A Half-yearly Peer Reviewed Journal of Bangladesh Forest Research Institute
An attempt was made to develop a nursery procedure of Calamus guruba Buch-Ham. (Jait bet), C. tenuis Roxb. (Bandhari bet) and C. latifolius Roxb. (Korak bet) involving seed collection, pre-sowing seed treatment, media preparation, seed germination and seedling care. The plant percents obtained in C. guruba, C. tenuis and C. latifolius were 56, 58 and 62 respectively showing a good prospect for artificial regeneration of Canes.
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