1. Kanneboyena, O., S. Suthari, V.J.S. Rani, K. Jayaramulu, K. Esampally and M.T. Naidu, 2021. Inventory of invasive alien plant taxa in Gundla Brahmeswaram wildlife sanctuary, Nallamalais, India: Implications for monitoring and management. Int. J. Ecol. Environ. Sci., 3: 41-48.
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2. Suthari, S. and V.S. Raju, 2018. Tree species composition and forest stratification along the gradients in the dry deciduous forests of Godavari valley, Telangana, India. Eur. J. Ecol., 4: 1-12.
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3. Naidu, T.M., D. Premavani, S. Suthari and M. Venkaiah, 2018. Assessment of tree diversity in tropical deciduous forests of Northcentral Eastern Ghats, India. Geol. Ecol. Landscapes, 2: 216-227.
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4. Kandagatla, R., A. Ragan, S. Suthari and V.S. Raju, 2018. Peristylus lawii (Orchidaceae): A new record for telangana state, india. J. Econ. Taxonomic Bot., 41: 78-80.
5. Gopalkrishna, P., S. Suthari and V.S. Raju, 2018. Natural regeneration in the tropical deciduous forest ecosystem of godavari valley in warangal region of telangana, India. Indian Forester, 144: 616-625.
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6. Suthari, S., B.R. Kiran and M.N.V. Prasad, 2017. Health risks of leafy vegetable Alternanthera philoxeroides (Alligator weed) rich in phytochemicals and minerals. Eur. Biotech. J., 1: 293-302.
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7. Ragan, A., S. Suthari, R. Kandagatla, S. Gurappa and V.S. Raju, 2017. Adder’s tongue fern: Occurrence of Ophioglossum reticulatum in lankapalli forest reserve, telangana with a note on its varaition in India. Zoo's Print, 32: 30-33.
8. Mohan, A.C., S. Suthari, R. Kandagatla and A. Ragan, 2017. Antirheumatic plants used by indigenous people of kawal wildlife sanctuary region, telangana. Int. J. Adv. Res. Sci. Technol., 6: 666-669.
9. Mohan, A.C., S. Suthari and A. Ragan, 2017. Ethnomedicinal plants of kawal wildlife sanctuary, Telangana, India. Ann. Plant. Sci., 6: 1537-1542.
10. Kiran, B.R., M.N.V. Prasad and S. Suthari, 2017. Ricinus communis L. (castor bean) as a potential candidate for revegetating industrial waste contaminated sites in peri-urban greater hyderabad: Remarks on seed oil. Environ. Sci. Poll.ution Res., 24: 19955-19964.
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11. Basu, S., M.N. Prasad, S. Suthari and B.R. Kiran, 2017. Prosopis juliflora (mesquite) gum exudate as a potential excipient. Eur. Biotech J., 1: 76-81.
12. Suthari, S., R. Kandagatla, S. Geetha, A. Ragan and V.S. Raju, 2016. Intrusion of devil weed Chromolaena odorata, an exotic invasive, into Kinnerasani and Eturnagaram wildlife sanctuaries, telangana, India. J. Threatened Taxa, 8: 8538-8540.
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13. Suthari, S., R. Kandagatla, A. Ragan and V.S. Raju, 2016. Incidence of alien Asteraceae in telangana and residual andhra pradesh and possible ecological implications. Curr. Sci., 110: 1337-1343.
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14. Suthari, S., R. Kandagalta, A. Ragan and V.S. Raju, 2016. Plant wealth of a sacred grove: Mallur Gutta, Telangana state, India. Int. J. General Med., 9: 369-381.
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15. Suthari, S. and V.S. Raju, 2016. Antidote botanicals for snake bites from Koyas of Warangal district, Telangana, India. J. Herbs, Spices Med. Plant., 22: 57-68.
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16. Saidulu, P., S. Suthari, R. Kandagatla, R. Ajmeera and R.S. Vatsavaya, 2015. Ethnobotanical knowledge studied in pocharam wildlife sanctuary, Telangana, India. Notulae Sci. Biol., 7: 164-170.
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17. Omkar, K., S. Suthari and V.S. Raju, 2015. Ethnobotanical knowledge of inhabitants from gundlabrahmeswaram wildlife sanctuary (eastern Ghats), Andhra Pradesh, India. Am. J. Ethnomed., 2: 333-346.
18. Kumar, K.B., E. Raghu, S. Suthari, V.S. Raju and A. Sadanandam, 2015. In vitro multiple shoot induction from the nodal and shoot tip explants of Dysolobium pilosum (Fabaceae). Int. J. Current Res. Biosci. Plant Biol., 2: 115-123.
19. Kanneboyena, O., S. Suthari, A. Ragan and V.S. Raju, 2015. Conservation priorities of NTFP species in dry deciduous forests of adilabad District, Telangana, India. Our Natur., 13: 1-7.
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20. Suthari, S., N. Sreeramulu, K. Omkar, C.S. Reddy and V.S. Raju, 2014. Intracultural cognizance of medicinal plants of Warangal North Forest Division, Northern Telangana, India. Ethnobot. Res. Applic., 12: 211-235.
21. Suthari, S., N. Sreeramulu, K. Omkar and V.S. Raju, 2014. The climbing plants of northern Telangana in India and their ethnomedicinal and economic uses. Indian J. Plant Sci., 3: 86-100.
22. Raju, V.S., P.G. Krishna and S. Suthari, 2014. Environmental assessment of climate of a habitat through floristic life-form spectra, a case study of Warangal North Forest division, Telangana, India. J. Nat. Sci., 2: 77-93.
23. Sreeramulu, N., S. Suthari, A. Ragan and V.S. Raju, 2013. Ethno-botanico-medicine for common human ailments in Nalgonda and Warangal districts of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, India. Ann. Plant Sci., 2: 220-229.
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24. Suthari, S. and V.S. Raju, 2012. Ecology and conservation status of canebrakes in Warangal district of Andhra Pradesh, India. J. Threatened Taxa, 4: 3426-3432.
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25. Omkar, K., S. Suthari, S. Alluri, A. Ragan and V.S. Raju, 2012. Diversity of NTFPs and their utilization in Adilabad district of Andhra Pradesh, India. J. Plant Stud., 1: 33-46.
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26. Suthari, S., S. Kota, V.A. Kumar, P.N. Kumar, A. Sadanandam and V.S. Raju, 2011. 'Galijeru' as the ayurvedic drug vrshabhu: Assessing admixture problem and proper identification. J. Theoret. Exp. Biol., 7: 127-134.
27. Raju, V.S., S. Suthari and A. Ragan, 2011. The identity and occurrence of Phyllanthus hookeri Muell.-Arg. and P. nozeranii rossignol and haicour (euphorbiaceae) in India. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxonomy, 18: 57-63.
28. Raju, V.S., A. Ragan, S. Suthari and M.V. Ramana, 2011. On the identity and occurrence of Ophioglossum costatum (Pteridophyta: Ophioglossaceae) in Andhra Pradesh, India. J. Threatened Taxa, 3: 1462-1464.
29. Raju, V.S., C.S. Reddy and S. Suthari, 2010. Flowering plant diversity and endemism in India: An overview. J. Nat. Sci., 2: 27-39.