Kripal Singh

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Andong National University

South Korea

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Kripal Singh is a Research Professor at Andong National University in South Korea. His research interests encompass invasive plant control, biodiversity enhancement, and sustainable development, with recent publications addressing topics such as environmental remediation, the biobased economy in India, and renewable energy policies. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of biotic resistance to invasion and the ecological impacts of climate change on native and invasive species.

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Articles (19)

High-pressure water spraying: A game changer for invasive plant control and biodiversity improvement

Selective eradication and sowing with diverse native seed mixtures effectively controls invasion and enhances biodiversity

Native seed density and non‐native invasive species arrival order independently affect biotic resistance to invasion

Sustainable development of India's biobased economy

Uprooting is a promising tool to control invasive giant ragweed and recover native diversity

The role of biochar nanomaterials in the application for environmental remediation and pollution control

Land degradation and development in India: Status quo, challenges and opportunities

Responses of invasive and native plant species to drought stress and elevated CO2 concentrations: a meta-analysis

India's renewable energy research and policies to phase down coal: Success after Paris agreement and possibilities post-Glasgow Climate Pact

Ecosystem Services at the Farm Level—Overview, Synergies, Trade‐Offs, and Stakeholder Analysis

Exploring synergies between India's climate change and land degradation targets: Lessons from the Glasgow Climate COP

Microalgae from wastewaters to wastelands: Leveraging microalgal research conducive to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Biomonitoring-Supported Land Restoration to Reduce Land Degradation in Intensively Mined Areas of India

Porous carbon-based material as a sustainable alternative for the storage of natural gas (methane) and biogas (biomethane): A review

Enhancing productivity of perennial aromatic grasses on marginal lands through plant growth promoting rhizobacteria

Does the road to land degradation neutrality in India is paved with restoration science?

Ecosystem restoration in India during the United Nations decade on ecosystem restoration: the way forward

Ecosystem restoration: challenges and opportunities for India

Effects of perennial aromatic grass species richness and microbial consortium on soil properties of marginal lands and on biomass production

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Hojeong Kang

Tae Kyung Yoon

Chaeho Byun

susanne schmidt

Evelyn Reinmuth

Tianxi Yang

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