G. Ramaswami

Effects of sampling methodology on phenology indices: insights from sites across India and modelling

This study examines how sampling methods affect phenology indices in tropical trees across India and provides recommendations for future research.

Latitudinal patterns of flowering phenology of three widespread tropical species from public media repositories.

This study analyzes the latitudinal patterns of flowering phenology for three tropical species using public media repositories and finds that flowering periods are longer and start earlier in southern latitudes.

Unveiling nesting strategies: Investigating visual concealment and nest-site selection in Yellow-wattled Lapwings, Vanellus malabaricus (Boddaert, 1783)

This study examines visual concealment and nest-site selection in Yellow-wattled Lapwings, finding no link between camouflage mechanisms and hatching success, but identifying preferences for high vegetation cover and low food availability.

Long-term citizen science data reveals environmental correlates of tropical tree flowering at the regional scale

The paper uses citizen science data to analyze environmental factors influencing flowering patterns of three tree species in Kerala, finding species-specific and habitat-dependent associations with climate variables.

Using Citizen Science to build baseline data on tropical tree phenology

This study uses a citizen science initiative to collect phenological data on tropical tree species in India, revealing seasonal patterns and potential shifts in phenology, particularly for Cassia fistula.