Publications by authors named "Kiranmoy Chatterjee"
Effective surveillance on the long-term public health impact due to war and terrorist attacks remains limited. Such health issues are commonly under-reported, specifically for a large group of individuals. For this purpose, efficient estimation of the size or undercount of the population under the risk of physical and mental health hazards is of utmost necessity.
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- Most global mangrove restoration efforts focus on mono-species plantations, often lacking ecological principles, which leads to a low success rate in these initiatives.
- Researchers tested an innovative restoration framework for degraded mangrove ecosystems in the Indian Sundarbans, incorporating site-specific strategies and comparing them to conventional methods.
- This study used advanced statistical analyses to evaluate the success of restoration efforts, demonstrating that a diverse ecological approach has a higher potential for restoring functions and sustainability compared to single-species practices.
Sundarbans mangrove forest, the world's largest continuous mangrove forests expanding across India and Bangladesh, in recent times, is immensely threatened by degradation stress due to natural stressors and anthropogenic disturbances. The degradation across the 19 mangrove forests in Indian Sundarbans was evaluated by eight environmental criteria typical to mangrove ecosystem. In an attempt to find competent predictors for mangrove ecosystem degradation, key eco-physiological resilience trait complex specific for mangroves from 4922 individuals for physiological analyses with gene expression and 603 individuals for leaf tissue distributions from 16 mangroves and 15 associate species was assessed along the degradation gradient.
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