Anand M. Osuri

The paper examines the relationship between fruit availability, frugivore abundance, and visitation rates in two tropical forests, finding that higher fruit availability does not always lead to higher visitation rates.

This study examines how frugivore species richness affects dietary specialisation and plant-frugivore network properties in tropical forests.

This study shows that chronic disturbance in tropical forests favors deciduous over evergreen tree communities, especially under water stress, in the Western Ghats.

This paper synthesizes long-term ecological monitoring efforts in India, identifying their geographic distribution, thematic focus, data types, and challenges in sustainability.

The paper compares tree community and carbon dynamics in mature and secondary rainforests over five years, finding higher carbon stocks and diversity in mature forests but greater carbon accrual in secondary forests.

This study evaluates the effects of different logging practices and policy changes on forest recovery in the Andaman Islands, finding that post-2005 logging has similar large-tree density to 1990s logging but reduced diversity, suggesting the need for adjusted management practices.

The paper quantifies intraspecific and interspecific variation in wood density across tree genera and evaluates the accuracy of using genus averages for carbon stock estimation.