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Nawal Shrestha, PhD

职称：青年研究员

研究方向：草地生态系统演化

研究群：草地生态

研究群：Grassland ecology

Tel： Fax： Email：nawal@lzu.edu.cn

个人简历

人才培养

科学研究

研究成果

基本情况

Nawal Shrestha，男，博士，青年研究员，硕士生导师。

教育经历

2011年9月-2015年6月中国科学院植物研究所，植物学，理学博士；

2003年9月-2005年6月加德满都特里布文大学，植物学，硕士；

2000年9月-2003年6月加德满都特里布文大学，生物科学，学士。

工作经历

2015年9月-2019年6月北京大学城市与环境科学学院，博士后；

2019年8月-至今兰州大学生态学创新研究院，青年研究员。

学术任职

2020 - present : Member, Society for Conservation Biology, USA

2019 - present : Member, Rhododendron Research Network, USA

2012 - present : Associate Editor, NeBIO, International Journal of Environment and Biodiversity

2012 - 2013 : Member, International Association for Plant Taxonomy, Slovakia

2008 - 2009 : Associate Editor, Botanica Orientalis, Journal of Plant Science

荣誉与奖励

2018年 “一带一路”国际中医药大会“青年科学家优秀口头报告奖”。

当前研究领域

主要从事植物分类相关研究、宏观生态学和保护生物学相关研究。

研究项目：主持国家自然科学基金“外国青年科学基金”项目1项。

发表论文

Su X., Shrestha N., Xu X., Sandanov D., Wang Q., Wang S., Dimitrov D. and Wang Z. (2020) Woody plant species richness-climate relationships in eastern Eurasia. Ecography. doi: 10.1111/ecog.04839.

Li Y., Reich P.B., Schmid B., Shrestha N., Feng X., Lyu T., Maitner B.S., Xu X., Li Y., Zou D., Tan Z., Su X., Tang Z., Guo Q., Feng X., Enquist B.J. and Wang Z. (2020) Leaf size of woody dicots predicts ecosystem primary productivity. Ecology Letters. doi: 10.1111/ele.13503.

Chen Y., Ma T., Zhang L., Kang M., Zhang Z., Zheng Z., Sun P., Shrestha N., Liu J. and Yang Y. (2020) Genomic analyses of a ‘living fossil’, the endangered dove‐tree. Molecular Ecology Resources.doi: 10.1111/1755-0998.13138.

Li Y., Zou D., Shrestha N., Xu X., Wang Q., Jia W.and Wang Z.(2019) Spatiotemporal variation in leaf size and shape in response to climate.Journal of Plant Ecology. doi: 10.1093/jpe/rtz053.

Wang Y., Lyu T., Shrestha N., Lyu L., Li Y., Schmid B., Freckleton R.P., Dimitrov D., Liu S., Hao Z. and Wang Z. (2019)Drivers of large-scale geographical variation in sexual systems of woody plants. GlobalEcology and Biogeography 29 (3), 546-557.

Shrestha N., Shen X. and Wang Z. (2019) Biodiversity hotspots are insufficient in capturing range‐restricted species. Conservation Science and Practice 1(10): e103.

Zu K., Luo A., Shrestha N., Liu B., Wang Z. and Zhu X. (2019) Altitudinal biodiversity patterns of seed plants along Gongga Mountain in the southeastern Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau. Ecology and Evolution 9(17): 9586-9596.

Wang Z., Li Y., Su X., Tao S., Feng X., Wang Q., Xu X., Liu Y., Michaletz S.T., Shrestha N., Larjavaara M. and Enquist B.J. (2019)Patterns and ecological determinants of woody plant height in eastern Eurasia and its relation to primary productivity. Journal of Plant Ecology 12(5): 791-803.

Xu X., Dimitrov D., Shrestha N., Rahbek C. and Wang Z. (2019) A consistent species richness-climate relationship for oaks across the Northern Hemisphere. Global Ecology and Biogeography 28 (8): 1051-1066.

Wang Q., Wu S., Su X., Zhang L., Xu X., Lyu L., Cai H., Shrestha N., Liu Y., Wang W. and Wang Z. (2018) Niche conservatism and elevated diversification shape species diversity in drylands: evidence from Zygophyllaceae. Proceedings of the Royal Society B:Biological Sciences 285: 20181742.

Shrestha N. and Wang Z. (2018) Selecting priority areas for systematic conservation of Chinese Rhododendron: hotspot versus complementarity approaches. Biodiversity and Conservation 27(14): 3759–3775.

Shrestha N., Wang Z., Su X., Xu X., Lyu L., Liu Y., Dimitrov D., Kennedy J.D., Wang Q., Tang Z. and Feng X. (2018) Global patterns of Rhododendron diversity: the role of evolutionary time and diversification rates. Global Ecology and Biogeography 27(8):913-924.

Liu Y., Su X., Shrestha N., Xu X., Wang S., Li Y., Wang Q., Sandanov D. and Wang Z. (2018) Effects of contemporary environment and Quaternary climate change on drylands plant diversity differ between growth forms. Ecography. doi:10.1111/ecog.03698.

Shrestha N., Su X., Xu X. and Wang Z. (2018) The drivers of high Rhododendron diversity in south-west China: Does seasonality matter? Journal of Biogeography 45(2): 438-447.

Wang S., Xu X., Shrestha N., Zimmermann N., Tang Z. and Wang Z. (2017) Response of spatial vegetation distribution to climate changes in China since the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM). PlosOne 12(4): e0175742.

Wang Q., Su X., Shrestha N., Liu Y., Wang, S., Xu X. and Wang Z. (2017) Historical factors shaped species diversity and composition of Salix in eastern Asia. Scientific Reports 7:42038.

Liu Y., Shen Z., Wang Q., Su X., Zhang W., Shrestha N., Xu X. and Wang Z. (2017) Determinants of richness patterns differ between rare and common species: implications for Gesneriaceae conservation in China. Diversity and Distributions 23 (3): 235-246.

Guo Z.Y., Zhang H.R., Shrestha N. and Zhang X.C. (2016) Complete chloroplast genome of a valuable medicinal plant, Huperzia serrata (Lycopodiaceae), and comparison with its congener. Application in Plant Sciences 4 (11): 1600071. 2016.

Shrestha N., Shrestha S., Koju L., Shrestha K.K. and Wang Z. (2016) Medicinal plants diversity and traditional healing practices in eastern Nepal. Journal of Ethnopharmacology 192: 292-301.

Shrestha N. and Zhang X.C. (2015) On the presence of North American clubmoss Huperzia lucidula (Michx.) Trevis. in China: An intercontinental disjunction or misidentification. Phytotaxa 219 (3): 243–252.

Shrestha N. and Zhang X.C. (2015) Re-circumscription of Huperzia serrata complex in China using morphological and climatic data. Journal of Systematics and Evolution 53(1):88-103.

Shrestha N., Prasai D., Shrestha K.K., Shrestha S. and Zhang X.C. (2014) Ethnomedicinal practices in the highlands of central Nepal: A case study of Syaphru and Langtang village in Rasuwa district. Journal of Ethnopharmacology 155 (2): 1204-1213.

Shrestha N., Xing F.W., Qi X.P., Yan Y.H. and Zhang X.C. (2014) Huperzia nanlingensis (Lycopodiaceae), a new terrestrial firmoss from southern China. Phytotaxa 173 (1): 73–79.

Shrestha N. and Shrestha K.K. (2012) Vulnerability assessment of high-valued medicinal plants in Langtang National Park, Central Nepal. Biodiversity 13(1): 24-36.