Mr Abhishek Kumar
vidwan id: 201047
Senior Research Fellow, Department of Botany
Panjab University
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- Ecology
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University Grants Commission, New DelhiYoung Scientist Award
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Punjab Academy of Sciences, Patiala
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I am working as a senior research fellow at the Department of Botany of Panjab University, Chandigarh. My research interests include the responses of ecological structure and functions to climate change. Currently, I am working on the elevational pattern of plant distributions and diversity in the Siwalik Ecosystem.
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- Senior Research Fellow , Panjab University
- Panjab University
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Scholarly Publications
Herbaceous vegetation under planted woody species on coal mine spoil acts as a source of organic matter
Open AccessBiodiversity resources and ecosystem services in the context of the industrialized world
Open AccessComparative soil restoration potential of exotic and native woody plantations on coal mine spoil in a dry tropical environment of India: A case-study
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10.1002/ldr.4286
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