Ant Researchers:
- Bharti, Himender
- Borowiec, Marek L
- Brühl, Carsten
- Dias, Sriyani
- Fayle, Tom
- Fiala, Brigitte
- Herwina, Henny
- Kiran, Kadri
- Kumar, Dolly
- Lim, Grace T
- Linsenmair, K Eduard
- Menzel, Florian
- Mezger, Dirk
- Mishra, Archana
- Narendra, Ajay
- Noon-anant, Nawee
- Offenberg, Joachim
- Paknia, Omid
- Peeters, Christian
- Perera, Aneska
- Pfeiffer, Martin
- Rastogi, Neelkamal
- Rizali, Akhmad
- Robson, Simon
- Schlick-Steiner, Birgit C
- Schultz, Roland
- Schulz, Andreas
- Sharaf, Mostafa R
- Sharma, Yash P
- Steiner, Florian M
- Vakhide, Nassim
- Varghese, Thresiamma
- Watanasit, Suparoek
- Yahya, Bakhtiar E
M.Sc. Archana Mishra
Date and place of Birth:
- 26 March, India
- The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Vadodara
- Division of Entomology, Department of Zoology
Faculty of Science
Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
Vadodara-390002
- India
- +91 9824353133
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- Ant taxonomy, Community Ecology, Ant Functional groups, Biogeography
- India
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Dolly Kumar & Archana Mishra (2008) Ant community variation in urban and agricultural ecosystems in Vadodara District (Gujarat State), western India 8 : 85-93. Asian myrmecology, Sabah, Malaysia.
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Dollykumar, Mishra A.(2007)SPECIES DIVERSITY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY OF ANTS (HYMENOPTERA: FORMICIDAE) IN VADODARA DISTRICT, GUJARAT. Talk presented at UGC sponsored National Conference on Varied Perspectives of Biodiversity, Feb 2007, Mumbai, INDIA
Dollykumar, Mishra A., Naidu B. (2007) NESTING HABITS OF ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT HYMENOPTERANS IN AND AROUND VADODARA DISTRICT. Talk presented at 21st Gujarat Science Congress jointly organised by Gujarat Science Academy and Hemchandreshwar North Gujarat University.
Dollykumar, Mishra A.(2007)- Ant community change across a habitat gradient from urban to agricultural ecosystem in Vadodara (Gujarat). Talk presented at the International Conference on Ants and other Social Hymenoptera, Punjabi University Patiala, India.
Dollykumar, Naidu B., Mishra A.(2007)- DIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION OF SOCIAL BEES AND WASPS OF VADODARA DISTRICT Poster presented at the International Conference on Ants and other Social Hymenoptera, Punjabi University Patiala, India.
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- Lack of documented material on insects, especially ants, has been reason for no detailed studies on their ecology and communities in the central part of India. The disappearance of native species, advent of invasive species and changes brought about on habitats by anthropogenic action, weigh heavily upon biodiversity. This calls for a comprehensive study and hence I took up research in this field.
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