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Suresh Subedi

Dr. Suresh C. Subedi
Assistant Professor of Biology
Office: WSB 200F
Lab: WSB 200E
Office Phone: (757) 823-8612
Email: scsubedi@nsu.edu
 

Brief Biography
Dr. Subedi is a broadly trained plant biologist who engages in research at different biological scales - from organismal to community to ecosystem. He uses an integrative approach combining observational, experimental, and modeling techniques to unravel the short-term responses of plants to environmental changes and to understand over the long-term how environmental changes affect their structure and function.

Detailed CV of Dr. Subedi

Research Interests

  • Microbe and Plant Interactions
  • Climate Change Effects on plants
  • GIS and Remote Sensing
  • Environment Modelling and Future Predictions
  • Solutions to Environmental Change
  • Environmental Restoration
  • Undergraduate research
     

Courses Taught

  • BIO 261- General Botany
  • BIO 100 - Biological Science
     

Recent Publications

  • Ross, M. S., Stoffella, S. L., Ruiz, P. L., Subedi, S. C., Meeder, J. F., Sah, J. P., ... & Zhang, K. (2024). Transient vegetation dynamics in a tropical coastal wetland: Sea鈥恖evel rise, glycophyte retreat, and incipient loss in plant diversity. , 35(3), e13267.  

  • Subedi, S. C., Drake, S., Adhikari, B., & Coggeshall, M. V. (2024). Climate-change habitat shifts for the vulnerable endemic oak species (Quercus arkansana Sarg.). , 35(1), 23.

  • Freeman, K., Subedi, S. C., & Ross, M. S. (2024). Coastal dry tropical forests in Florida and the Caribbean in peril: A review. , 56(1), 185-197.
  • Subedi, SC, Boone Ruston, J. Aaron Hogan, Mark V. Coggeshall (2023). Defining the extent of suitable habitat for the endangered Maple-Leaf oak (Quercus acerifolia). , 15(3). 
  • Adhikari B, Bhandari S, and Subedi SC (2023). Predicted decline in climatically suitable habitat of endemic spiny babbler. ,14(6): e4584. 
  • Ripu M Kunwar, Khum Thapa Magar, Suresh C Subedi, et al. (2023). Distribution of medicinal plants in Nepal under climate change: Past, Present and Future. , 146, 109879. 
  • Bhattarai KR and Subedi SC. (2023). Important Medicinal and Aromatic Plants – Nepal. Book chapter in UNESCO -  (UNESCO-EOLSS).