day long. Definitely has too much time on their hands, what kind of research can they do, if you really look into it, it will surely surprise you

(0) 讚！ | 早起鸟儿

The comments in this section are full of nonsense, like a clown jumping around. Do you have the qualifications to evaluate insects by talking about some plant-related things? You don't even know how ignorant you are. Entomology is already a niche field, and the big shots in the entomology community are not as arrogant as you. I don't understand why some ignorant people like you can't stand others' success. What kind of article can you write? The answer is obvious from your mouth full of nonsense. If you have the ability, then reveal your true identity for everyone to search for

(0) 讚！ | 早起鸟儿

I don't know what direction Teacher Gong is in. How many I yousectses have been投的, and how many big works are so rampant!

(0) 讚！ | 爱做白日梦的大侠

Some people really do get rejected

(0) 讚！ | hello311

Because everyone knows what MDPI is. What's the point of bragging? Aren't you embarrassed?

(0) 讚！ | 首龚

Because everyone knows what MDPI is. Show off

(0) 讚！ | 首龚

It's ridiculous that some non-entomologists are commenting on insects. In the field of entomology, aside from a few top journals like Insect Science, Entomologia Generalis, Journal of Pest Science, Pest Management Science, Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology, Systematic Entomology, and a few classic journals in the second tier such as Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Insect Molecular Biology, which other journal in the second tier is better than Insects? Why is it that Insects can't make it to the top of the second tier? It is said that it was pushed to the top by domestic scholars, but what is the percentage of Chinese authors in the articles in these journals before making a judgement? If the WoS is divided into the first tier and the Chinese Academy of Sciences is divided into the top of the second tier, how do you know more than these two institutions? Please go to your own field to comment and do not embarrass yourself in a field that is not your own, so as not to become a laughingstock

(630) 讚！ | ggdgdfgdfgdf

You cracked me up... Can I ask if this magazine rejects submissions? I don't think I've ever heard of anyone being rejected

(0) 讚！ | 首龚

It's not easy to get published in 2024, the opinions of the three reviewers are very professional, the quality of the journal is getting higher. There is a reason why it is still a top journal in Chinese Academy of Sciences. I hope to maintain this and strive to break into the first tier of Chinese Academy of Sciences

(8) 讚！ | 早起鸟儿

There are many talented insect experts in the country. This kind of magazine can easily be pushed to the top. It's really simple to make entomology to the top

(44) 讚！ | 首龚

Submission on 15th December, 2023
Under review as of 19th December, 2023

(0) 讚！ | .shenhai.

The IBMB Entomology Classic Journal is not in the top 2nd zone, it's really hard to look at the Chinese Academy of Sciences' partition

(0) 讚！ | panda guo

The latest division in 2023, with a rejection rate of zero percent, insects have won the top journal

(1) 讚！ | 茜54655

June 28th Submission
July 13th First round of review comments
July 23rd Resubmission
July 25th Minor revisions
July 30th Resubmission
August 3rd Online

(0) 讚！ | 三石菌

8.04: Submission
9.22: Notification of inability to find appropriate reviewers, recommendation of one reviewer
9.28: First round of review comments
10.09: Major revision comments returned, one reviewer had no comments, one minor revision
10.12: Acceptance

(0) 讚！ | easy_xu

Two reviewers, one of whom raised many questions, accepted after three revisions. The efficiency is high, the editor is very powerful, and emails are sent almost every day in the later stage. If you are in a hurry, you can submit to this journal

(0) 讚！ | qbqqb

Hello, I am also from MDPI. The probability of accepting a resubmission after rejection is high. If there were no suggestions for revision in the rejection, could it be because they were dissatisfied with the major revisions made in the first submission?

(0) 讚！ | 小柒

Hello, I am also MDPI. The probability of acceptance after rejection by the journal and encouragement to resubmit is high or not?

(0) 讚！ | 小柒

The first submission was rejected, but encouraged to resubmit. After making revisions, resubmitted and accepted directly.

(1) 讚！ | 苏绫人

This paper was later accepted by the top core SCI journal in Japan, which had previously inexplicably rejected it. I am a postdoctoral fellow, a master's thesis advisor, and hold the rank of associate professor. I have published over 30 papers, and it is impossible for a paper that I have put in so much effort and hard work to be directly rejected. From my observation, it seems that this journal may prioritize certain other aspects, so submitting to it may be beneficial for some people but potentially unfavorable for others. Please experience it for yourself.

(0) 讚！ | swswsw12221

2022-3-14 Submission
2022-3-29 Minor revisions returned
2022-4-2 Revised
2022-4-9 Accepted
2022-4-13 Published online

In general, Insects is still doing well, with a steady increase in impact factor. It is currently in the second quartile of entomology journals with an impact factor of 2.769. The advantage of this MDPI journal is its fast review process, which saves time for authors. We hope to achieve a score of 3 in the future.

(54) 讚！ | dielianhua654321