A Half-yearly Peer Reviewed Journal of Bangladesh Forest Research Institute
During data collection for preparation of volume functions for
high forest species at Cox’s Bazar Forest Division, some photographs
of wood stacks were taken in order to find a relationship of stacked
volume versus solid wood volume. The stacks were composed of
round [...]
Bandarhola (Duabanga sonneratioides) heartwood was treated with 40 : 60 creosote petroleum oil mixture by the Lowry empty cell process using different schedules and the effects of varying pressure, treating time and final vacuum period on penetration and absorption [...]
Regenerative potentials and mortality of one year and two year old culms of Bambusa balcooa and B. vulgaris were studied. One year old culms of both the species were found to be significantly superior stock for the production of [...]
Teak (Tectona grandis) wood in solid form was investigated on its steam bending properties. The effect of four levels of moisture content and also the effect of four steaming periods were evaluated. Both the moisture content and steaming period [...]
Stump planting is the usual practice for raising Teak plantations in Bangladesh. An experiment was conducted to find the effect of stump diameter of Teak on post planting survival and subsequent growth of height and diameter. Stumps of 1.01 [...]
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