Ms. K. Shamran Maring is an emerging researcher in the field of plant sciences with a strong focus on plant taxonomy, biodiversity conservation, and ecological studies. Her academic and research interests are centered on the study of rare and threatened plant species, particularly Sapria himalayana. Through her research activities, she has contributed to documenting and understanding the ecological and population dynamics of this unique species in the subtropical forests of northeastern India. She actively participates in academic events and training programs to strengthen her research skills and scientific knowledge.

Research Contributions

Ms. Maring has made notable contributions to the scientific study of Sapria himalayana, focusing on its taxonomy, population structure, and ecological status. Her work highlights the ecological significance and conservation needs of this rare parasitic plant. She has presented her research findings through oral and poster presentations at national and international scientific platforms, demonstrating her commitment to advancing knowledge in plant biodiversity and conservation.

Publications

Ms. Maring has published research papers in reputed peer-reviewed journals. Her publications include studies on the taxonomy, population dynamics, and growth patterns of Sapria himalayana. Her work has appeared in recognized journals such as Indian Forester and Journal of Threatened Taxa, contributing valuable scientific data to the field of plant conservation and taxonomy.

Participation in Academic Events and Training

She has actively engaged in academic development by attending 8 seminars/conferences/symposia/webinars and 10 training programmes/workshops. These activities have helped her gain exposure to current developments in plant taxonomy, biodiversity research, and environmental conservation.

Awards and Achievements

Ms. Maring received the Second Position in Poster Presentation at the 3rd International Symposium on “Plant Taxonomy, Ethnobotany, Botanic Gardens and Biodiversity Conservation” organized by the Botanical Survey of India. Her award-winning poster focused on the population status and structural composition of Sapria himalayana in Manipur, highlighting her research excellence in biodiversity studies.

Eligibility for Women Researcher Award 

Considering her active involvement in scientific research, peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and recognition through awards, Ms. K. Shamran Maring demonstrates strong potential as a young woman researcher. Her research contributes to plant taxonomy, ecological understanding, and conservation of rare plant species. These achievements make her a deserving candidate for the Women Researcher Award in Scientific Laurels, recognizing her dedication to advancing scientific knowledge and promoting biodiversity conservation.