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Satish Chandra Garkoti

Professor

Centre/School/Special Centre

School of Environmental Sciences

Off. Phone

011-26704015

scgarkoti[at]mail[dot]jnu[dot]ac[dot]in , sgarkoti[at]yahoo[dot]com

Personal Webpage

Qualifications

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Areas of Interest/Specialization

Forest Ecology, Traditional ecological Knowledge, Tree water relations

Experience

27 years of Research and 19 years of Teaching

International Collaboration/Consultancy

Best Peer Reviewed Publications

Garkoti, S.C. & S.P. Singh (1994). Nutrient Cycling in three Central Himalayan Forests Ranging from Close-canopied to Open-canopied tree-line forests. Arctic and Alpine Research. 26: 339 - 348.
Garkoti, S.C. & S.P. Singh (1995).Variation in forest biomass and net primary productivity in the high mountains of Central Himalaya. Journal of Vegetation Science. 6: 23-28.
Garkoti, S.C. (2011). Fine root productivity and turnover in high altitude forests of central Himalaya. Journal of Forest Research 16:136–143.
Ferry Slik, J. W.,…..S.C. Garkoti ….. et al. (2018). Phylogenetic classification of the world’s tropical forests. PNAS, 115, (8)1837-1842. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1714977115.
M. Krishna, S.K. Singh, J.K. Tripathi, R. Chaturvedi & S.C. Garkoti (2019). Effect of alder on soil bacteria offers an alternative explanation to the role played by alder in rock weathering. PNAS Letters. www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas. 1910718116.

Recent Peer Reviewed Journals/Books

Nepolion Borah, RL Semwal & S..C. Garkoti (2018). Ethnomycological knowledge of three indigenous communities of Assam, India. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge Vol. 17 (2), pp 327-335.
Nepolion Borah, Florida Devi Athokpam, RL Semwal & S.C. Garkoti (2018). Chakhao(Black Rice; Oryza sativa L.): A culturally important and stress tolerant traditional rice variety of Manipur. Indian Journal of Traditional KnowledgeVol. 7(4), October 2018, pp. 789-794.
M S Umesh Babu, Lala Saha & S.C. Garkoti (2019). Changing socio-economic and climate scenario calls for documentation of the traditional knowledge and practices related to riverbed cultivation: a case study of a migrant farming community from Western Himalaya, India, Agroecology and sustainable food systems. Doi.10.1080/21683565.2019.1622618.