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PhDs in progress

Diversity and abundance of tree-microhabitats and its potential as indicators of vertebrate diversity in tropical rainforests of the Western Ghats.
Dr. P. Balakrishnan, Bharati Patel (Uni: FRI-U,2018)
Ecophysiology of mangroves in Kerala: An enquiry through plant functional traits
Dr. KA Sreejith, Abdulla Naseef (Uni: CU,2018)
Plant - frugivore interaction and seed dispersal syndromes in Shola forests of the Western Ghats, India
Dr. VB Sreekumar, Nimisha E.S. (Uni: CU,2018)
Ecophysiological and Biochemical studies on seed viability loss in Dysoxylum malabaricum Bedd. and Persea macrantha (Nees.) Kosterm. - two threatened tree species of Western Ghats, Kerala.
Dr. PA Jose, Vidya R. (Uni: CU,2018)
Seasonal influence on phenology of woody species in a tropical Wet evergreen forest of Southern Western Ghats, India
Dr. VB Sreekumar, Thasini VM (Uni: CUSAT,2017)
Molecular fingerprints and geo-chemical interactions of organo-nano composites from forest floor humic acids in Western Ghats, Kerala
Dr. S Sandeep, Ninu Jose M (Uni: CUSAT,2017)
Bioactivity and mechanistic studies of certain botanical extracts for their potential application as biopesticides
Dr. R Jayaraj, Alina Paul (Uni: CUSAT,2017)
Carbon dynamics in mangrove systems of Kerala
Dr. VB Sreekumar, Harishma KM (Uni: CUSAT,2016)
Studies on variability, phenology and management methods of the alien invasive tree, Senna Spectabilis (DC.) Irwin & Barneby in Kerala, India
Dr. TK Hrideek , Muraleekrishnan K (Uni: CU,2016)
Assessment of ecosystem services from Parambikulam Tiger Reserve
Dr. Syam Viswanath, Divya Soman (Uni: CUSAT,2015)
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