Hello Zotero forum. When I export the following citation with "author = {State of Ohio Environmental Protection Agency}" and read from another application (R Quarto), it assumes that "State of" is the first name, and places it after the rest of the agency name rather than keeping it as what I have in the original author field (the agency name is in the "last name" field and the "first name" field is not populated.) Here is the BibLaTex export from Zotero:

@report{state_of_ohio_environmental_protection_agency_biological_1996,
title = {Biological and Water Quality Study of Mill Creek - 1995},
url = {http://www.epa.ohio.gov/dsw/document_index/psdindx.aspx},
pages = {24},
number = {{MAS}/1996- 9-5},
author = {State of Ohio Environmental Protection Agency},
urldate = {2011-12-09},
date = {1996-07-30},
}

With this format, the citation renders to this from R Quarto:

Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, State of. 1996. “Biological and Water Quality Study of Mill Creek - 1995.” MAS/1996- 9-5.

when it should look like this:

State of Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. 1996. “Biological and Water Quality Study of Mill Creek - 1995.” MAS/1996- 9-5.

The response in the Quarto forum for this problem indicated that the author field should include double brackets like this:

author = {{State of Ohio Environmental Protection Agency}},

I manually changed the BibLaTex file to include the double brackets and it all works fine now. Is this something that should be modified in the Zotero export or is this some other specific problem to the other application perhaps?

Thanks!