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Vol. 37, Iss. 2
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25 May 2024- Articles
Effect of watershed management operations on run off and sediment release in Hazara
S. Hasan Abbas, M. Hanif
To study the effect of watershed management practices (mainly planting)on runoff and sediment release an experiment was conducted at two sites in Hazara. The analysis of 6 years data collected, reveled that planting coupled with closure to grazing on the slops…
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Volume Tables for Horse Chest-Nut (Aesculus indica) of Azad Kashmir
Mohammad Afzal Cheema, Mohammad Aliul Hassnain Fatime, Raja Walayat Hussain
Hourse chestnut (Aesculus indica) is a useful broad-leaved tree which grows naturally as an individual or as an associate of other broad leaved species in high hill coniferous forests of N.W.F.P., Punjab and Azad Kashmir. Its wood is pale pink, soft and used f…
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Acarine disease of honey bees and its control in Pakistan
Bashir Mohammad Khan, Mohammad Ismail Chaudhry, Pervez Khawaja
Acarine disease of young honey bees appeared in Pakistan for the first time in epidemic form, inflicting 85% loss of honeybee colonies during 1982-83. Application of the dequeening method for the control of tracheal mite disease gave encouraging results partic…
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A glance at Turkish Forestry
Mirza Hakim Khan Dr
Turkey is predominantly an agrarian country possessing 20.2 million hectares as forest land which is 26% of the total area of 77.97 million hectares. The average annual plantation programme is 133,000 hectares. Most important species in plantation are: Poplar,…
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Production of Biomass by two clones in relation to spacing
Raja Walayat Hussain, M. I. Sheikh
A study was laid out in February, 1984 in Pakistan Forest Institute campus for assessment and comparison of biomass production by planting cuttings of two important poplar clones viz., P. deltoides cv-I-63/51 and AY-48, an evergreen clone, with two size of pit…
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