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BANGLADESH JOURNAL OF FOREST SCIENCE

A Half-yearly Peer Reviewed Journal of Bangladesh Forest Research Institute

ISSN - Print: 1021-3279 | Online: -
Abstract:

Trees are attacked by a number of fungi. Some live on the foliage, some are attached to the living shoots and others to the wood. Some fungi are parasites feeding on living tissues, some are saprophytes feeding on
dead parts of the trees.

Abstract:

There are many organizations that are carrying out research on
subjects directly or indirectly connected, with forestry . The Commonwealth
Forestry Institute and the British Weed Research Organization were visited
The Forestry Commission research station at Alice Holt could not be visited
as the organization was preoccupied with other visitors during the period .
At Oxford opportunity was taken to discuss the research programme
in East Pakistan in general and the experimental designs in particular . The
consensus of opinion was that replications should be introduced in each
research station. The plot size should be reduced from one acre to quarter
acre and four replications introduced .

Abstract:

summary of data for the month of April to June,1971:
station: Forest Research Institute, Chittagong.
Time of observation : 0800 hours.

Abstract:

The coastal belt of East Pakistan covers a substantial part of
Khulna , Bakhargonj , Patuakhali , Noakhali and Chittagong districts along
the Bay of Bengal . In the western part of the belt, lies the Sundarban
Forests with a width of about 60 miles and almost equivalent depth • The
presence of mangrove and other species of the Sundarbans along the stream
banks and around the homestead, almost throughout the balance part of the
coastal belt , indicates that the Sundarban Forests extended throughout the
coastal belt in the past • The ramnants of such forests are still visible
in the Matamuri Delta about 30 miles north of Cox’s Bazar town , known as
“Chakaria Sundarban Forests” .

Abstract:

INTRODUCTION :
In agreement with the United. Nations Organisation’s programme
on the promotion of economy and at the request of Food and Agriculture
Organisation ( P.A.Oo ) U.N.O., the Soviet Union organised the International
Symposium on Forest Influences and Watershed Management from.August 17 to
September 6,1970 .

Abstract:

Investigations were carried, out on the Kraft Pulping of Albizzia
moluccana , a fast growing exotic wood species • In the pulping process
the cooking time was of 3 hours’ duration – 1 hour to raise the temperature
to 17O°C and 2 hours at that temperature . Pulp yield of 49 38$ was
obtained at the optimum condition . The properties indicate that high
quality writing, printing and wrapping paper can be manufactured from this
pulp at low chemicals and bleachability

Abstract:

At the present time the forests cover 33,5 per cent of
Czechoslovak territory . Coniferous species cover 67 per cent of the area ,
of which Norway spruce takes 47 per cent , scotch pine 14 per cent ,
silver fir 5 per cent , larch and other conifers 1 per cent . Broad-leaved
trees share with 33 per cent , of which 17 per cent is taken by beech ,
7 per cent by oaks » 2 per cent by maples ash and elm . Other hardwoods
and softwoods tree species cover 7 per cent

Abstract:

INTRODUCTION:
The Forests of Sunderbans are constituted of a total of 3,953
square miles of which 2,316 square miles belong to East Pakistan . Out of
2,316 Square miles, the land area is J,OO6,O6O acres, of which 939,820 acres
are productive forest lands

Abstract:

Forestry research and education are loosely combined and are
located at buba about 12 miles south of Khartum . The Forest Education
and Research Centre at ouba was developed under the UNbF assistance.
• It consists of the seed certification laboratory, timber testing
laboratory, research nursery and the arboretum is located in the
“Green belt” which has been specially planted to protect Khartum city
from hot desiccating winds .

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