Muhammad Arif Chaudhary and Ejaz Ahmed
...d trees, with 23.8% from conifers and the remaining 9.6% from unidentified hosts distributed in the Himalayan tract of NWFP (27.8%), Punjab (42.6%), AJK (4.5%) and Sindh (24.8%). The majority (71.4%) members of this family are collected after the monsoon, while the remaining (28.6%) are after the winter rains. The maximum plant height of 1.3 cm and the minimum of stalkess , are noted amongst the family members. Where as the cap width variation is recorded from...
Anwar Ali, Muhmmad Ayaz, Saz Muhammad
...edominantly consisted of conifers (85%). The remaining 15% trees were broad-leaved trees belonging to 23 different species. In conifers, Fir (Abies pindrow) is the dominant species (38%) followed by Kail (Pinus wallichiana) with 35%, Deodar (Cedrus deodara) 11% and Spruce (Picea smithiana) with 10% share. The average stocking/density was estimated at 250 trees per ha. In Reserved Forests, the aver...
M. Ayaz and G. M. Nasir
...ntification of important conifers of Pakistan....
Hanif Gul, M.I. Chaudhry M. Farooq and Rahmatullah Jan
...urghii Saragent from conifers while in Abies webbiana Lindl there was no significant difference in extractives and check (no treatments)....
Mohammad Afzal Cheema and Raja Walayat Hussain
...h other broad leaved and conifers. Its wood is pale pink, soft and used for light constructional work, packing cases,
water troughs and furniture. The tree grows to a large size specially under favourable conditions. It is a moderate light demander and has a good coppicing power.
...
A. Mahmood and Tariq Mahmood
...and branch wood of seven conifers viz. Abies
pindrow, Cedrus deodara, Juniperus polycarpos, Pinus
halepensis, P. roxburghii-amercana and P. wallichiana
were compared for holocellulose, alphacellulose and
lignin content in branch wood of C. deodara, J.
polycarpos, P. halepensis and P. roxburghii-americana
was comparable with the corresponding values for their
trunk wood. The branch wood of A.pindrow, P.roxburghhii
...
A.I. Mohyuddin, M. R. Attique, M. I. Arif and R. A. Mazhar
Ali Asghar Khan
... nurseries consisting of conifers with emphasis on deodar (Cedrus deodara) and Kail (Pinus wallichiana). The prognosis of this approach is discussed briefly, to create awareness about the effects of unwarranted
changes in environment and need for studying the factors involve don pilot basis.
...
Ali Akbar Khan
...ned to the discussion of conifers only.
The deviation of Basal Area varies from 13 to 29%for
different compartments. The compartment wise variation
between total number of trees and total volume with
prism sampling and total enumeration ranged from 12 to
46% and 11 to 28% respectively. The variation between
stand tables (5 centimeters diameter classes) prepared
with prism sampling and those derived from total
enumeration was much wider. The volume esti...
Mahmood Iqbal Sheikh
...t techniques of poplars, conifers, Eucalypts and willows as practiced in Italy, have been discussed in this paper. Whereas, the multifarious research problems are being attended to by the institutes especially established for the purpose under the patronage of an autonomous body (E.N.C.C.), the farmers are making full use of the recommendations of experts by putting large areas under fast growing tree species, employing the most modern and scientific te...
M. A Quraishi and Manzoor Ahmad
...oak, bird cherry or with conifers particularly spruce, fir and blue pine In west Pakistan it is commonly found in Hazara, Murree, Swat, Dir, Chitral, Gilgit and Baltistan. The timber of walnut is moderately hard even, grained. Sapwood is greyish- white and heartwood is brown with darker streaks. It is very durable, works well and does not warp or split. It is used for furniture, cabinet making, carving and for gun-stocks. It is found to be the best wood for g...
Abdur Rauf1, Farooq Jan1*, Muhammad Yasin2, Muhammad Qayash3, Muhammad Luqman1, Kashif Hayat4, Fayaz Asad5, Ikramullah Khan1 and Muhammad Khalid6
