Published peer-reviewed articles (journals listed in ISI Web of Science):

Giuggiola, A., Kuster, TM.,Saha, S. (2010) Drought-induced mortality of Scots Pines at the southern limits of its distribution in Europe: causes and consequences. iforest (Journal of Biogeosciences and Forestry)3: 95-97 [online: 2010-07-15]

Saha, S. and  Bisht, NS. (2007) Role of traditional ecological knowledge in natural resource management among Monpas of North-Western Arunachal Pradesh. Indian Forester 133 (2):155-164

Article submitted:

Saha,S., Kuehne,C. and Bauhus J. (2012) Survival, growth and quality of Quercus petraea and Q. robur established in cluster plantings: a review of central European experiences. New Forests.

Articles in preparation for submission:

Saha,S.,Kuehne, C., Kohnle, U. And Bauhus, J. Assessment of growth and quality of young oaks grown in cluster plantings: a weighted meta-analysis on raw inventory data from forestry experimental trials in Central Europe.

Saha,S., Kühne,C. and Bauhus J.Oak cluster planting promotes tree growth and quality, increases tree species diversity and enhances productivity.

Saha,S. and Bauhus J. Intra-specific competition and inter-specific facilitation do matter for tree growth and quality in young oak groups

Peer-reviewed articles (non ISI Web of Science journal):

Banerjee, AK. and Saha, S. (2004) Role of  women in joint forest management at Arabari forest (East Midnapore Forest division) of south West Bengal.International Journal of Forest Usufruct Management 5 (1 & 2):56-64

Presentations in conferences (abstracts published in proceedings):

ORAL Contributions:

Saha, S., Bauhus, J., Kohnle, U., Kühne, C. 2010. Can oak bio-groups produce high quality trees? In: Parrota, J.A., A.Carr, M. (Eds.), Forests for the Future: Sustaining Society and the Environment XXIII Iufro World Congress. The International Forestry Review Commonwealth Forestry Association, Seoul, Republic of Korea, p. 508.

Saha,S., Kühne,C. and Bauhus J. (2011) Oak cluster planting increases tree species diversity and enhances productivity. In Minden V. (Ed), 41st Annual Conference of the Ecological Society of Germany, Austria and Switzerland (GFÖ) in Oldenburg, Germany, p. 282

Presentations in colloquia, symposium and summer school:

ORAL Contributions:

Saha, S. (2012) Plant less and get more. On 2^nd February in winter colloquium at Institute of Silviculture in University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany.

Saha, S. and Bauhus, J. (2012) Assessment of growth and quality of young oaks grown in cluster plantings: a weighted meta-analysis on raw inventory data from forestry experimental trials in Central Europe. On 19^th January in winter colloquium at the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL), Birmensdorf, Zürich, Switzerland.

Saha, S. and Bauhus, J. (2010) Can oak bio-group produce high quality trees? – A meta analysis from the Central European Stands(first results of Ph.D.). On 10^th July in Annual Graduate School Day oftheGraduate School ‘Environment Society and Global Change’, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany.

Saha, S. (2009) Establishing oak stands by cluster planting (Ph.D. concept presentation). On 04^th March in winter colloquium at Institute of Silviculture in University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany.

Saha, S. (2006) Bamboo forest management and value chain in pulp and paper industry in East-central India. On 17^th July in ‘DAAD Summer School -Forestry Markets and Society 2006’, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany.

Saha, S. (2005) Traditional Utilization of the Himalayan medicinal shrubs and wildlife articles among the Monpas and Panchenpas at the Indo-China border region at Arunachal Pradesh in the Eastern Himalayas. On 29^th June in symposium at the Forest Research Institute, Dehra Dun, India.

Saha, S. (2005) Role of traditional ecological knowledge in natural resource management among the Dirang Monpas of the Arunachal Pradesh of the Eastern Himalayas. On 17^th May 2005 in symposium at the Eastern Himalayan Program of Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE), Guwahati, India.

POSTER Contributions:

Saha, S. and Bauhus, J. (2011) Oak cluster planting increases tree species diversity and enhances productivity compared to traditional row planting. On 8^th June in Annual Graduate School Day of theGraduate School ‘Environment Society and Global Change’, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany.

Saha, S. and Bauhus, J. (2009) Establishing oak stands by cluster planting (presentation of Ph.D. concept). On 13^th October in Annual Graduate School Day of the Graduate School ‘Environment Society and Global Change’, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany.