Some species of bamboos produce flowers once in their life and die after flowering. The seeding cycle is said to be 6 to 120 years. Some other species produce flowers annually throughout the year and do not die after flowering. In order to keep record on the nature of flowering of bamboos, Government of India issued a circular in 1893 which has Gupta, M. L. S. 1952. Gregarious flowering of Dendrocalamus strictus. Ind. For. 78 : 547-550 Gupta, K. K. 1972, Flowering of different species of bamboos in Cachhar district of Assam in recent times. Ind. For. 98 : 83-85 Scngupta, M. L. 1939. Early flowering in Dendrocalamus strictus. Ind. For. 65 : 583-585 been incorporated in Bangladesh and other Forest Manuals ( Hasan 1973 ). For Bangladesh, there is no regular report of the flowering of bamboos. Hasan (1973) reported and analysed the flowering of 5 species of Bangladesh bamboos which flowered till 1973. Banik (1979) reported the flowering of “Baijjya Bansh” (Bambusa vulgaris Schradex Wendl).