Research Papers, Books & Scientific Literature
Consequent upon field study in the Indian forests; consultation of herbaria, both in India and in the U.K., constatation of research papers in periodicals and landmark books on orchidology; participation in seminars and symposia for nearly six decades. Dr. Misra has contributed to the field of orchid taxonomy and conservation biology through his invaluable publications.
Legacy of Scientific Writing
Dr. Sarat Chandra Misra has contributed extensively to the scientific understanding of Orchidaceae through peer-reviewed international journals, Indian botanical publications, conference proceedings, and authoritative reference books.
His publications continue to guide researchers, universities, forest departments, conservationists, and orchid enthusiasts throughout India and abroad.
Publications are continuing even today, with his latest scientific paper published in the Botanical Survey of India (BSI) Journal in July 2025.
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Peer-Reviewed Research Papers5
Bound Volume Books2025
Latest Scientific PublicationOrchids of ORISSA
A landmark scientific volume documenting the orchid wealth of Odisha with extensive taxonomic observations, illustrations, and ecological information.
Orchids of INDIA – A Glimpse
An important overview of Indian orchid diversity, providing valuable insight into taxonomy, species distribution, and conservation significance.
Orchids of ODISHA – A Handbook
A practical handbook used by researchers, universities, and forest departments for orchid identification and conservation studies.
Orchids of INDIA – A Handbook
One of the most comprehensive reference works on Indian orchids, widely used for academic research and biodiversity documentation.
SIMILIPAL – The Forest of HUNDRED Orchids
A detailed scientific and ecological exploration of the orchid diversity within the Similipal forests, highlighting conservation importance and habitat richness.
The books authored by Dr. Sarat Chandra Misra continue to serve as valuable reference materials for universities, researchers, and forest departments across multiple Indian states for orchid conservation, taxonomy, and ecological research guidance.
