Research Institute Climate Change

Curriculum Vitae of Dr. Subhash Nautiyal

Designation &Address : Ex- Scientist-G& Head

Botany Division

Forest Research Institute

(Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education)

Under

Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India

Dehradun 248006

Uttarakhand, India

Phone- 976*******

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Permanent Address: 140/1, F- Block, Rishi Vihar, Harbanswala,

Post Office: Mehuwala

Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001

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EDUCATION:

Bachelor of Science (Botany, Zoology, Chemistry), HNB Garhwal University, Srinagar Garhwal, India, 1974.

Master of science (Botany), HNB Garhwal University, Srinagar Garhwal, India,1976.

Ph.D. (Botany, Eco-physiology), HAPPRC, HNB Garhwal University, Srinagar Garhwal, India, 1982.

EMPLOYMENT RECORD:

Office/ Instt./Orgn.

Post held

From

To

Scale of pay

Nature of duties

Himalayan Environmental Studies and Conservation Organization, Dehradun, UK

Scientific Advisor

Feb.2017

Continue

Honorary

Advisory on Ecology, Environment, Livelihood, and forest related issues.

VCSG University of Horticulture and Forestry, Bharsar, Pauri Garhwal, UK

Co-Ordinator Forestry Research

June,2015

June 2016

Rs.374**-*****

Grade pay Rs.10,000 (Pay minus pension)

Research and Administration

Forest Research Institute, University, Dehradun, India

Scientist –G (Pro.-VC)

Jan.2013

May 2015

/ Rs.374**-*****

Grade pay Rs.10,000

Research, teaching, training, and administration

Forest Research Institute University, Dehradun, India

Scientist F

(Senior Professor) & Head, Botany Division

Jan.2008

Dec.2012

Rs.374**-*****

Grade pay Rs.8900/

Research, teaching, training, and administration

Forest Research Institute University, Dehradun India

Scientist E (Professor)

Jan.2003

Dec. 2007

Rs.374**-*****

Grade pay-Rs.8700/

Research, teaching, training and administration

Forest Research Institute, University, Dehradun India

Scientist-SE

February, 1997

December 2002

Rs.12,000-

16,400

Research, teaching, training and administration

Forest Research Institute, Dehradun India

Scientist-SD

January, 1992

January

1997

Rs.3000-4500

Research, teaching, training and administration

National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, ICAR

New Delhi -India

Scientist S-2 & Head

September, 1988

March 1991

Rs.3000-5000

Head of the Center, planning and execution of Agri-horticulture research, and administration.

Forest Research Institute, Dehradun - India

Scientist-SC

February, 1987

September 1988

Rs.2200-4000

Research and teaching

Forest Research Institute, Dehradun India

Research Officer

January, 1984

February 1987

Rs.2000-3500

Research and teaching

Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun - India

Research Investigator

September, 1982

January 1984

Rs.900/- p.m. fixed

Research

High Altitude Plant Physiology Research Centre, Srinagar –241674 (Garhwal)-India

Research Fellow

May, 1977

September 1982

Rs.600/- p.m. Fixed

Research and teaching

Job Description:

As advisor, advisory role related to all scientific and technical matters mainly ecology, environment, forest, and climate change issues.

As Co-ordinator, Forestry Research, at VCSG, UUHF, Bharsar, Planning, Managing and supervising all forestry related research and education of the University.

As Scientist -G (Provost) and Professor of Forest Botany/Plant Physiology, Planning and execution of research projects, teaching faculty of FRI University and administrative job of Botany division.

As National Project Director, Biodiversity Conservation and Ecological Security, had overall responsibility to plan, execute and monitor the progress of research projects related to Biodiversity Conservation and Ecological Security at National level.

As National Co-ordinator, Forest Invasive species, plan and co-ordinate forest invasive species research projects at National level.

As a head of Botany division (2010 to 2013) over all responsibility to plan, execute and implement all research projects of the division. Five major disciplines namely Plant Physiology, Systematic Botany, Wood Anatomy, Tissue culture and Bioprospecting and Biopiracy and one field research station at Khirsu, Pauri Garhwal were functioning under Botany Division.

As a faculty (Professor of Forest Botany) of forestry of Forest Research Institute University take regular classes of graduate students of Forestry.

Guide and supervise the students pursuing their master’s and Ph.D. degrees in Forestry.

Overall supervision of the Scientific, Technical, and ministerial staff of the division which includes Scientists, Lab and field technicians, clerical staff as well as research scholars.

Arranging trainings for scientific, technical, and field staff as well as for farmers on trees and Bamboo propagation, nursery establishment, planting stock improvement and establishment of germplasm banks of tree species.

Research writings, report writings, preparation of research projects for National and International funding and arranging funds besides government grant.

Administrative responsibility like granting leave, sanctioning tour program bills, granting permission, holding interviews for appointing research staff and all other official matters of the division.

Pioneered in the establishment of High-Altitude Plant Physiology Research Centre at 3600 m elevation in Himalaya during 1977-81, National Bureau of Plant genetic Resources, Regional Centre Srinagar Kashmir, India (1987-90) and Field Research Station, Khirshu, Pauri Garhwal (2009-13 respectively.

Significant work in planting stock improvement of commercially important tree species of India including Sheesham (Dalbergia sisoo) chir pine (Pinus roxberghii) and kail pine (P.wallichiana). Besides this developed farmer’s friendly propagation technologies of major trees and Bamboos. In situ and ex situ conservation of tree biodiversity particularly seed, and field gene bank are the major thrust areas of research work.

Nautiyal’s research team focuses on sustainable forest development and promoting livelihood opportunities to rural masses living in and around forest.

He had looked after the health status of Sacred Bodhi tree at Bodhgaya, India and worked as an expert member of team working on Tree conservation of Ta Phram Temple, Siem Reap, Cambodia (2008-15).

Major achievements:

As a team member established High Altitude Plant Physiology Research Centre at 3600M altitude in Garhwal Himalaya during 1977 to1979, as Head of the Centre, Regional Centre of National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources (NBPGR), ICAR, at Srinagar, Kashmir Himalaya, J&K., India during 1988-89 and as Head Botany Division, Field Research Station Khirshu, under Botany Division, Forest Research Institute Dehradun during 2009-10.

Workout the mechanism of plant adaptation to higher altitudes,

Collection, conservation and evaluation of major Agri-horticulture crops of Kashmir Himalaya.

Developed farmer’s friendly suitable propagation technologies for mass multiplication of quality planting stock of fuel wood and fodder tree species for their sustenance. Prepared and distributed around 100 thousand quality seedlings / clonal planting stock of multipurpose tree species and bamboo and distributed to the farmers.

Propagation of 10 bamboo species through culm cuttings, branch cuttings and juvenile single nodal cutting.

Selection of plus trees, establishment of clonal seed orchards, seedling seed orchards, vegetative multiplication gardens and seed production areas of Dalbergia sissoo and Pinus roxburghii .

Established clonal nurseries of major tree species and Bamboos.

Developed vegetative propagation technologies of ten important tree species of India.

Established field germplasm banks of fifteen commercially and six medicinally important tree species of state of Punjab, India.

Established field gemplasm bank of Hill Bamboo (Ringal) species at Khirshu Pauri Garhwal.

Produced quality planting stock of major tree species for distribution to farmers.

Identified drought resistant clones and provenances of Dalbergia sissoo and Pinus roxburghii for reclamation of semiarid and arid areas of the country.

Released five outstanding clones of Dalbergia sissoo for large scale plantations in Punjab.

Conducted regular trainings on tree propagation, nursery development, establishment, and growing quality planting stock, establishment and maintenance of nursery and field germplasm banks for State Forest Department Personals and Farmers since 1996 till 2015.

Consultant for conservation and maintenance of health status of Sacred Trees of India, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka.

Establishment of Field Research Station Khirsu, Pauri Garhwal and two advance research laboratories i.e. for Molecular Taxonomy and advance Physiology and Biochemistry under Botany Division.

As a chairman Technical Committee, International Popular Commission, successfully edited the abstracts and conducted the international event in Nov. 2012 at FRI, Dehradun.

Organized National and International seminars and workshops and presented research papers, delivered invited lectures, and chaired sessions.

Awards:

The Research Board of Advisors 2000 by The American Biographical Institute USA

Bharat Jyoti Award 2006 by India International Friendship Society New Delhi.

Rajeev Gandhi Excellence Award New Delhi 2006.

Schlich Prize 2007

Indian Forester Prize 2012

Professional Memberships and Positions:

Executive member Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textile. Govt. of India.

Member Research Advisory committee of Central Sericulture Research & Training Institute, Pampore Srinagar, J&K. Central Silk Board.

Member Research Advisory committee of Central Sericulture Germplasm Resources Centre Hosur, Tamil Nadu. Central Silk Board.

Member Research Advisory committee of State Sericulture Research & Training Department Uttarakhand, Dehradun.

Expert Member, Department of Science and Technology, Science and Society Division, Govt .of India .

Expert member, WWF-India.

Member Board of Governors, Maya Group of colleges.

National Co-ordinator, Invasive Plant Species, ICFRE, India.

National Project Director Biodiversity Conservation and Ecological security.

Member CoP-11 to Convention on Biological Diversity, India.

Member, Multidisciplinary Committee, Hydro Power projects of Sikkim and Uttarakhand States. Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India.

Member Assessment Committee of Technical Personnel CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum.

Member Project Evaluation Committee, GB Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development, Koshikatarmal, Almora, UK.

Member Research Advisory Committee, Forest Research Institute, University. Dehradun

Member Academic Council, Forest Research Institute, University, Dehradun.

Member Research Advisory Committee, Uttarakhand Forest Research Academy, Haldwani, UK.

Member Selection Committee, HAU, Hisar.

Member Board of Studies Forestry, HNB, Garhwal University.

Honorary Director, Himalayan Village Resource Development Society (NGO).

Research Approach

Our main goal is to deepen knowledge of the ways in which plants respond to the environment in terms of different traits (genetic, physiological, anatomical, and morphological). We look at different modes of response such as phenotypic plasticity, the capacity of an organism to change in morphology and physiology in response to environmental signals, and genetic mechanisms as revealed in common garden experiments. The techniques we have used are carbon processing (photosynthesis, spectral reflectance, chlorophyll fluorescence, etc), water relations, and growth analysis.

Dr Nautiyal’s current research includes morphological, anatomical, physiological, and optical properties of plants in relation to climate change and ecology. The individual species and their adaptations to the environment, plant nutrition, establishment of germplasm banks of commercially important tree species and biodiversity conservation.

Planting stock improvement and propagation of commercially important tree species and Bamboos for higher biomass production to meet the fuel wood, fodder, small timber demands of farmers and local people as well as to enhance the income of the rural poor’s through forestry is another area of success of Dr. Nautiyal . He is also promoting Bamboo species for faster carbon assimilation, reclamation of stress sites and for socioeconomic upliftment of rural poor.

Bioenergy through promoting energy plantations.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Research: 31 Years: As a Scientist 31years research experience in planning, executing, developing and managing research in the field of, Forestry, Agriculture, Plant Genetic Resources Conservation and Evaluation, Plant Biodiversity conservation and Management, Sustainable development and Environment.

Teaching: 20 Years: Associated with teaching program of Plant Physiology, Economic Botany, Plantation Forestry, Forest products, Biodiversity conservation and tree improvement to various Institution like Department of Botany, HNB Garhwal University, Srinagar (Garhwal); Ranger College Balaghat, M.P. Central Forest Academy Dehradun, Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy, Dehradun and Forest Research Institute University, Dehra Dun India .

Administration: 20 years: As a Project leader, team leader, Head of the Regional Centre National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources {NBPGR), Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR), New Delhi, Head Botany Division, Forest Research Institute (FRI), National Project Director Biodiversity Conservation and Ecological Security and National Co-ordinator, Invasive species, ICFRE, Dehradun, India.

Advanced Trainings and certifications:

Use of Biotechnology in Agriculture and Forestry, organized by I.C.A.R., New Delhi at Haryana Agriculture University, Hissar, during 1990.

Germplasm Conservation Training organized by I.P.G.R.I. at NBPGR, New Delhi during 1990.

Plant Quarantine at National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, New Delhi during 1991.

Management of Provenance Trials Training Course at T.F.R.I. Jabalpur, India, organized by I.C.F.R.E. Dehra Dun during August 1990.

Research Priorities Setting and Proposal Writing held on 1-6th November 1994 at F.R.I., Dehra Dun, India, organized by Win rock International, U.S.A.

Forestry Research Communication held on 11-25th November 1994 at Dehra Dun, India by Win rock International U.S.A.

Computer Application in Forestry, held on 30th Oct., to 18th November 1995 at State Forest Service College, Dehra Dun, India organized by Govt. of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests.

Two-week training course on "Statistical Experiment Design" organized by Directorate of Statistics, ICFRE, at SFS College, Dehra Dun during Feb. 1996.

Three months training on "Tree Improvement" from March to June 1996 held at University of Georgia, Athens, U.S.A.

One-week training on "Modern Computer based Analysis on Provenance and other Genetic Trials by Chris Hard wood, UNDP from 19-23 August 1996 at T.F.R.I., Jabalpur, India.

One week "Research, management Training Course" from 30th September to 4th October 1996 at Institute of Technology Management, Mussoorie, India.

Research Writing workshop held at ICFRE head quarter Dehra Dun from 5 to 9 November, .2000.

Research Management and administration one-week training program at ASCI Hyderabad from 9th to 13 March 2009.

M1- Introduction to IT Concepts and MS office-07 Suite. One-week program at ICFRE, Dehradun from 24 to 28 August 2009.

Training Program on Ethics and Values held at LBSNAA Mussoorie from 28th February to 4th March 2011.

Specialization/Area of Experience:

Forest Vegetation Survey

Plant growth, nutrition, adaptation, and stress physiology.

Adaptation of plants in changing climate scenario.

Natural Resources Conservation, Management, and their Sustainable Use.

Collection, conservation, and evaluation of Germplasm of Agricultural, Horticultural and Forestry Plant species.

Bioprospecting and Biopiracy sample identification of medicinal herbs.

Community based Natural Resource Management and participatory approaches.

Staff training and research management

Rural community development.

Plant invasive species utilization and management.

Tree and Bamboo propagation

Conservation of Sacred Groves.

List of thesis titles supervised for Ph. D. Degree in Forestry (Awarded):

“Physiological and biochemical responses of the seedling of Dalbergia sissoo as influenced by water stress and antitranspirants.” Hem Chandra Sagta .

“Physiological and Biochemical response of some promising clones of Dalbergia sissoo Roxb. to varying water stress conditions” Ruchi Mathur.

“Physiological Studies on Inter- Clonal Variation in Dalbergia sissoo Roxb. with respect to the growth Performance in different climatic Zones.” Ranjeet Singh Rawat

“Inter and Intra provenance variation in Neem (Azadirachta indica A. Juss) from different agro-climatic zones of Haryana.” Naresh Kaushik.

“Genetic analysis of various clones of Dalbergia sissoo through physiological and molecular markers”. Shilpa Gautam .

“Variability studies in different seed sources of Pinus wallichiana A. B. Jacks.(Blue Pine) in India”. Kirti Rawat .

“Effect of growth retardant on mulberry (Morus alba L S146 Genotype for foliage improvement”. R.K.Pant.

“Morpho-physiological and genetic evaluation of half –sib Families of Acacia catechu Wild. (Khair). Jugender Singh

“Development of suitable propagation technologies of Merablans Terminalia ballerica and Terminalia chebula” Kavita Madhwal. .

“Physiological and Biochemical screening of seedlings of selected clones of Dalbergia sissoo for their desiccation tolerance”. B.P.Tamta.

“Physiological and biochemical responses of Pinus roxberghii progenies under different water stress conditions”. Seema Chaudhary .

“Functional dynamics and growth performance of various progenies of Acacia nilotica in the field conditions”. Mohd. Ayoub Dar .

“Physiological behavior of rooting of cuttings of Terminalia arjuna (Roxb. Ex. D.C.) Wight & Arn.” Sanjay Prasad Rayal.

“Physiological and Biochemical characteristics associated with the rooting of juvenile, mature and rejuvenated cuttings of a promising clone Dalbergia sissoo.” Trisha Kanwar Co-Supervisor.

“Rooting response of Branch cuttings of Dandrocalamus giganteus through Ex-vitro methods”. Syed Sajad Husain Razvi.

“Variability studies in Dandrocalamus strictus (Roxb.) Nees using Protein Fingerprinting and biochemical analysis”. Ms. Saira Rasool, Co-Supervisor

“Implementation of Afforestation and Reforestation (A&R) projects under Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and suggestive measures”. Sandeep Tripathi

“Nitrogen uptake, assimilation and nodulation behavior in relation to seasonal variation in some selected clones of Dalbergia sissoo”.Ajaz Ahmad Bhat.

“To study the seasonal effect of Nodulation and Nitrogen Assimilation behavior of seedlings Vis-à-vis cutting raised plants in Shisham (Dalbergia sissoo)” Rayees Afzal Mir.

“Variability among four hill bamboo species in relation to Morpho-physiological markers” Chandra Kant Tiwari Co-supervisor.

“A systematic study of grasses (Poaceae) and (Bambusoideae of Temperate/ Alpine region of Mandal Forests (Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary) with reference to their Kranz Anatomy”- Niteesh Kumar:

“Comparative performance of seedlings and cuttings raised planting material of Grewia optiva (D“C rumm) based on physiological and Biochemical Parameters” Anamika Pal

“Physiological and Biochemical characterization of some seed sources of Bauhinia purpurea “- Sarika Parimau

Nitrogen fixation and assimilation Behavior in relation to seasonal variation in Albizia procera (Roxb.) (Benth). - Jyoti Kandpal – Co-Supervisor

“Phenological response of four Rhododendron species with reference to climate change”- Shailendra Vashist -Co-Supervisor

30 Graduate students at FRI University and other colleges so far have done their dissertations work/ thesis.

Projects Handled (1984- onwards):

i)Forest Soil and Vegetation Survey of South Raipur Forest Division, M.P. Team Leader Ecological aspects, 1984-85.

ii)Vegetative propagation of Teak (Tectona grandis) and Bakli (Anogisus latifolia) Principal investigator, 1986-88.

iii)Exploration, collection and evaluation of Agri-Horticulture crops of Kashmir Himalayas. Principal Investigator, NBPGR, ICAR project. Duration- 1988-1990.

iv)Collection and conservation of fodder grasses and legumes of cold desert of Indian Himalayas. Principal Investigator, NBPGR, ICAR project under Indo-US Joint program. Duration- 1988-1991.

v)Collection and conservation of temperate fruits germplasm of Kashmir Himalayas. Principal Investigator, NBPGR, ICAR project under Indo-US Joint program. Duration- 1988-1991.

vi)Planting stock improvement of Dalbergia sissoo- World Bank FREE project funded by World Bank. Team Leader, Duration- 1994-2000.

vii)Improvement of Himalayan Pines- Team Leader, USDA Pine project funded by USDA. Duration- 1996-2006.

viii)Physiological responses of water stress of some important tree species-F.R.I. normal project of Ministry of Environment and Forest Govt, of India. Principal Investigator. Duration- 1992-2000.

ix)Creation of Field Germplasm Bank of Commercially Important Tree Species project funded by Punjab Forest Dept., under JBIC project INDIA. Principal Investigator, Duration- 2002-2005.

x)Creation of Field Germplasm Bank of Medicinally important tree species of Punjab. Project funded by Punjab Forest Department under JBIC Project. INDIA. Principal Investigator. Duration- 2006-2007.

xi)Screening and identification of fast-growing fuel wood and fodder species for higher biomass production of Garhwal Himalayas. Project funded by National Agricultural Technology Project, ICAR (Indian Council of Agriculture Research), INDIA). Principal Investigator. Duration- 2001-2004.

xii)Long-term impact of monoculture of forest tree species on forest and non-forest land of Punjab. Project funded under JBIC project by Punjab Government, INDIA. Co-Investigator. Duration- 2002-2006.

xiii)Conservation of Nitrogen Fixing Plants: A Reliable Approach for Rehabilitation of Degraded Sites in Himalayan Ecosystem. Project funded by GBPIHED, Almora, INDIA. Principal Investigator. Duration- 2001-2004.

xiv)Development of Suitable Propagation Technologies of Three Terminalia Species: Project funded by GBPIHED, Almora, INDIA. Principal Investigator Duration- 2005-2007.

xv)Networking forest plantations in crowded world: optimizing ecosystem services through improved planning and management strategies. European Union sponsored project. The project work is initiated in Uttaranchal. Worked as activity leader for fuel wood and fodder component. Duration- 2005-2007

xvi)Planting stock Improvement of some indigenous fuel wood and fodder tree species for higher biomass production in relevance to hilly region of Garhwal Himalayas. Project funded by Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. Principal Investigator, Duration-2006-2009.

xvii)Bamboo improvement for rural and tribal communities: Integrating recent technologies. Project under funding by National Bamboo Mission., Govt. of India. Co-Investigator. Duration 2007-2010.

xviii)Development of Tree to Tree prescription of species associated with the Ta Prohm Temple, Siem Reap Cambodia for conservation. Funded by Archeological Survey of India. Team Leader. Duration 2007-2013.

xix)Conservation of sacred tree of Mahabodhi Tree of Mahabodhi Temple of Bodh Gaya, India. Team Leader 2007-2009.

xx)Effect of climate change on phenology of Himalayan Rhododendron. UCOST. Team Leader 2009-2012.

xxi)Creation of field germplasm bank of Grewia optiva and Quercus leucotrichophora the important indigenous fodder tree species of Uttarakhand. Funded by Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. Team Leader- 2010-2013.

xxii)Clonal screening of Dalbergia sisoo in relation to nitrogen utilization and biomass production. Funded by ICFRE, 2008-13 (Co-PI)

xxiii)Vegetative propagation nodulation and nitrogen fixation studies in Myrica esculenta ham.-A non legume nitrogen fixing species. ICFRE funded project 2010-14. (Co-PI).

xxiv)Propagation of hill bamboos through conventional and in vitro techniques. ICFRE funded project, 2009-2012. (Co-PI).

xxv)Floral Biodiversity studies of Bihar, State Forest Department Bihar Funded Project 2013-15. ( Principal Investigator)

xxvi)Estimation of Carbon Assimilation potential Of chir pine (Pinus roxburghii) forest of Uttarakhand. Funded by Uttarakhand Forest Department. 2013-15 (Principal Investigator).

xxvii)Promoting non wood forest products (NTFPs) and Forest Invasive species (FIS) for livelihood support to rural women of Uttarakhand- Funded by Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi. 2014-2016 (Principal Investigator).

xxviii)Forest vegetation analysis of Eight Districts of Bihar (2013 -15): Funded by Department of Forest, Govt. of Bihar (PI).

xxix)Dissemination and Evaluation of Technologies Through Networking of Various Institutions and Organizations of Mountain Eco-system (Co-ordination Proposal). (2017-2021). Funded by Department of Science and Technology, Govt of India. Project Co-ordinator.

Consultancies

Providing consultancies to International and National agencies, state forest departments, NGOs and farmers etc. on:

Genetically modified crops and future agriculture. CARE, International, USA.

Development of Tree to Tree prescription of species associated with the Ta Prohm Temple, Siem Reap Cambodia for conservation. Cambodia.

Vegetative propagation of trees and bamboos integrating recent advances and indigenous technologies developed.

Forest Genetic Resources Conservation and Management involving local communities.

Planting Stock Improvement using recent trends.

Non-timber Forest Products for the development of quality planting materials.

Reclamation of Stress Sites and development of conservation strategies.

Establishment of Field Germplasm Banks for conservation and breeding programme as well as commercial exploitation.

Conservation of sacred grooves and trees of heritage value.

Bamboo propagation and nursery development.

Subject specialist and referee of the technical Journals:

Current Science

Indian Journal of Plant Physiology

The Indian Forester

Indian Journal of Forestry

Annals of Forestry

Journal of Herb Species & Medicinal Plants, USA

Physiology and Molecular Biology of Plants

Ethnobotany Research and Applications

Publication:

More than 200 Research Papers (National and International Journals)

14 Books

20 Research Project Reports,

Brochures

Scientific articles of general interest.

Books Published

Handbook of some important Himalayan shrubs. F.R.I. Publications ICFRE - 1. (1990).

Fodder from Forests, F.R.I. Publications, ICFRE-17. (1991).

Planting Stock Improvement Program of Dalbergia sissoo. Guidelines, F.R.I. Publication. (1997).

Forest Biodiversity and Its Conservation Practices in India. Oriental Entreprises Publisher, Dehra Dun, India. (1999).

Forest Fire and Its Control Measures. Oriental Entreprises Publisher, Dehra Dun, India. (1999).

Non-Timber Forest Products of India (Jyoti Publishers, Dehra Dun, India). (2003).

Studies on Himalayan Pines. Forest Research Institute Dehradun, Publication. (2006).

Genetically Modified Crops for Future Agriculture. Jyoti Publishers. (2007)

Establishment of Field germplasm bank of commercially important tree species: Under Publication. (2008)

Handbook of Bamboo Resources and propagation in India. Bishan Singh Mahendrapal Singh, Publisher, Canought Place Dehradun (2012).

Conservation of Trees at Ta Prohm Temple, Cambodia (2011). Forest Research Institute Publication.

Eucalyptus and water consumption (2011): ICFRE Publication.

Management of Non-Timber Forest Produce (Practiced and Prescribed) with specific reference to Uttarakhand: Bishan Singh Mahendrapal Singh, Publisher, Canought Place Dehradun (2020).

The Holi Bodhi Tree. Published by BTMC. 2023.

Skills

Strong research, teaching, training and administration skills.

Strong organizational skills

Strong analytical skills

Excellent oral and written communication skills

Ability to multitask.

Ability to work under pressure.

Dated: 14 March 2024 Dr.(S.NAUTIYAL)

IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS

S. Nautiyal and A.N. Purohit, (1980). High altitude acclimatization in plant: stomatal frequency and anatomical changes in the leaves of Artemisia species. Biol. Plant. Vol. 22, 282-286.

S. Nautiyal, (1981). Some medicinal plants of Garhwal Hills: A traditional use. Jour. of Sic. Res. In P. & Med. Vol. 2(1):12-18.

S. Nautiyal (1983). High altitude acclimatization in plants: changes in sugars, starch and lignin contents in the leaves of four Artemisia species. Biol. Plant Vol. 25(11): 361-365.

S. Nautiyal (1984). High altitude acclimatization in plants: changes in free amino acids and nitrogen contents in the leaves of four Artemisia species. Biol. Plant 26(3):230-234.

S. Nautiyal and J.K. Semwal, (1984). Screening of some alpine plants for alkaloids, flavonoids and saponin contents. Ind. Drugs. Vol. 21(10), 225-230.

R.M. Bhatt, S. Nautiyal and A.N. Purohit, (1985). Seed germination of some Himalayan alpine composites. Seed Research Vol. 13(1):1-7.

S. Nautiyal (1986). High altitude acclimatization in plants: changes in chlorophyll contents in the leaves of four Artemisia species. Ind. J. of Plant Physiol., Vol. XXIX, No. 1, pp. 89-94.

S. Nautiyal and E.R.C. Reynold, (1988). The stomata of Eucalyptus hybrid trees from a transect across the Tarai area of Uttar Pradesh, India. Ind. Forester, Vol. 114, No. 6, 295

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