Asmit Neupane
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Graduate Research Assistant
Also affiliated: Tribhuvan University (2021–2025)
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Asmit Neupane's research focuses on ecological and conservation studies, particularly within the context of Nepal. His work has investigated the status, distribution, and threats to various wildlife species, including the striped hyena and Chinese pangolin. Neupane has also examined the determinants of agroforestry practice adoption in farmlands and public lands in Nepal's Terai region. His research extends to forest management impacts on soil properties and the variation of tree growth and form factors, including studies on longleaf pine provenance and Terminalia alata in Nepal. His publications also address the importance of bamboo forests to local livelihoods.
Neupane's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 3, with 10 total publications and 48 total citations. He has been recently active, with publications dating up to 2026.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 10
- Citations: 49
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Graduate Research Assistant 2025–presentUniversity of Arkansas at Monticello College of Forestry, Agriculture and Natural Resources ORCID
Selected Publications
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Family-level variation in growth and physiological traits of longleaf pine from contrasting provenances on a drought-prone site (2026)
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Variation of the Form Factor of Terminalia alata in the Chure–Terai Region, Nepal (2026)
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- Variation of the Form Factor of Terminalia alata in the Chure–Terai Region, Nepal
- Variation of the Form Factor of Terminalia alata in the Chure–Terai Region, Nepal
- Family-level variation in growth and physiological traits of longleaf pine from contrasting provenances on a drought-prone site
- Family-level variation in growth and physiological traits of longleaf pine from contrasting provenances on a drought-prone site
- Family-level variation in growth and physiological traits of longleaf pine from contrasting provenances on a drought-prone site
- Family-level variation in growth and physiological traits of longleaf pine from contrasting provenances on a drought-prone site
- Family-level variation in growth and physiological traits of longleaf pine from contrasting provenances on a drought-prone site
- Family-level variation in growth and physiological traits of longleaf pine from contrasting provenances on a drought-prone site
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