Issue · 1987
Vol.37, Iss. 1
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ArticlesPossibility of application of thinning in terms of basal area in Eucalyptus camaldulensis plantations
Raja Walayat Hussain, M. Afzal Cheema
Eucalyptus camaldulensis was introduced in the country specially in the irrigated plantations of the Punjab and Sind quite sometime back. The species adopted well to the prevalent climatic and edaphic conditions.
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Scope of Nematodes research in Forestry
Hanif Gul, M. Ismail Chaudhry
Nematodes may damage forest plantations which are usually established on poorly stocked natural forest areas, or planted on areas which have been recently cleared out, or on abandoned farm-land. Changing to closely spaced planting of tree species susceptible t…
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Phytosociological studies of Azakhel, District Peshawar
Qaisar Ali, Mohammad Yousaf Wazir, Mirza Hakim Khan
During phytosociolgical studies, made at Azakhel, District Peshawar from December, 1979 to June, 1980, 4 plant communities were recognized, viz. 1.Desmostachya-Suaeda community 2. Saccharum-desmostachya community 3. Desmostachya-Saccharum-Alhagi community and…
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Germination test of 'Biri-Leaf' seeds under different treatments
Abdul Aziz Memon
The economic importance of plantation of Tendu (Diospyrose - melanoxylon), commonly called Biri-Leaf Tree species, in Sind province, arises out of the necessity, which can be measured and is underlined with the following figures of foreign exchange being spent…
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Wood consumption survey of housing sector in Peshawar Division
M.I. Sheikh, R. W. Hussain, Saliheen Khan
In Pakistan generally there are two main categories of houses namely, pucca and kutcha. In plains pucca houses are those which are composed of brick/stone masonry while in hills a house having galvanized pitched roof is considered to be a pucca house. All type…
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Volume tables for Horse Chest-Nut (Aesculus indica) of N.W.F.P.
Mohammad Afzal Cheema, Raja Walayat Hussain
Horse chestnut (Aesculus indica) is a useful broad leaved tree and grows naturally in conifer forests of NWFP, Punjab and Azad Kashmir associated with other broad leaved and conifers. Its wood is pale pink, soft and used for light constructional work, packing…
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An International Conference on Forest Growth and Prediction: August 24-28, 1987 Home and Foreign News
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An International Conference on Forest Growth and Prediction: August 24-28, 1987 Home and Foreign News
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