Issue · 1985
Vol. 35, Iss. 4
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ArticlesGazette Notifications
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Gazette Notifications
25 May 2024
ArticlesSuitability of Eucalyptus kitsoniana for planting in Pakistan
K. M. Siddiqui, S. Rehman, A. Hussain
Preliminary results of Eucalyptus species trials at three locations in Pakistan have shown that the survival and growth rate of Eucalyptus kitsoniana are high as compared to other species of this genus. Large scale planting of this species is recommended in af…
25 May 2024
ArticlesSome studies on abundance of termties in various plant comnunties of eastern Baluchistan, Pakistan
Safdar Ali Kayani, Tanweer Ahmad, Abdul Kabir Achackzai, Abdul Qadeer
Termite nest distribution in various plant communities of Eastern Baluchistan was studied. On the basis of termite nest density and extent of termite infested area it was concluded that out of 19 plant communities, four have serious (nest density >124/ha, infe…
25 May 2024
ArticlesEfficacy of antimoultants against poplar defoliator Ichthyura anastomosis Steph and Shisham defoliator Plecoptera reflexa Guen.
M. Ismail Chaudhry, Hanif Gul
Antimoultant insecticides, Alsystin and Dimilin 25% W.p. which inhibit chitin sythesis in insects were tried against 2nd and 3rd instar larvae of shisham defoliator, Plecaptera refexa Guen. (Notodontidae). Both the chemicals in laboratory as well as field tria…
25 May 2024
ArticlesLocal and standard volume tables for Maple (Acer caesium) of Azad Kashmir and N. W. F.P.
M. Afzal Cheema, Mohammad Aliul Hassanin Fatime
Intro: Maple (Acer caesium) is a useful broad leaved tree and grows naturally alongwith other broad leaved trees in the conifer forests of N.W.F.P., Punjab and Azad Kashmir. Its timber is used in furniture, wood articles, carving and especially for bobbins of…
25 May 2024
ArticlesThirty-seventh Annual Passing-Out Ceremony of the Pakistan Forest Institute, Peshawar (October 7, 1985) (Home and Foreign News)
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Thirty-seventh Annual Passing-Out Ceremony of the Pakistan Forest Institute, Peshawar (October 7, 1985) (Home and Foreign News)
25 May 2024
