H.I. Hosein1, Sherin Reda Rouby1*, Ahmed Menshawy1 and Ahmed E. AbdAl-Ghany2
Jong Ho Ahn1, Jang Hoon Choi1,2 and In Sik Nam1,3,*
Zahid Rauf, Tanvir Ahmad Qureshi, Ghayyas Ahmad and Wahiba Iqbal
...ustry utilized 2,722,643 cft of different wood species annually collectively in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Chipboard industry had its utilization of various wood species standing at 178,084 tons cumulatively annually in both provinces. Plywood industry consumed 170,133 cft and 1095 tons of wood in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa respectively on yearly basis. MDF and Match industries were mainly present in Khyber Pakhtunkhw...
Anwar Ali1, Saz Muhammad2, Zakir Hussain3, Khadim Abbas4 and Kiramat Husain5
...m3 (2,579,327 cft) with an average of 12.99±2.21 m3/ha (95% CI). The future growing stock for 2026 is estimated at 143,887 m3 with average of 25.58 m3/ha. Annual increment was determined for coniferous species based on the growth rate for past 10 years. It was found that the forests of Skardu District would put in about 70,819 m3 in the next 10 year. This is equal to annual increment of 1.26 m3
Hanif Gul and G. A. Bajwa
...292, 8442, 7757 per 1000 cft, respectively. Sunmerin (0.2%) and Bulldoxk (0.5%) gave net benefit of Rs. 8812 and 8965, respectively for the same volume of wood. Sundophos and Laser are the least effective and persistent, giving maximum net benefit of Rs. 4295 and 4224, respectively....
Hanif Gul and M. Ismail Chaudhry
...f 1.40 m3 (50 cft) each free
of attack of powder post beetles were first sprayed with
pyrethroids perigen (permethrin) 10% EC, cypermethrin
10 EC in doses of 0.01, 0.02, 0.04 and cislin
(deltamethrin) 2.5% in doses of 0.01, 0.02 and
0.04% Dieldrin 20% EC in 0.5% dose was used as standard
for comparison along with check (no treatment). Half of
the stacks were sprayed for the second time, three
months after first spray with the same insecticid...
M. Ayaz
....75 m3 (239.6 cft) under bark. The cost of timber transportation is
calculated as Rs. 19.91/m3/km (Re.0.56/cft/km). It was
observed that road gradient has considerable effect on
transportation cost, which is minimum as Rs. 5.88/m3/km
(Re.0.17/cft/km) for an average road gradient of 8%. It
is concluded that standard forest roads are essential
for speed...
Mohammad Afzal Cheema and Michael Kleine
...>3) or cubic feet (cft) on unit area basis is one of the most important parameters determined from forest inventories. In Europe the growing stock was estimated with the help of one of the following methods till 40 years back....
R. W. Hussain and S. Hasan Abbas
...> was estimated to be 427cft for a crop of age ranging from 6 to 8 years with the assumption that 700 trees per acre of the species were available at the above age i.e. planting was done with a spacing of 10″ x 6″ and no thinning was done and only 26 trees were lost on account of mortality or other factors. Under proper management the actual number of trees constituting main crop at the above age is almost half of the above figures. Therefore mean an...
Raja Walayat Hussain and Mahmood Iqbal Sheikh
... was estimated to be
235cft for a crop of age 6 years with the assumption
that 700 trees per acre of the species were available at
the above age, that is, planting was dine with a spacing
of 10'x 6', no thinning was done up to the age of 6
years and only 26 trees were lost on account of
mortality and other factors up to this age. This
plantation was however not maintained properly, no soil
cultivation was done and irrigation was erratic. Since
h...
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