Research Interest _____________________________________________________________

1. Biodiversity and Ecology of wild Silk moths
2. Sericulture
3. Edible insects
4. Soil Biology
5. Aquatic biology

Publications:

1. Lirikum Jing, Bendang Ao, L N Kakati, Khikeya Semy 2025. Temporal variations and the impact of regional climate on earthworm fauna in sub-tropical forest ecosystems Global Ecology and  Conservation  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2025.e03442 58 (2025) e03442 [Scopus; Web of Science] Impact Factor:3.5
2. Tezenle Magh, Lobeno Mozhui, LNKakati, BendangAo, Takasangla Lemtur andLirikum Jing 2024. Litter decomposition and nutrient dynamics in a subtropical ecosystem: A comparison of natural and plantation forests (Duabanga grandiflora) in Nagaland, North- NEast India. Global Ecologyand Conservation 56 (2024) .https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2024.e03321 [Scopus;Web ofScience]ImpactFactor:3.5 
3. P. Kiewhuo, L. Jing, B. Ao and L N Kakati 2024. Bio-ecology of the bush cricket Tarbinskiellus portentosus (Lichtenstein, 1796) (Insecta: Orthoptera: Gryllidae):a relished edible insect in Nagaland, India. Journal of Threatened Taxa 16(6): 25400–25409. htps://doi.org/10.11609/jot.8508.16.6.25400-25409 [Scopus; Web of Science]
4. P. Kiewhuo, L. Jing, M.C. Rutsa , L.N. Kakati , B. Ao, L. Mozhui and V.B. Meyer-Rochow 2024.Semi-domesticationofthe longhornbeetle Thysia wallichii (Hope,1831)and its nutritive value. Journal of Asia-Pacific Entomology 27: 102211https://doi. org/10.1016/j.aspen.2024.102211 [Scopus; Web of Science)]Impact factor: 1.5 
5. L. Mozhui, Lakhmi Nandan Kakati, B. Ao, V. Kezo, and V.B. Meyer-Rochow 2024. Socio-economic analysis ofedible insect species collectors and vendors in Nagaland, North- East India. Journal of Insects as Food and Feed. 10:107-124. [Scopus; Web of Science; Scientific Citation Index Expanded] Impact factor: 5.1
6. Lirikum Jing, Lakhmi Nandan Kakati, Bendang Ao and Patricia Kiewhuo 2023.Augmentation of plant biomass productivity using epigeic earthworm Perionyx excavates and Eisenia fetida as soil nutrient Facilitators. Scientific Reports.13:18648 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-45288-9, [Scopus; Web of Science] Impact factor:3.8 
7. P.Kiewhuo, N.Trivedi, L.Mozhui, M.K.Dhillon and L.N.Kakati 2023 Quantitative characterization of microbial load in wild-harvested edible insects of Nagaland, India Journal of Environmental Biology.44(4):587-593.NAAS RATING:6.56. eISSN:2394-0379. [Scopus Web of Science; Emerging Sources Citation Index] 
8. Lirikum Jing, Patricia Kiewhuo, BendangAo and L. N. Kakati 2023. Nutrient stabilization and Heavy metal reduction in organic wastes using Eisenia fetida (Savigny) and Perionyx excavates (Perrier) Environment, Development and Sustainability https: // doi. org/10.1007 /s10668-023-03088-1[Scopus, Web of Science, SCIE], Impact Factor:4.7 
9. Lirikum Jing, Lobeno Mozhui, L. N. Kakati and Lilongchem Thyug 2022. Earthworm communitystructure and populationdynamics at Minkong forest ofMokokchung, Nagaland, India. Journal of Environmental Biology. 43(6) : 810-817.http://doi.Org/10.22438/jeb/43/6/MRN-3089.NAASRATING:6.56.eISSN:2394-0379.[Scopusindexed;Webof Science;EmergingSourcesCitationIndex]. 
10. Marsosang Pongen, Lobeno Mozhui and L.N. Kakati 2022. Diversity and distribution of Litsea cubeba (Lauraceae), an important food plant of Antheraea assamensis (Helfer) in Nagaland,India.J.ent.Res.,46(1):176-183.DOI:10.5958/0974-4576.2022.00031.7[Scopus indexed; Web ofScience] 
11. Lirikum Lirikum, Lakhminandan Kakati, Lilongchem Thyug and Lobeno Mozhui 2021. Vermicomposting: An eco-friendly approach for waste management and nutrient enhancement. Tropical Ecology.https://doi.org/10.1007/s42965-021-00212-y [NAASRating: 6.00 [Web of science ;Science Citation Index Expanded]. Impact factor: 0.995. 
12. Lobeno Mozhui, L. N. Kakati and Nelia Lea 2021. Edible insects and their food plants in Nagaland: future prospects. Indian Journal of Entomology. DoI.: 10.5958/IJE.2021.109. NAAS Rating:5.08.[Web of Science; Zoological Record] 
13. PatriciaKiewhuo, Lobeno Mozhui, L.N.Kakati, Lirikum, VictorBenno Meyer-Rochow 2021.Traditional rearing techniques of the edible Asian giant hornet (Vespa mandarinia Smith) and its socio-economic perspective in Nagaland, India. Journal of Insects as Food and Feed https://doi.org/10.3920/JIFF2021-0088. pp. 1-12. [Web of Science; Scientific Citation Index Expanded] Impact factor: 3.484. 
14. Lobeno Mozhui, L. N. Kakati and Victor Benno Meyer-Rochow 2021. Entomotherapy: a study of medicinal insects of seven ethnic groups in Nagaland North-East India. Journal of EthnobiologyandEthnomedicine.17:17https://doi.org/10.1186/s13002-021-00444-1.pp.1- 22.NAAS Rating: 8.26. [Web of Science; Scientific Citation Index Expanded] Impact factor:2.733 
15. Lobeno Mozhui, L.N.Kakati, Patricia Kiewhuo and Sapu Changkija 2020. Traditional Knowledge of the Utilization of Edible Insects in Nagaland, North-East India.Foods.9,852;doi:10.3390/foods9070852.[Web of Science; Scientific Citation Index Expanded].Citation:12 Impact factor:4.350 
16. Lobeno Mozhui, Amit Rana, Kelevikho Neikha and L.N. Kakati 2020. A checklist of long horn beetles (Coleoptera :Cerambycidae) of Lumami, Zunheboto District, Nagaland with 23 new records. HALTERES.11: 118-128.doi: 10.5281/zenodo.4405843. [Web of Science; Biological Abstracts; BIOSISP reviews; Zoological Record] 
17. Lilongchem Thyug and L. N. Kakati, Vethselo Doulo, Lirikum and Ruokuo vikho Dominic 2019.Monthly variation of total earthworm population in a sub-tropical forest ecosystem of Mokokchung district in Nagaland. The Bioscan. 14(4): 289-294. ISSN/eISSN: 0973-7049. [Web of Science; Zoological Record] 
18. Lilongchem Thyug and L.N. Kakati 2018. Diversity and distribution of earthworms in a subtropical forest ecosystem of Mokokchung district, Nagaland, India. The Bioscan. 13(3): 775-779.ISSN/eISSN: 0973-7049.[Web of Science; Zoological Record] 
19. LilongchemThyugandL.N.Kakati2018.Earthworm-TheSoilArchitect.IOSR-ESTFT.12 (6-1) :77-81. 
20. L.N.Kakati and Merenjungla 2018. Production parameters and yarn realization in eri silkworm Samia ricini as influenced by alternative host plants. Indian Journal of Entomology.80 (1) : 114-123 .ISSN /ISBN No.:0367- 8288. NAAS Rating: 5.08. [Web of Science;ZoologicalRecord] 
21. Lobeno Mozhui, L. N. Kakati and Sapu Changkija 2017. A Study on the Use of Insects as Food in Seven Tribal Communities in Nagaland, Northeast India. Journal of Human Ecology.60(1):42-53.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0970-9274.[WebofScience;BiologicalAbstracts ;BIOSISPreviews].
22. Lobeno Mozhui, L.N.Kakati and Bendang Ao 2017. Entomophagy and entomotherapy of LothatribeinNagaland.NagalandUniversityResearchJournal.10:138- 151.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0973-0346. 
23. L. N. Kakati and Merenjungla 2017. Nutrient content of eri silkworm (Samia ricini Donovan) pupa in relation to food plants. Journal of Bioresources. 4 (1) : 71-75. ISSN/eISSN.:2394-4315/2582-2276. 
24. B.C.Chutia, C.Nath, F.Yasmin, L.M.Goswami and L.N.Kakati 2016. Biodiversity exploration of wild silkmoth’s host plants inNagaland, NE India. Sericologia.56(3):191-200. 
25. M. Borah and L.N.Kakati 2016. Abundance and Distribution of Soil Collembola in Natural and Forest Ecosystemat Lakhimpur, Assam. Journal of Soil Biology & Ecology. 36(1):117-128.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0970-1370. 
26. B. C. Chutia, C. Nath and L.N.Kakati 2016. Conservation strategies of Actias seleneHubner: Awildsilk mothinNagaland, India. EnvironmentConservationJournal. 17(1&2): 41-45. ISSN No.: 2278-5124/0972-3099.NAASRating:5.66. 
27. S. P. Singh, C.R.Deb, L.N. Kakati and B.K.Konwar 2016. MD simulation studies of fumarase revel thermodynamical stability. Journal of Physical Chemical and Biophysics.6:1.ISSNNo.:2161-0398. 
28. S.P.Singh, C.R.Deb, L.N.Kakati and B.K.Konwar 2016. QSAR-based drug designing studies on HIV-1 inhibitors. Network Model Anal Health Inform Bioinforma. 5:33. ISSN/eISSN: 2192-6662/2192-6670.[Web of Science; Emerging Sources Citation Index] 
29. P. C. Bhomick, S. P. Singh, C. R. Deb, D. Sinha, L. N. Kakati and B. K. Konwar 2016. Molecular interaction studies of Chitosan cross linked compounds as drug delivery substrate for anticancer agents. Journal of Biomedical Sciences. 5(3):18.ISSNNo.:2254-609X. 
30. C. Nath, B. C. Chutia and L.N.Kakati 2016. Life history of Theophila religiosa Helfer (Lepidoptera:Bombycidae) on Ficus benghalensis L in Nagaland, North Eastern Region of India. NeBIO. 7(1):23-26. 
31. B. T. Kakati, L. N. Kakati and S. U. Ahmed 2016. Altitudinal effect and seasonality in nutritive value of adult-juvenile foliage of Persia bombycinia : the primary food plant of  Antheraea assamensis Helfer.Indian Journal of ericulture.55(1-2):18-24.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0445-7722.[Scopus]
32.  L. N. Kakati and V. Doulo 2015. Population dynamics of soil acarina in natural and degraded forest ecosystem at Lumami, Nagaland, India. Journal of Soil Biology and Ecology.35(1-2):1-12.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0970-1370. 
33. S. P. Singh, C.R. Deb, L.N. Kakati and B. K. Konwar 2015. Carbon nanotube assisted drug delivery of donepezil and its derivatives as acetylcholinesterase enzyme (AChE) inhibitors. Nanomed Nanobiol. 2(1):38-42.ISSNNo.:2167-9290.
34. G. Nyenthang, S.P. Singh, C.R. Deb, L.N.Kakati and B.K.Konwar 2015. Protein modeling studies on RuBisCO enzyme of Rhododendron maddeni. World J Biology and Medical Sciences. 2(4): 57-65.ISSNNo.:2349-0063. 
35. I.Jamir, S.P.Singh, C.R.Deb, L.N.Kakati, B.K.Konwar 2015. Molecular docking and drug designing studies on Swine Flu H1N1 Virus. J Biological & Chemical Sciences. 32(2):804- 815. ISSNNo.:2319-3077/0970-4973. 
36. M. Walling, S. P. Singh, C. R. Deb, L. N. Kakati and B. K. Konwar 2015. Phylogenetic studies on Maturase K gene of Vanda species. World J Biology and Medical Sciences. 2(4):1-9.ISSN No.: 2349-0063.
37. B. T. Kakati, L. N. Kakati and B. C. Chutia2015. Seasonal variation of the foliarconstituents of primary (Machilus bombycina) and secondary (Litsea citrata) food plants of  Antheraea assamensis Helfer (mugasilkworm) in Nagaland.The Bioscan.10(1):20-27.ISSN/eISSN:0973-7049.[WebofScience; ZoologicalRecord] 
38. M.Walling,S.P.Singh,C.R.Deb,L.N.KakatiandB.K.Konwar2015.Phylogeneticstudieson Maturase K gene of Vanda species. World J Biology and Medical Sciences. 2(4):1-9. ISSNNo.:2349-0063. 
39. M. Borah and L.N. Kakati 2014. Population dynamics of soil Acarina in natural and degraded forest ecosystem at Pathalipam, Lakhimpur, Assam. IOSR Journal of Environmental Science, Toxicology and Food Technology. 8(1):45-50.(IOSR- JESTFT)eISSN:2319-2402,p-ISSN:2319-2399.
40. Merenjungla and L. N.Kakati 2013. Seasonality of nutrient contents of differentleaf typesof four hostplants of Samia ricini Donovan in Nagaland. National Journal of Life Sciences. 10(1):105-112.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0972-995X.NAAS Rating:2.92. 
41. M.Borah and L.N.Kakati 2013. Abundance and distribution of soil Acarina in natural and degraded forest ecosystem at Pathalipam, Lakhimpur, Assam. International J.Sci. Eng & Res. 4(12):1694-1709.ISSN/ISBNNo.:2229-5518.
42. L. N. Kakati, B. C. Chutia and B. T. Kakati 2013.Seasonal variation of the foliarconstituents of hostplants of certain wild silkmoths in Nagaland. Indian Journal of Sericulture. 52(2):60-68.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0445-7722.[Scopus]. 
43. B. T.Kakati, L. N.KakatiandS. U.Ahmed 2013.Seasonalvariationandhost plant effecton morphometric characters of Antheraea assamensis (wild variety) in Nagaland, India. Nagaland University Research Journal.6:176-191.ISSN/ISBN No.:0973-0346.
44. L.N.Kakati and B.C.Chutia 2012. Cocoonand yarndiversityofwild silkmoths inNagaland, India. Int. J. Wild Silkmoths & Silk. 17:1-9. ISSN/ISBN No.: 1340-4725. [Web ofScience; Zoological Record] 
45. B.T.Kakati,L.N.Kakati and S.U.Ahmed 2012. Rearing and utilization of wild variety of Antheraea assamensis (muga) in higher altitudinal areas of Nagaland, India. Int. J. Wild Silkmoths&Silk.17:19-28.ISSN/ISBNNo.:1340-4725.[WebofScience;ZoologicalRecord] 
46. B.C. Chutia and L.N. Kakati 2012.Biologyand rearing performance of Cricula trifenestrata Helfer(Lepidoptera:Saturniidae), a wild silkmoth in Nagaland, India. Entomon. 37(1– 4):131–143.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0377-9335. NAAS Rating: 4.69. [Web of Science; Biological Abstracts; BIOSISP reviews; Zoological Record] 
47. L.N.Kakati and B.T.Kakati2012. Problems and prospectsofmuga culture inNagaland. Life Science Bulletin. 9(1):1-6.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0973-5453.NAAS Rating: 3.18. 
48. L. N. Kakati and B.T. Kakati2011.Seasonality of nutrient contents ofdifferent leaftypes of twoprimaryhostplantsofAntheraeaassamensisHelfer.TheEcoscan.1:261- 265.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0974-0376.[WebofScience;ZoologicalRecord]. 
49. B. C. Chutia and L.N.Kakati 2011.Biology and rearing performance of Antheraea roylei Moore (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae), a wild silkmoth in Nagaland, India. Bull.Ind.Acad .Seri. 15(1):63-72.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0972-1657. 
50. L.N.KakatiandB.C.Chutia2010.BiologyandrearingperformanceofSamiacanningi Hutton-awildsilkmothinNagaland,India.IndianJournalofEntomology.72(4):343- 351.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0367-8288.NAASRating:5.08.[WebofScience;ZoologicalRecord]
51. B.C.Chutia and L.N.Kakati 2010. Biology and rearing performance of Actias selene (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae), a wild silkmoth in Nagaland, India. Trans. Lepid. Soc. Japan. 26(3):228-239.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0024-0974.[Scopus] 
52. B.T.Kakati, L.N.Kakati and S.U.Ahmed 2010.Production and cocoon parameters of Antheraea assamensis on Litsea citrata Blume- a host plant prevalent in Nagaland, India. National Journal of Life Sciences .7(1):39-44.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0972-995X. 
53. V.Doulo and L.N.Kakati 2010.Abundanceand distribution of Collembola in two contrasting sites of a subtropical forest ecosystem at Lumami, Nagaland. The Ekologia.10(1-2):21-29. ISSN/ISBNNo.:0972-9577. 
54. B.C.Chutia,L.N.Kakati,J.GhoshandM.Shankar2010.VanyasilkvarietiesinNagaland. Indian Silk.July:16-21.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0019-6355.[Scopus;SJR:0.1] 
55. L. N. Kakati and B. C. Chutia 2009. Diversity and ecology of wild sericigenous insects inNagaland. Tropical    Ecology.    50(1):136-145.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0564-3295.Impact    factor :0.995.NAAS Rating:6.00.[Web ofscience;ScienceCitationIndexExpanded].
56. V.DouloandL.N.Kakati2009.Verticaldistributionandseasonalvariationofsoil microarthropodsinnatural and            degraded   forest   ecosystemat       Lumami,    Nagaland .J.SoilBiol.&Ecol.29:126--138. ISSN/ ISBN  No.:0970-1370. 
57. B.C.Chutia,L.N.KakatiandK.C.Singh2009.Biodiversityofwildsilkmothsin Nagaland. J. BombayNat. Hist. Soc.106(1):112-117.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0006-6982. 
58. L.N.Kakati2006.RearingandutilizationofwildsilkmothsinNagaland.J.Sci. Technology, Thailand. 25(4):41-48.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0125-3395.
59. L.N.Kakati and B.T.Kakati 2006. Muga based ecological farming system-an approach to sustainable rural development and ecorestoration. The Ekologia. 5(1-2): 59-66. ISSN/ISBN No.:0972-9577.
60. L. N.Kakati,Bendang Ao andV.Doulo 2006. Indigenousknowledgeofzootherapeuticuse ofvertebrateoriginbytheAotribeofNagaland.JournalofHumanEcology.19(3):163-167.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0970-9274.   [Web    of   Science    ;    Biological    Abstracts;    BIOSIS Previews].Citation:98
61. L.N.Kakati and P.S.Yadava 2005. Floristic Composition, lifeforms, biologicalspectrumofa grasslandecosystematImphal.IndianJournalofEcology.33(1):51-56. ISSN/ISBNNo.:0304-5250.NAASRating: 5.79.[Web ofScience; SJR:0.236;Zoological Records] 
62. L.N.Kakati and P.S.Yadava 2004. Phenology and Seasonality in a subtropical grassland at Imphal. The Ekologia. 2(1-2):89-96.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0972-9577. 
63. L. N. Kakati and P.S. Yadava2004. Relationship between phytosociological attributes and aboveground biomass inagrassland ecosystematImphal. Indian JournalofEcology. 31(1): 41-45.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0304-5250.NAASRating:5.79.[WebofScience;SJR:0.236; ZoologicalRecords] 
64. L.N.Kakati and V.Doulo 2002.Indigenous Knowledge System of Zoo-therapeutic use by ChakhesangtribeofNagaland,India.JournalofHumanEcology.13(6):419-423.ISSN/ISBN    No.:0970-9274.[Web    of    Science;    Biological    Abstracts;     BIOSIS Previews]. 
65. P. S.Yadava, I.D. Laishram and L.N.Kakati 2002. Soil respiration in a mixed Oak Forest ecosystem at Shiroy hills, Manipur in North Eastern India. Int. J. Ecol. and Environ. Sci.28:133-137.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0377-015X.[Scopus; Cross ref, Google Scholar]. 
66. M.Choudhury, L.N.Kakati, K.Das, N.J.Dhar and D.Goswami 1999. Climatic variability in nine locations in North East India and their effect on cocoon productivity of muga silkworm (Antherea assama Westwood). Sericologia. 39(4):577-591 .ISSN /ISBN No.:0250-3980.
67. L.N.KakatiandP.S.Yadava1999.Root/ShootratioofagrasslandecosystematImphal. FloraandFauna.5:10-11.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0971-6920.NAASRating:4.34 
68. L. N. Kakati and P.S. Yadava 1990. Changes in chlorophyll and carotenoids content in an Indian grassland. Tropical Ecology.31(1):82-88.ISSN/eISSNNo.:0564-3295/2661-8982. Impact factor : 0.995 ;NAAS Rating: 6.00 [Web of science; Science Citation Index Expanded]. 
69. L. N. Kakati and P.S.Yadava 1990. Soil respiration in a sub-tropical grassland ecosystem during postmonsoon period. J. Current Bioscience. 7(3):98-101ISSN/ISBNNo.:0256-0011. 
70. P. S.Yadava and L.N.Kakati 1984. Biomass dynamics and net primaryproductivityingrassl and at Imphal. International Journal of Biometeorology.28:123-145.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0020- 7128.Impact factor: 3.787. NAAS Rating: 8.68. [Web of science; Science Citation Index Expanded].

Book/BookChapter   

1. B.C.Chutia and LNKakati 2023. Wild silkmoths of North East India Book published by Mahabeer Publications, Dibrugarh, Assam 
2. L.N.Kakati and Lobeno Mozhui2019.Utilizationofedible insects:the most promising bio- resources as alternative source of food security and therapeutic use. In:Bio-resources for sustaininglife and livelihoods in North–East India.(Eds.B.C.Chutiaand F.Yasmin).pp.1- 14.ISBN:978-94-85310-48-5. 
3. L. N.Kakati, B.T.Kakatiand B.C.Chutia 2019. Rearing potentialityofcertain lesser known wild silkmoths species in Nagaland. In:Sericulture in Nagaland-a new horizon.(Eds. Imtisosang Ao and B.K.Singh), Directorate of Sericulture, Govt.ofNagaland,Kohima.pp.147-151. 
4. L.N.Kakati and Merenjungla 2019. Screening of eri silkworm (Samia ricini Donovan) for sustainable utilization in Nagaland. In:Sericulture in Nagaland-a new horizon. (Eds. Imtisosang Ao and B.K.Singh), Directorate of Sericulture, Govt.of Nagaland,Kohima.pp.23-39. 
5. M.Borah and L. N.Kakati 2013. Fluctuation of soil microarthropod population in natural and degraded forest ecosystem at Pathalipam, Lakhimpur, Assam. In: Bioresources and Human sustenance (Books).pp.275-283.ISSN/ISBNNo.: 978-93-82384-36-6. 
6. L. N.Kakati 2012. Utilizationand conservation strategies ofwild silkmothspecies inNorth Eastern India. Procd. Conservation and utilization Bioresources in North East India. 
7. L.N.Kakati 2012. Muga based integrated farming system (MIFS) for sustainable rural development. In: Cultivation and conservation of commercially potential plant species in respect of diversity and tradition in Assam. (Books).pp.10-14. 
8. L. N. Kakati2011. Biodiversity of silkmoth species and food plants in north eastern region of India. Seri-biodiversity of North East India-Its Conservation and Prospects. (Book).p.56-67.ISSN/ISBNNo.:81-202-8827-0978-81-202-8827-0. 
9. L. N. Kakati 2006. Concept of sericulture based ecological farming system for promotionofenvironmentalconservationand economic development inNagaland. In: Proc. Economic development in Nagaland-Prospects and Constraints.pp.134-144 
10. L.N.Kakati and B.T.Kakati 2001. Effect of climatic variability on growth and productivity of Antheraea assama-the muga silkworm. Proc. Recent advances in LifeSciences.pp.172- 177.
11. P. S. Yadava and L.N.Kakati 1998. Seasonal nutrient dynamics in the grassland ecosystem at Imphal, India. Proc. Int. Rangeland Congress.pp.140-142. 
12. P.S.Yadava and L.N.Kakati 1984. Seasonal variation in herbage accumulation, net primary Production and system transfer function in an Indian grassland. Ecology and Management of world savanna.pp.273-276.ISSN/ISBNNo.:08584-712139780858471-214. 
13. P. S. Yadava, N. Bhattacharya and L. N. Kakati 1984. Food consumption, assimilation, tissue growth and ecological efficiencies in the larvae of Antheraea proyli Jolly. Ecol.&Res.Management.pp.204-214.Citation:05 

ScientificArticles_

1. L.N.Kakati 1990.The saga of muga. Indian Silk, March:37-38.ISSN/ISBN No.: 0019- 6355.[Scopus; SJR:0.1] 
2. L.N.Kakati,B.T.KakatiandS.S.Singh1990.Lowcostmountageforspinningofmuga cocoons. Indian Silk, November:13-15.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0019-6355.[Scopus;SJR:0.1]
3. L.N.Kakati 1991.Tackling the problem in muga culture. Indian Silk, June:19-21. ISSN/ISBNNo.:0019-6355.[Scopus;SJR:0.1] 
4. L. N.Kakati and B.T.Kakati1994. Seed channelization in muga culture. IndianSilk, April: 33-36. ISSN/ISBNNo.:0019-6355.[Scopus;SJR:0.1] 
5. L.N.KakatiandB.T.Kakati2000.Mugachangestheirlifestyle.IndianSilk,May:15-18.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0019-6355.[Scopus;SJR: 0.1] 
6. L. N. Kakati and B.T.Kakati 2002. Employment generation through muga nursery. Indian Silk, October:27-29.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0019-6355.[Scopus;SJR:0.1] 
7. L. N. Kakati and B.T. Kakati 2003. Muga schemeforecorestoration and sustainable ruraldevelopment. Indian Silk, August:13-15.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0019-6355.[Scopus;SJR:0.1]
8. L.N.KakatiandB.T.Kakati 2004.Temporal andspatial effecton mugasilkproductionin Assam. Indian Silk,May:13-16.ISSN/ISBNNo.:0019-6355. [Scopus;SJR:0.1] 
9. L.N.KakatiandB.C.Chutia2005.PresentStatusofnon-mulberrysericultureinNagaland. NagalandPost, June:1-3.
10. L.N.Kakati2006.VanyaSericultureinNagaland:Problem&Prospects.IndianSilk, July:18- 22 .ISSN /ISBN No.:0019 -6355.[Scopus;SJR:0.1]

Research Projects

Completed               :           09

Ongoing                    :           01

Ph.D.Guidance

M.Sc.ProjectGuidance

TotalNumber             :35 (Nagaland University)

:08 (Assam down townUniversity

Honors conferred _____________________________________________________________

Honorary Fellowship of International Society of Ecological communication (FISEC)

Awarded Prof. E. P. Odum Gold Medal by International Society for Ecological communication as recognition for contribution towards field of ecological research

Awarded Prof. B. N. Pandey Gold Medal by Zoological Society of India as recognition for contribution in the area of Applied Zoology

Honorary Fellowship of the Society of Life Sciences (FSLC)

NESA FELLOWSHIP OF THE YEAR AWARD,2024 by National Environmental Science  Academy, New Delhi

OtherAchievement/Activities 

Seminar/Conference/Symposiaattended

ChairingTechnicalSession:                     10

1. InvitedLecture       :           14

Paper presentation:                        39

ParticipationinotherAcademicmeetings:                          05

MembershipofProfessionalBodies,Societiesetc. 

1. 1. InternationalSocietyofTropicalEcology
   2. InternationalSericulturalCommission
   3. Internationalsociety forecologicalcommunications
   4. NationalInstituteofEcology
   5. IndianEcologicalSociety
   6. IndianSericultureSociety
   7. Lifemember,AssamScienceSociety
   8. IndianSocietyofSoilBiologyandEcology
   9. ZoologicalSocietyofIndia
   10. BombayNaturalHistorySociety
   11. SocietyofLifeSciences
   12. EntomologicalSocietyofIndia
   13. LifeMember,ZoologicalSocietyofAssam
   14. LifeMember,NationalEnvironmentalScienceAcademy

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