Copyright

The articles of the Camellia server are not public domain.
This means they should neither be altered nor used without proper citation.

The copyright of individual contributers must not be violated.
This means fair use of citations. Copies, translations and redistributions need the written permission of the author.

Articles signed by K.P. or Klaus Peper can be freely used, copied, translated or reproduced without written permission, if unaltered and if the source is cited.
In this case a notice would be appreciated.

Any posted article of the several Camellia journals is copyrighted and must not be used without the written permission of the respective editor.

The information in the Camellia Register is copyrighted. No part of it may be used for commercial purposes.
For scientific discussion, parts of this information may be cited if the source is given.

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Material published is not necessarily the view of the International Camellia Society.

Professional and amateur writers are invited to publish articles in this Internet Camellia Page.
Please note that with an internet publication the originator's copyright is not touched at all.
Unlike most journals, we do not claim the right of redistribution of published material.
Thus an author can send his internet article to a journal without notice to us, however, it would be fair to mention the fact of internet publication to the journal editor.