1. The document lists 6 papers published in journals and 2 books published by the author. The papers cover the discovery of new species of bryophytes from the Western Ghats of India, antibacterial properties of ethnomedicinal plants, and the rediscovery of rare liverwort species. The books discuss medicinal plants used by indigenous tribes in the Western Ghats and their antibacterial activities.

1. LIST OF PAPERS IN JOURNALS PUBLISHED
1. Indopottia zanderi (Pottiaceae, Bryophyta) gen. et sp. nov. from the Western Ghats of India.
J. Bryol., 32, 2010a., Pp.216-219. (IF: 1.647)
2. The overlooked and rare liverwort Frullania ramuligera (Nees) Mont. (Frullaniaceae)
rediscovered in the Western Ghats of India. Acta Bot. Hung., 52, 2010b, Pp.297 - 303. (IF:
0.589)
3. The New Guinean Thysananthus appendiculatus Steph. (Lejeuneaceae) discovered in the
Western Ghats of India. Lindbergia, 34, 2011a., Pp.40-43.
4. Response to “The response to ‘the New Guinean Thysananthus appendiculatus Steph.
(Lejeuneaceae) discovered in the Western Ghats of India’ by A.E.D. Daniels and R.D.A.
Raja. Lindbergia, 34, 2011b, Pp.53-55. (0.62)
5. Antibacterial activity of selected ethnomedicinal plants from South India. Asian Pacific
Journal of Tropical Medicine, 2011c, Pp.412-420. (IF: 1.062)
6. The liverwort Radula multiflora Gottsche ex Schiffn. (Radulaceae) added to the bryoflora of
India. Indian J. Forest, 35, 2012, Pp.261-262. (IF:1)
LIST OF BOOKS PUBLISHED
1. Indigenous Medicinal plants. Chapter 1. Medicinal plants used by Kanis in Arukani Hills of
Southern Western Ghats., P.C. Trivedi, I Ed. Pointer Publishers, Jaipur., 2009., ISBN
8171325832
2. Ethnic Tribes and Medicinal Plants. Chapter 2. Antibacterial Activity of Some Medicinal
plants used by Kani tribe, Southern Western Ghats., Tamil Nadu, India. P.C. Trivedi, xii.
Pointer Publishers, Jaipur., 2009., ISBN 9788171326235.